by Dan Wees | Apr 30, 2018 | Miscellaneous
Uncorrected error in the Book of Mormon… See Alma 24:20. Although the wording is clear in the Original Manuscript, the error has never been corrected in any edition of the Book of Mormon: “…for the pur[pose of] dethroning t[h]e [Kin]g…” Original Manuscript, Dan...
by Dan Wees | Apr 30, 2018 | Miscellaneous
Many outside of the LDS faith find it controversial that Joseph Smith was involved in treasure seeking, which included casting magical spells. Furthermore, he dictated most of the Book of Mormon while gazing at a stone placed inside a top hat—the very same stone and...
by Dan Wees | Apr 30, 2018 | Miscellaneous
Uncorrected error in the Book of Mormon… See Alma 10:5. Although the wording is clear in the Printer’s Manuscript, the error has never been corrected in any edition of the Book of Mormon: “…his mysteries and his myraculous power…” Printer’s Manuscript, Dan...
by Dan Wees | Apr 30, 2018 | Miscellaneous
“[T]here is continual use of the ‘thee,’ ‘thou’ and ‘ye,’ as well as the archaic verb endings ‘est’ (second person singular) and ‘eth’ (third person singular). Since the Elizabethan style was not Joseph’s natural idiom, he continually slipped out of this King James...
by Dan Wees | Apr 30, 2018 | Miscellaneous
In Mosiah 21:28, the 1830 version of the Book of Mormon lists the king as Benjamin, as it was handwritten in the Printer’s Manuscript. During this timeline in the text, king Benjamin had been dead for three years. In the 1837 edition, Joseph Smith personally...
by Dan Wees | Apr 30, 2018 | Miscellaneous
Uncorrected error in the Book of Mormon… See Alma 7:9. Although the wording is clear in the Printer’s Manuscript, the error has never been corrected in any edition of the Book of Mormon: “…repent ye repent ye and prepare the way of the Lord…” Printer’s...
