Hi, this is Scott from Church History Matters.

As we wrap up this series, we want to hear your questions about the Book of Abraham.

Next week we're excited to have on the show Dr. Carey Mulestein

to help us respond to your questions.

He is an Egyptologist and an author and

scholar on all things related to the Book of Abraham and Casey and I have drawn

heavily from Dr. Mulestein's excellent research for each of our Book of Abraham episodes in this series.

So if you want to contribute to our next episode, please submit your thoughtful questions

any time before October 19, 2023 to podcast at scripturecentral.org. Let us know your name, where you're from,

and try to keep each question as concise as possible when you email them in. That helps

out a lot. Okay, now on to the episode.

So, the book of Abraham is the touchpoint of some serious controversies.

And we've talked about some of those in our last two episodes,

and we'll probably talk about them more next week as well.

But to be clear, the Book of Abraham is also the source of some dazzling doctrinal gems, which validate and expand upon other key restoration teachings.

So in today's episode of Church History Matters, we leave the controversial to

Basque, however briefly, in what to us makes the Book of Abraham beautiful.

I'm Scott Woodward and my co-host is Casey Griffiths, And today we dive into our ninth episode in this series,

dealing with Joseph Smith's non-Book of Mormon

translations and revelations.

Now let's get into it.

Hello Scott. Hey, how you doing, Casey?

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