Scrap Book of Mormon Literature (Vol. 1 of 2): Religious Tracts
Religion
Scrap Book of Mormon Literature (Vol. 1 of 2): Religious Tracts
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints -- Doctrines; Latter Day Saint churches -- Doctrines; Latter Day Saints
Therefore, O Lord, Thou hast Therefore hast Thou forsaken
forsaken Thy people, the house Thy people, the house of Jacob,
of Jacob, because they replenished because they replenished from the
from the east, and east, and _are_ soothsayers like unto
hearken unto soothsayers like the the Philistines, and they please
the Philistines, and they please themselves with the children of
themselves with the children of strangers.--_Isaiah 11_, 6.
strangers.--_II Nephi xii_, 6.
Their land is also full of Their land also is full of idols;
idols--they worship the work of their they worship the work of their
own hands, that which their own own hands, that which their own
fingers have made; and the mean fingers have made; and the mean
man boweth not down, and the man boweth down, and the great
great man humbleth himself not, man humbleth himself; therefore
therefore, forgive him forgive him not.--_Isaiah ii_, 8, 9.
not.--_II Nephi xii_, 8, 9.
Thou hast multiplied the nation, Thou hast multiplied the nation,
and increased the joy: they and not increased the joy:
joy before thee according to the the joy before thee according to
the joy in harvest, and as men rejoice the joy in harvest, and as men
when they divide the spoil.--_II Nephi rejoice when they divide the
xix_, 3. spoil.--_Isaiah ix_, 3.
Observe, too, the difference in the clearness of the following passages:
BOOK OF MORMON. BIBLE.
And when they shall say unto And when they shall say unto
you, seek unto them them that have you, seek unto them that have
familiar spirits, and unto wizards familiar spirits, and unto wizards
that peep and mutter; should that peep and that mutter; should
not a people seek unto their God? not a people seek unto their God?
for the living to hear from the for the living to the dead.--_Isaiah
_II Nephi xviii_, 19. viii_, 19.
Again the English translators of the Bible, in order to make the sense
of various passages more clear, inserted here and there, words of their
own; which are always written in _italics_, that the reader might know
what words have been inserted by the translator, and for which he will
find no exact equivalent in the original text. It is worthy of note
that in those transcribed passages from the brass plates into the Book
of Mormon, in almost every instance, the words in the Book of Mormon
version are different to those substituted by the translators of the
common English version; or are left out, as follows:
BOOK OF MORMON. BIBLE.
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