The Book of Mormon as Translation English

Title

The Book of Mormon as Translation English

Publication Type

Journal Article

Year of Publication

1995

Authors

Journal

Journal of Book of Mormon Studies

Pagination

209-217

Volume

4

Issue

1

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Abstract

The Book of Mormon is a translation, containing details of the original language in which it is written. Very few of the writers would have had a working knowledge of Egyptian; the writing would more likely be a Hebraized Egyptian. The Book of Mormon contains many passages from Isaiah, more correctly translated than in the King James Version. Various examples of the Hebrew construct state are evident in Joseph Smith’s translation, together with direct translations of Hebrew idioms.

Isaiah
Translation
Language
Language - Reformed Egyptian

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