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Learn about the ancient practice of subscriptio, where introductory information is placed at the end of the text, and how this relates to the Words of Mormon and the Title Page of the Book of Mormon.

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The Book of Mormon described a “large stone” engraved with the history of a king, his battles, his ancestors, and the origins of his ruling lineage. Learn how the more scholars learn about Mesoamerican stelae, the more comfortably Coriantumr’s stone fits the description. http://bit.ly/knowhy77

The Book of Mormon described a “large stone” engraved with the history of a king, his battles, his ancestors, and the origins of his ruling lineage. Learn how the more scholars learn about Mesoamerican stelae, the more comfortably Coriantumr’s stone fits the description. http://bit.ly/knowhy77

The Book of Mormon described a “large stone” engraved with the history of a king, his battles, his ancestors, and the origins of his ruling lineage. Learn how the more scholars learn about Mesoamerican stelae, the more comfortably Coriantumr’s stone fits the description. http://bit.ly/knowhy77

The Book of Mormon described a “large stone” engraved with the history of a king, his battles, his ancestors, and the origins of his ruling lineage. Learn how the more scholars learn about Mesoamerican stelae, the more comfortably Coriantumr’s stone fits the description. http://bit.ly/knowhy77

Tracing the lineage, as opposed to giving an expansive family history, was of supreme importance to ancient authors in both the Old and New Worlds. Understanding the Book of Mormon as a lineage history has important implications. Its concern is more limited to the things deemed important to that lineage group and what impacts them most. We also learn that while Book of Mormon writers took pride in the noble mortal lineage, they taught that the most important lineage was the divine lineage of Christ. This divine genealogy was not limited to the royal or priestly families, but was extended to all who would come unto Christ. Read more details at http://bit.ly/knowhy76

Tracing the lineage, as opposed to giving an expansive family history, was of supreme importance to ancient authors in both the Old and New Worlds. Understanding the Book of Mormon as a lineage history has important implications. Its concern is more limited to the things deemed important to that lineage group and what impacts them most. We also learn that while Book of Mormon writers took pride in the noble mortal lineage, they taught that the most important lineage was the divine lineage of Christ. This divine genealogy was not limited to the royal or priestly families, but was extended to all who would come unto Christ. Read more details at http://bit.ly/knowhy76

Tracing the lineage, as opposed to giving an expansive family history, was of supreme importance to ancient authors in both the Old and New Worlds. Understanding the Book of Mormon as a lineage history has important implications. Its concern is more limited to the things deemed important to that lineage group and what impacts them most. We also learn that while Book of Mormon writers took pride in the noble mortal lineage, they taught that the most important lineage was the divine lineage of Christ. This divine genealogy was not limited to the royal or priestly families, but was extended to all who would come unto Christ. Read more details at http://bit.ly/knowhy76

Tracing the lineage, as opposed to giving an expansive family history, was of supreme importance to ancient authors in both the Old and New Worlds. Understanding the Book of Mormon as a lineage history has important implications. Its concern is more limited to the things deemed important to that lineage group and what impacts them most. We also learn that while Book of Mormon writers took pride in the noble mortal lineage, they taught that the most important lineage was the divine lineage of Christ. This divine genealogy was not limited to the royal or priestly families, but was extended to all who would come unto Christ. Read more details at http://bit.ly/knowhy76

Why are horses mentioned in the Book of Mormon? Gain a deeper understanding about this topic by learning what the text actually says, what the archaeological record shows, how ancient people labeled unfamiliar animals, and how the translation process might have happened. http://bit.ly/knowhy75