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Four Women Were Witnesses to Book of Mormon Translation Process - Church News and Events
Scripture Central - "Emma As Scribe" by Robert T. Pack New Artwork! Emma Smith, the wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith, served as his initial scribe in translating the gold plates into
Emma Another Witness
Golden plates - Wikipedia
Emma Smith: Who Was Joseph Smith's Wife? - FromtheDesk.org
5 Women Who Are Witnesses of the Physical Golden Plates | Book of Mormon Central
Problems with the Gold Plates of the Book of Mormon - Christian Research Institute
Joseph Smith Translates the Gold Plates
Book of Mormon Overview: The Gold Plates of the Book of Mormon
Aside from Joseph Smith, The First Person to View the Gold Plates Was a Woman - Called to Share
10 Interesting Facts About Emma Smith | LDS Daily
How the translation of the gold plates took place - LDS Living
Did anyone witness Joseph Smith translating the Golden plates? - Quora
Emma Pondering – Joseph Smith Jr and Emma Hale Smith Historical Society
Emma Hale Smith | Doctrine and Covenants Central
Revealed: the stone that 'translated' the Book of Mormon | Religion | The Guardian
5 Women Who Are Witnesses of the Physical Golden Plates | Book of Mormon Central
Latter-day Saint historian looks at 'complicated' life of Emma Smith - Deseret News
Emma Smith - Witnesses of the Golden Plates and Book of Mormon
RLDS' Saints Herald, Oct 1, 1879: The Last Testimony of Sister Emma. JS III raised many pointed questions. BoM—did she really see the golden plates? What about rumors of spiritual wifery and
Witnesses to the Gold Plates | ChurchOfJesusChristWikia | Fandom
