The Most Correct Book

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Quick Overview: A Book of Mormon scholar presents 47 short essays offering historical, linguistic, and textual evidence supporting the ancient authenticity of the Book of Mormon.
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John A. Tvedtnes, a respected Book of Mormon scholar, gathers 47 insightful essays exploring ancient Near Eastern parallels, textual consistencies, and scholarly evidences that support the Book of Mormon's claim to be an authentic ancient record. Topics range from reformed Egyptian and metal plates to the slaying of Laban, Lehi's profession, the tree of life vision, and untranslated words like ziff and cureloms. Written for Latter-day Saint readers who want scholarly, faith-affirming support for their scripture study.

  • Scholarly ammunition for defending the Book of Mormon against critics
  • Reveals ancient parallels—from the Dead Sea Scrolls to Egyptian texts—unknown in Joseph Smith's day
  • A respected FARMS scholar tackles the toughest textual questions, even respectfully challenging Hugh Nibley
  • 47 bite-sized, scripture-anchored essays perfect for Book of Mormon study year

Perfect for a devout, studious Latter-day Saint adult who wants scholarly evidence and ancient-world context to deepen and defend their faith in the Book of Mormon.

Product Details

Author
John A. Tvedtnes
Format
Paperback
Pages
329
Dimensions
5.75x8.75 in
Interior
Black and White
Weight
18.0 oz
ISBN
9780882907567
SKU
C1270
Imprint
Horizon Publishers
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