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Mormon 1

Mormon 2

Mormon 3

• Mormon 3:16
  • Gordon C. Thomasson, "The Survivor and the Will to Bear Witness" (Link)

Mormon 4

Mormon 5

• Mormon 5:9
  • Roger R. Keller, "Mormon and Moroni as Authors and Abridgers" (Link)
• Mormon 5:11
  • David Calabro, ""Stretch Forth Thy Hand and Prophesy": Hand Gestures in the Book of Mormon" (Link)

Mormon 6

• Mormon 6:2,4,5,6,11 (Cumorah)
  • Stephen D. Ricks, and John A. Tvedtnes, "The Hebrew Origin of Some Book of Mormon Place Names" (Link)
  • Andrew H. Hedges, "Cumorah and the Limited Mesoamerican Theory" (Link)
  • Matthew P. Roper, "Plausibility, Probability, and the Cumorah Question" (Link)
  • Andrew H. Hedges, "Problems with Probability: A Response" (Link)
  • FAIR Resource on Book of Mormon Geography [1]
  • Sidney B. Sperry, "Were There Two Cumorahs?" (Link)
• Mormon 6:6
  • H. Curtis Wright, "Ancient Burials of Metal Documents in Stone Boxes" (Link)
• Mormon 6:11
  • John W. Welch, "Number 24" (Link)
• Mormon 6:17-19
  • Matthew L. Bowen, “‘O Ye Fair Ones’: An Additional Note on the Meaning of the Name Nephi” (Link)
  • William Cottam, "If both the Lamanites and the Nephites became wicked in the end, why was one group destroyed while the Lord allowed the other to remain?" (Ensign)

Mormon 7

• Mormon 7:5
  • Corbin T. Volluz, “O Death, Where Is They Sting?” (Link)

Mormon 8

Mormon 9

• Mormon 9:32
  • Stephen D. Ricks, "Semitic Texts Written in Egyptian Characters" (Link)
  • FAIR entry on "Reformed Egyptian (Link)
  • John Gee, "Two Notes on Egyptian Script" (Link)
• Mormon 9:32-33
  • Brian D. Stubbs, "Hebrew and Uto-Aztecan: Possible Linguistic Connections" (Link)
• Mormon 9:33
  • John A. Tvedtnes, “Inscribed Gold Plate Fits Book of Mormon Pattern,” (Link)
  • Robert F. Smith, "The "Golden" Plates" (Link)
  • Stephen D. Ricks, and John A. Tvedtnes, "Jewish and Other Semitic Texts Written in Egyptian Characters" (Link)