Joseph Smith's Egyptian, the Book of Abraham, and the Ancient World

Joseph Smith's Egyptian, the Book of Abraham, and the Ancient World

The Blog Posts 2013

by Edwin Goble

34 pages· 2016· ISBN 9781523255948
About
As the visionary behind M.O.G.R.A.P.H.E.R.S. (Mormon Organization for Geographical Research and Ancient Paleo-Hebrew and Egyptian Research Studies) Edwin Goble, is the Chief Consulting Partner. His research into the Kirtland Egyptian Papyri (KEP) is very extensive. As a result he has developed several probable theories that need to be taken seriously for consideration. He does not subscribe to the 'Scribes did it" Theory prevalent with LDS Apologists. He utilizes the KEP as primary source material that Joseph Smith, the founding prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, used in developing his Egyptian Alphabet and Grammar. Edwin's access to reference materials makes this book an enjoyable and enlightening read. This book has been compiled and edited by Travis Wayne Goodsell, President of MOGRAPHERS, from Ed's blog posts from: http: //www.egyptianalphabetandgrammar.blogspot.com by his permission. All profits from royalties of this book are donated to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

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