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Review Of The Book of mormon by Joseph Smith,
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This review is from: Commentary on the Book of Mormon, Vol. (Hardcover)
Written in the 1800s "by" Joseph Smith, the founder of the mormon church. The Book Of Mormon is an account detailing a history of the Americas. The book was intended for Smith's contemporaries, and seeks to revise the theological conventions of the Old World for the new. Smith reports that an angel appeared to him, and told him where to find the "Gold Plates", under a rock in his family farm. According to Smith, he translated the "Gold Plates" using a device he referrs to as the "Urum and Thumum". Other books "by" smith and his fellowes include "The Pearl of Great Price" and the "Doctrine and Covenants"
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Commentary on the Book of Mormon, Vol. by Janne M. Sjodahl (Hardcover - June 1990)
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