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What Does an Ancient Book About Enoch Have to Do With Lehi’s Dream?
“And the angel spake unto me, saying: Behold the fountain of filthy water which thy father saw; yea, even the river of which he spake; and the depths thereof are the depths of hell. And the mists of darkness are the temptations of the devil.”
1 Nephi 12:16–17
Are the Accounts of the Golden Plates Believable?
“Joseph Smith, Jun., the translator of this work, has shown unto us the plates of which hath been spoken, which have the appearance of gold”
Testimony of the Eight Witnesses
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Book of Mormon Central 2018 Conference
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Why We Still Have to Cling to the Iron Rod Even Though the Path is Strait
“And as I cast my eyes round about, ... I beheld a river of water; and it ran along, and it was near the tree of which I was partaking the fruit. And I looked to behold from whence it came; and I saw the head thereof a little way off.”
1 Nephi 8:13–14
Seventy Says Personal Testimony of Book of Mormon “Essential” to Missionary Work
Since its humble first printing of 5,000 copies, the Book of Mormon has flooded the earth. More than 180 million copies of the latter-day scripture have been distributed.
President Russell M. Nelson: 'The Book of Mormon: What Would Your Life be Like Without it?'
Something powerful happens when a child of God seeks to know more about Him and His Beloved Son. Nowhere are those truths taught more clearly and powerfully than in the Book of Mormon.
“To be learned is good,”
Richard Bushman believes historical inquiry has made him a better Mormon, but he also believes being a Mormon has made him a better historian.