Deutero-Isaiah and the Book of Mormon | Ep. 1642 | LDS Discussions Ep. 16
August 18, 2022
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In this interview, Mike and John discuss the Book of Mormon and its relationship to the King James Bible, specifically focusing on the presence of Deutero-Isaiah, a section of the book of Isaiah believed by some scholars to have multiple authors. The interview explores reasons why scholars believe this, and the implications of Deutero-Isaiah appearing in the Book of Mormon. The debate on tight versus loose translation of the Book of Mormon is also discussed, with criticisms against the approach taken by FAIR Mormon. The interview concludes by stressing the importance of biblical scholarship in understanding the Book of Mormon.
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