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This is Radio Free Mormon on the air,

broadcasting behind enemy lines.

Tonight's episode, The Convenient convenient revelation and I'm also

titling it Joseph Smith's fingerprints on the book of Mormon what I've been

doing for the last few days is in preparation for this evening I have been

reviewing the first 124 pages of the book of Mormon I I've already read that far, and I wanted to go back

over it again. Kind of speed, read it, get at the 20,000 foot view. That's the second time through,

by the way. First time is word for word. Second time I'm going through, I want to get a feel for something

specific because what I am struck by, even though I've read

the Book of Mormon at least 20, 30 times in my life, what I'm struck by this time is the

number, the sheer number of references in the Book of Mormon to the small plates of Nephi or

the two separate records that are contained from the beginning of the book of Nephi and the

Book of Mormon up through the Book of Mosiah. Okay, so having said that much, let's review, all right?

So I've prepared some slides that will help me walk through this particular subject.

It's also being released under Mormon Sunday School where you learn stuff you're never going to hear in regular Sunday school. It's also being released under Mormon Sunday School where you learn stuff

you're never going to hear in regular Sunday school. It's less than 14 there. And here is what we're

talking about, the convenient revelation, which also deals with the lost 116 pages and the small plates

of Nephi.

All right.

The recap of the story of the lost 116 pages, I'm sure that you all know this story,

and you've heard it 100 times at church.

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