Little Known Evidences of the Book of Mormon By Brenton G. Yorgason

This is a great exploration of what was done by Joseph Smith Jr. as he translated the Book of Mormon. It includes fascinating information about languages and patterns of speech by different authors in the scriptures. Those authors include Jesus, Father in Heaven, Captain Moroni and many others. Paperback Curious and interesting read that I wish I'd come across years ago. Short and sweet. Paperback Informative, enjoyed the book. Paperback Interesting information, but presented in a very unorganized, pedantic manner. Paperback Interesting

From a purely intellectual perspective, this book presents many astonishing evidences of the authenticity of the Book of Mormon. While there are many more, this is good start and may serve to nourish one's curiosity about the Book of Mormon and its origins. Then, one may put it to the spiritual test. Paperback

Read this while getting my car fixed. Almost wish it were longer and more extensive, but I learned many new things. A quick read that's worth it. Paperback

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I have know him as a mster storyteller. Now meet Brenton G. Yorgason as an entertaining historical scholar. Dr Yorgason begins this narrative by sharing his initial personal encounter with reading the Book of Mormon, as well as his own experience of reading the book, years later, on a long flight to the land where Lehi and Nephi begin their account. He then explores interesting and insightful facts about the Books of Mormon. This he does by delving into little known details surrounding the receiving of the golden plates by Joseph Smith, as well as by presenting an understanding of the actual translation of these plates. He then identifies physical evidences that point further to the book's divinity. Little Known Evidences of the Book of Mormon