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Book of Breathings Hieroglyphic Vignettes: Joseph Smith's Facsimile #3
- Narrated by: Trevor Clinger
- Length: 13 mins
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Book of Breathings Hieroglyphic Vignettes: Joseph Smith's Facsimile #3
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Publisher's Summary
The Egyptian creation story hieroglyph is known by Egyptologists for being able to be translated several different ways. Joseph Smith knew this as well. Now Travis Wayne Goodsell is making translations of the vignettes. Ever wonder who the female Pharaoh of Abraham's day was? Ever wonder how the Egyptian Hieroglyphs are symbolic representations for Jesus Christ? It's all right here in the Translating Hieroglyphic Vignettes series. This is volume three.
©2016 Travis Wayne Goodsell (P)2016 Travis Wayne Goodsell
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