Book of Breathings Hieroglyphic Vignettes: Joseph Smith's Facsimile #1
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Book of Breathings Hieroglyphic Vignettes: Joseph Smith's Facsimile #1
Narrated by:
Trevor Clinger
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Narrated by:
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Trevor Clinger
About this listen
With the Egyptian creation story vignette being translatable on different levels, Travis Wayne Goodsell has applied these levels to other vignettes. The results are that Joseph Smith was correct with his explanations, but shows that he was incomplete on the facsimiles' translations. Travis has identified nine level translation types and goes over each character of facsimile number one from the Joseph Smith papyri hieroglyphic vignette at each level of translation.
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