Book of Mormon Minimalists and the NHM Inscriptions: A Response to Dan Vogel

Title

Book of Mormon Minimalists and the NHM Inscriptions: A Response to Dan Vogel

Publication Type

Journal Article

Year of Publication

2014

Authors

Rappleye, Neal (Primary), and Smoot, Stephen O. (Primary)

Journal

Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship

Pagination

157-185

Volume

8

Terms of use

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Bibliographic Citation

Rappleye, Neal, and Smoot, Stephen O. "Book of Mormon Minimalists and the NHM Inscriptions: A Response to Dan Vogel" In Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship, Vol. 8. 2014:157-185.

Abstract

Biblical “minimalists” have sought to undermine or de-emphasize the significance of the Tel Dan inscription attesting to the existence of the “house of David.” Similarly, those who might be called Book of Mormon “minimalists” such as Dan Vogel have marshaled evidence to try to make the nhm inscriptions from south Arabia, corresponding to the Book of Mormon Nahom, seem as irrelevant as possible. We show why the nhm inscriptions still stand as impressive evidence for the historicity of the Book of Mormon.

Nahom
Arabia

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