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Since Cumorah: New Voices from the Dust, The Bible, the Scrolls, and the Book of Mormon—a Problem of Three Bodies

TitleSince Cumorah: New Voices from the Dust, The Bible, the Scrolls, and the Book of Mormon—a Problem of Three Bodies
Publication TypeMagazine Article
Year of Publication1965
AuthorsNibley, Hugh W.
MagazineImprovement Era
Volume68
Issue Number11
Pagination974–977, 1013, 1040
Date PublishedNovember 1965
KeywordsBook of Mormon; Dead Sea Scrolls; Early Christianity; Holy Bible; Intertextuality; Law of Moses; Plan of Salvation; Temple Worship
Abstract

This series argues that the changing attitudes of biblical scholars toward basic questions about scripture allow room for claims made by the Book of Mormon. It discusses external evidences, the primitive church, Lehi, Zenos, the olive tree, and the Dead Sea Scrolls. The fourteenth part compares the Bible, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and the Book of Mormon.

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Improvement Era 68, no. 11 (November 1965)

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