A Semitic View of the Facsimiles
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Latter-day Saints have offered a number of different approaches to interpreting the facsimiles and the validity of Joseph Smith’s interpretations. One scholar, Kevin L. Barney, has articulated an insightful theory for interpreting the facsimiles that is worth careful consideration. From BYU Studies Quarterly, volume 61, number 4.
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