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Daniel C. Peterson: [1]
Another helpful indicator of the true origin of the Book of Mormon is the presence of the if-and conditional construction in the 1830 first English printing of the book.[2] A little background will help to make the significance of this indicator clear. In English conditional sentences, we typically say things like "If you study hard, you will succeed," and "If you don't exercise and eat well, you will damage your health." The first part of such sentences is the "condition." If that condition is fulfilled, the second part of the sentence will occur.[3] In the earliest manuscript of the Book of Mormon, however, a strikingly different kind of conditional sentence occurs several times....—(Click here to continue)
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