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Facsimile 3 is the least discussed of the three Book of Abraham facsimiles, but it may be one of the most important for understanding the full Book of Abraham story. We have no copy of the papyrus or even a hand drawn copy. The only thing we have is the lead plate made by Reuben … Read more
Facsimile 2 of the Book of Abraham is one of the most debated images in Latter-day Saint scripture. Modern Egyptologists identify it as a hypocephalus, a small circular object placed under the head of a mummy. Ancient Egyptians believed hypocephali provided light, warmth, protection, divine power, and rebirth in the afterlife. But Facsimile 2 is … Read more
For years, LDS Egyptologists have assumed that the hieroglyphics to the right of Facsimile 1 were not related to the Book of Abraham. This is primarily because modern Egyptian scholars, utilizing standard translations, have interpreted these characters as a common “funerary permit” belonging to an Egyptian priest named Hor. They claim that they have NOTHING … Read more
Ancient Native American petroglyphs feature what appear to be temple and altar worship in different parts of North America. In ancient texts, an altar almost always relates to temple-like worship. Altars In Illinois In this videos, the Brandley’s show us a cave on private property in Illinois that appears to be an ancient temple altar, … Read more
Across North, Central, and South America, dozens of Native American languages belong to the Uto-Aztecan language family. This group stretches from the western United States down into Mexico and Central America. Linguistic experts like Brian Stubbs have concluded that this language family has very strong links to ancient Semitic languages like Hebrew and Egyptian. His … Read more
Critics claim that either there never were gold plates and Joseph convinced the witnesses to lie with him, or that Joseph Smith made fake plates that fooled the Book of Mormon witnesses. But how do you explain the evidence from people who were never supposed to be witnesses of the authenticity of the gold plates … Read more
There are not many modern anti-Mormon arguments. Almost all anti-Mormon claims recycle from earlier generations, but one newer claim the anti’s on X like to use is that Joseph Smith copied the names Moroni and Cumorah from a small island group off the coast of Mozambique. The reason this claim even exists is because of … Read more
For those who deny that the Book of Mormon was received by the gift and power of God, an alternative explanation has to be created. For decades, the explanation was that Joseph Smith was too stupid and uneducated to have written the Book of Mormon, so someone else must have. For decades the claim was … Read more
One of the popular anti-Mormon arguments is that Joseph Smith stole Freemasonry to invent the temple endowment. The history and evidence do show that, like many influential men of the time including the Founding Fathers, Joseph Smith and several early Church leaders did join the Freemasons shortly before the Nauvoo Temple endowment. Nauvoo itself had … Read more
Over and over archaeological evidence demonstrates that Hebrews were in America long before Columbus. This non member influencer gives a crash course on evidence of Hebrew Origin all over the Americas. The funny thing is that he claims that nobody know about it because the “Mormon Church” suppresses it. There’s a part in here where … Read more