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Comment on 1 Nephi 5:14. Lehi's Tribal Affiliation by nikon s8100

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Comment on Index by john

john — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 21:03:28 +0000

It was formerly circulated by the Foundation for Ancient Research and Mormon Studies, but is no longer available. I hope to revise the manuscript, adding new research, and publish it.

Comment on Mormon 3:4. Battle Appointment by john

john — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 20:53:13 +0000

Oriental warfare was quite different from that of western nations, and setting appointments for battle was common at least down to the time of Marco Polo, who mentions it in descriptions of warfare. See especially the last battles he describes, involving people of “the Levant” (Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine). See also Hugh Nibley’s discussion in his World of the Jaredites.

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