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1 Nephi 20:1“…and are come forth out of the waters of Judah, or out of the waters of baptism…”
Isaiah 48:1 (KJV)“…and are come forth out of the waters of Judah…”
7 words with no counterpart in Isaiah — reported as textual fact, weighed as interpretation.
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Theme — The Prophet on the Wall
The record's most thoroughly audited prophet is the only Lamanite it names among its prophets — a man preaching to Nephites from the top of a wall, who leaps down, goes home to preach among his own people, and is never heard of more among the Nephites. Then the record spends its remaining centuries filing his words under his name, and once the risen Lord himself corrects the archive on his behalf. The essay opens the file and asks why the strictest verification went to the prophet from outside.
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