29326

Journal Article

English

Thompson, Stephen E.

Egyptology and the Book of Abraham

Dialogue : A Journal of Mormon Thought

Spring 1995

28

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1995

155-172

The author examines whether the "present understanding of Egyptian religious practice" supports Joseph Smith's explanations of the facsimiles found in the Book of Abraham. In addition, he discusses the contribution which a study of Egyptian history can make to our understanding of the nature of this book of scripture.

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Egyptology
Pearl of Great Price, Book of Abraham
Savage, Charles R.

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On the Way to Somewhere Else : European Sojourners in the Mormon West, 1834-1930
Re-Examining the Adams/Quincy May 1844 Visit to Nauvoo
The Pearl of Greatest Price : Mormonism's Most Controversial Scripture

. . . By His Own Hand Upon Papyrus : A New Look at the Joseph Smith Papyri
Facsimiles from the Book of Abraham
Joseph Smith and the Manchester (New York) Library
Joseph Smith, Jr., as a Translator : An Inquiry
Knowing Brother Joseph Again : The Book of Abraham and Joseph Smith as Translator
Making the Scriptures 'Indeed One in Our Hands'
Teaching the Book of Abraham Facsimiles
The Book of Abraham Facsimiles
The Breathing Permit of Hor : A Translation of the Apparent Source of the Book of Abraham
The Facsimile Found : The Recovery of Joseph Smith's Papyrus Manuscripts
The Facsimilies of the Book of Abraham : A Reappraisal
The History and Significance of the Book of Abraham