Rhodes publishes on BoA Facsimiles; lays out method for approaching them.

Date
2003
Type
Academic / Technical Report
Source
Michael D. Rhodes
LDS
Hearsay
Direct
Secondary
Reference

Michael D. Rhodes, “Teaching the Book of Abraham Facsimiles,” Religious Educator 4, no. 2 (2003): 115-123

Scribe/Publisher
Religious Educator
People
Michael D. Rhodes
Audience
Reading Public
PDF
Transcription

One of the most difficult aspects of teaching the book of Abraham is dealing with the three facsimiles found there. Critics of the Church have raised numerous questions about them and the associated papyri, and students often ask about these criticisms. In this article, I will pass on my own experience gained while teaching about the facsimiles and the Pearl of Great Price at Brigham Young University.

Topics I cover when I teach the facsimiles include the history of the papyri, the questions critics have raised concerning the facsimiles and the papyri as they relate to the book of Abraham, answers to these criticisms, and the evidence that supports Joseph Smith's interpretations of the facsimiles.

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