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Okay.

And then two, the context as we have it.

I think it's pretty clear that Joseph Smith wrote at least some of the text as we have it.

So as we've talked about, it's a modern compilation.

It's a 19th century text.

It's dependent on the Bible, the King James Bible.

But it also includes a bunch of Joseph Smith isms.

And so pretty famously, you know, we're aware that the Lee Highs dream is recorded in 1st

Nephi, chapter 8.

Parallels directly, one of the many, actually the principal dream of Joseph Smith's vision.

So Joseph Smith had dreams and I'm sorry, Joseph Smith's senior that Lucy Smith recounts

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