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On “Edward Stevenson’s Journal Entry about Martin Harris”

On “Edward Stevenson’s Journal Entry about Martin Harris”

Last updated on: November 13, 2019 at 9:36 pm by Dan Peterson

On “Edward Stevenson’s Journal Entry about Martin Harris” 2019-11-13T21:36:42-07:00 Dan Peterson

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The discussants for the episode of the Interpreter Radio Show that aired on Sunday evening, 3 November 2019, were Neal Rappleye, Jasmine Rappleye, Stephen Smoot, Spencer Marsh, and Hales Swift. Their conversation ranged over the work of Uto-Aztecan linguist Brian Stubbs, the word Shinehah in the Book of Abraham, and the so-called “magic world view” of Joseph Smith’s era. In the second half of the broadcast, they had a roundtable discussion on the upcoming Come, Follow Me lesson #46 on 1 and 2 Peter. The 3 November 2019 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show has been archived and, shorn of commercial and other interruptions, is now available at no charge on the website of the Interpreter Foundation:

Interpreter Radio Show — November 3, 2019

If, at this point, you only want to hear that roundtable discussion, which is tied to the Gospel Doctrine curriculum of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, it has been separated out and extracted for you and, of course, is accessible at no charge. In it, Neal Rappleye, Jasmine Rappleye, Stephen Smoot, Spencer Marsh, and Hales Swift discuss Come, Follow Me New Testament Lesson 46, “Rejoice with Joy Unspeakable and Full of Glory,” covering 1 and 2 Peter:

Audio Roundtable: Come, Follow Me New Testament Lesson 46 “Rejoice with Joy Unspeakable and Full of Glory” (1 and 2 Peter)

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At his Studio et Quoque Fide website, Neal Rappleye also offers a very interesting discussion of a document relating to Martin Harris, one of the Witnesses to the Book of Mormon:

“Edward Stevenson’s Journal Entry about Martin Harris”

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This piece offers some thoughts for Latter-day Saints to consider, as well:

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Finally, a couple of items relevant to recently rededicated temples, one in Germany and the other in Paraguay:

“The surprising blessings of a 4-year temple closure on this Latter-day Saint community”

“Elder Christofferson rededicates Asuncion Paraguay Temple in Spanish — here are highlights from the event”

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