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1:25:09Now PlayingThis video discusses the issues that arise from Joseph Smith using the King James Version of the Bible in the creation of the Book of Mormon. It highlights how mistranslations and inaccuracies in the King James Version were incorporated into the Book of Mormon and how the use of italicized words in the King James Version also presented problems for the Book of Mormon. The video also discusses the New Testament material present in the Book of Mormon and the use of words in the King James Version that Joseph Smith misunderstood. The video provides apologetic responses to these issues from the Fair Mormon organization and critiques these responses, stating that they deflect the real problems with the King James Version and the Book of Mormon.
LDS Discussions King James Bible influence on Book of Mormon
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