Dave,
You raise and important point. Because of statements in the text indicating that facsimile 1 is at the
Melanie AlfredAugust 10, 2014
Thanks very much for this. The translation of the Book of Abraham was on the "back shelf" for me for many years. It's good to see a little light shed on it.
DaveAugust 9, 2014
The BofA explicitly states that the "sacrifice scene" (facsimile #1) comes at the beginning of the scroll, and the Sensen Text is the first written portion to follow facsimile #1. When facsimile #1 and the Sensen Text are put under a microscope, the threads line up; it's the same scroll.
TW OlsonAugust 7, 2014
Who inserted or wrote the numbered explanations next to the illustrations?
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Dwighth RogersAugust 20, 2014
Dave, You raise and important point. Because of statements in the text indicating that facsimile 1 is at the
Melanie AlfredAugust 10, 2014
Thanks very much for this. The translation of the Book of Abraham was on the "back shelf" for me for many years. It's good to see a little light shed on it.
DaveAugust 9, 2014
The BofA explicitly states that the "sacrifice scene" (facsimile #1) comes at the beginning of the scroll, and the Sensen Text is the first written portion to follow facsimile #1. When facsimile #1 and the Sensen Text are put under a microscope, the threads line up; it's the same scroll.
TW OlsonAugust 7, 2014
Who inserted or wrote the numbered explanations next to the illustrations?
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