https://www.fairlatterdaysaints.org/vastauksia/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Keskustelu%3AJoseph_Smith%2FTranslator%2FGreek_psalterKeskustelu:Joseph Smith/Translator/Greek psalter - Muutoshistoria2026-04-04T23:32:51ZTämän sivun muutoshistoriaMediaWiki 1.41.0https://www.fairlatterdaysaints.org/vastauksia/index.php?title=Keskustelu:Joseph_Smith/Translator/Greek_psalter&diff=50189&oldid=prevRobBennett: Created page with 'Is there a page number for the Foster quote? I do not see an end page number listed. Could the points in the conclusion be made earlier in the article to provide a framework for…'2009-09-24T21:59:50Z<p>Created page with 'Is there a page number for the Foster quote? I do not see an end page number listed. Could the points in the conclusion be made earlier in the article to provide a framework for…'</p>
<p><b>Uusi sivu</b></p><div>Is there a page number for the Foster quote? I do not see an end page number listed.<br />
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Could the points in the conclusion be made earlier in the article to provide a framework for the reader to evaluate what is to follow? I think it might read better if a summary of the John Taylor quote, Joseph's already being familiar with Greek, and Caswell's questionable reporting and practices were provided as bullet points so the reader could know what information following is intended to show. I think the point that Joseph's reported grammar does not jive with his recorded usage deserves greater emphasis rather than a passing mention near the end. It is a significant piece of evidence that casts doubt on the veracity of the witness.</div>RobBennett