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Book of Mormon/Relationship to the Dead Sea Scrolls/Further Reading
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Further reading
Further reading
- Kevin L. Barney, "Isaiah Interwoven (Review of: Harmonizing Isaiah: Combining Ancient Sources)," FARMS Review 15/1 (2003): 353–402. off-site
- Stephen D. Ricks, The Book of Mormon and the Dead Sea Scrolls, LDS Perspectives on the Dead Sea Scrolls, Maxwell Institute
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Alleged biblical anachronisms in the Book of Mormon
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- Multiple "Isaiahs" and the Book of Mormon
- Nephite burnt offerings and their consistency with Jewish law and practice
- Alleged biblical textual anachronisms in the Book of Mormon
- The Book of Mormon and the location of the birth of Jesus Christ
- Lehi's ancestry and place of residence
- The Book of Mormon contains passages from the King James Bible
- Modification of the italicized text in Book of Mormon Biblical passages
- Translation errors in the King James Bible appearing in the Book of Mormon
- The Book of Mormon and the Documentary Hypothesis
- The Book of Mormon and The Doctrine of Virgin Birth
The "Joseph Smith Translation" of the Bible
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- Joseph Smith's corrections to the Bible do not match known Biblical manuscripts
- Use of the Joseph Smith translation of the Bible
- Relationship of the Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible to the Book of Mormon
- Relationship of the Joseph Smith Translation to the Book of Abraham
- Accusations of Plagiarism Leveled Against the Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible
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