Having Visions : the Book of Mormon, Translated and Exposed in Plain English.
The archaic Elizabethan dialect and vocabulary in which The Book of Mormon was originally written is cumbersome to read and difficult to understand for 21st-century readers, making the language itself a barrier to knowing its content. While both the Bible.
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New York :
Algora Pub.,
2007.
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Table of Contents:
- Table of Contents; Preface; The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints?; Part I. The Broad Vision; Part II. Context: The Book of Mormon's History and Associated Scientific Perspective; Part III. Content: A Modern Language Translation of The Book of Mormon; The Book of Ether
- 2200 BC to 550 BC; The First Book of Nephi
- 600 BC to 588 BC; The Second Book of Nephi
- 587 BC to 545 BC; The Book of Jacob
- 544 BC to 500 BC; The Book of Enos
- 499 BC to 421 BC; The Book of Jarom
- 419 BC to 361 BC; The Book of Omni
- 359 BC to 130 BC; The Words of Mormon
- AD 385.
- The Book of Mosiah
- 200 BC to 91 BCThe Book of Alma
- 92 BC to 52 BC; The Book of Helaman
- 52 BC to 1 BC; The Third Book of Nephi
- 1 BC to AD 35; The Fourth Book of Nephi
- AD 34 to 320; The Book of Mormon
- AD 321 to 400; The Book of Moroni
- AD 401 to 421; After Words; Suggestions for Further Reading.