The Book of Mormon as Translation English

Title

The Book of Mormon as Translation English

Magazine

Improvement Era

Publication Type

Magazine Article

Year of Publication

1935

Authors

Pagination

140–141, 187–188

Date Published

March 1935

Volume

38

Issue Number

3

Abstract

This article is a response to the argument that the Book of Mormon is an “imitation of biblical dictation.” Sperry demonstrates that the Book of Mormon is an inspired translation, not simply an anthology of quotations, thoughts, or sayings of Joseph Smith, by examining various Isaianic passages in the Book of Mormon and comparing them with the Isaiah of the Septuagint, the Authorized Version, and the Hebrew text.

Subject Keywords

Intertextuality
Authenticity
Isaiah (Book)
Book of Mormon Authorship
Book of Mormon Translation

Bibliographic Citation

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