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Anderson: "If his translation was essentially the same as that of the King James version, he apparently quoted the verse from the Bible"
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Anderson: "If his translation was essentially the same as that of the King James version, he apparently quoted the verse from the Bible"
Richard Lloyd Anderson (Ensign, September 1977):
That is simply that Joseph Smith must have opened Isaiah and tested each mentioned verse by the Spirit: “If his translation was essentially the same as that of the King James version, he apparently quoted the verse from the Bible.” [31] Thus the Old Testament passages from Isaiah display a particular choice of phraseology that suggests Joseph Smith’s general freedom throughout the Book of Mormon for optional wording. [1]
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- ↑ Richard Lloyd Anderson, "By the Gift and Power of God," Ensign (September 1977).