Lu B. Cake argues that the use of Egyptian by Hebrews to be a historical problem with the Book of Mormon; claims that Hebrews did not use metal plates for their Scriptures.
- Type
- Book
- Source
- Lu B. Cake CriticNon-LDS
- Hearsay
- Direct
- Reference
Lu B. Cake, Peepstone Joe and the Peck Manuscript (New York: Lu B. Cake, 1899), 66
- Scribe/Publisher
- Lu B. Cake
- People
- Lu B. Cake
- Audience
- Reading Public
- Transcription
Finally, Joe claims his plates were written in Reformed Egyptian when the authors were Hebrews. Imagine a Hebrew putting the Word of God in any language save that he believes God gave him in Eden! Joe’s own book, page 530, contradicts him. Then the plates are gold, and the Hebrews wrote only on papyrus and parchment, and their Scripture were all in rolls.
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