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{{:Question: Is there a viable real-world candidate in the Old World for the Valley of Lemuel described in the Book of Mormon?}}

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|link=https://publications.mi.byu.edu/fullscreen/?pub=1396&index=11
|title=A New Candidate in Arabia for the 'Valley of Lemuel'
|author=George Potter
|publication=Journal of Book of Mormon Studies
|vol=8
|num=1
|date=1999
|summary=The grandeur of the valley is difficult to describe in words or even portray in photographs. It is a narrow gorge cut through a massive granite mountain. It consists of three sections: the upper valley (or the Waters of Moses), the canyon of granite, and the lower canyon. The upper valley constitutes an oasis that lies at the south end of a twelve-mile long wadi—known locally as Wadi Tayyib al-Ism— that leads down from the north (see map). The upper valley sits like a pleasant jewel, spread out over approximately one square mile with several hundred palm trees and 12 wells that local residents call the Waters of Moses.
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[[de:Das Buch Mormon/Geografie/Alte Welt/Das Tal Lemuel]]
[[pt:O Livro de Mórmon/Geografia/Velho Mundo/Vale de Lemuel]]