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Source:A Peaceful Heart:Friend:September 1974:Joseph also used an egg-shaped, brown rock for translating called a seer stone
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The Friend (1974): "Joseph also used an egg-shaped, brown rock for translating called a seer stone"
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The Friend (1974): "Joseph also used an egg-shaped, brown rock for translating called a seer stone"
The official Church magazine for children, The Friend:
To help him with the translation, Joseph found with the gold plates ‘a curious instrument which the ancients called Urim and Thummim, which consisted of two transparent stones set in a rim of a bow fastened to a breastplate.’ Joseph also used an egg-shaped, brown rock for translating called a seer stone.[1]
Notes
- ↑ “A Peaceful Heart,” Friend (September 1974) 7.