Literature supporting the authenticity of the Book of Mormon is prolific. However, the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon may be definitively established by reading the book and asking God if it is true.
The Book of Mormon is as detailed as are the Old and New Testaments in the details of its description of temple worship.
The Joseph Smith translation of the King James bible was added to the King James version, rather than replacing it, so that the Mormon Church could maintain credibility with the world.
The two spindles in the ball given to Lehi pointed the way that they should go in the desert.
The place where “Their worm dieth not,” is that place reserved for the sons of perdition, who live with Satan and his angels and for whom there is no forgiveness.
The Book of Mormon is the stick of Joseph spoken of in Ezekiel 37 because it deals with the history of the tribes of Ephraim and Manassah.
Certain passages in the Bible, such as Ezekiel 37 and Isaiah 29, allude to the future revelation of the Book of Mormon.
The Book of Mormon is unclear on the details of Nephi’s killing Laban, but we do know it was dark and he likely was very careful.
When Adam and Eve lived in the Garden of Eden, the Earth contained only one unbroken land mass.
The differences between passages in the Bible, in Matthew 5, and Book of Mormon, in 3 Nephi 12, are substantive differences, which subtly change meaning.
