I'll fill in more notes on this one later. Chapter 11 contains a number of references to the "virgin" Mary, canonizing the Christian mis-translation. CHAPTER 11 F OR it came to pass after I had desired to know the things that my father had seen, and believing that the L ORD was able to make them known unto me, as I sat pondering in mine heart I was caught away in the Spirit of the L ORD , yea, into an exceedingly high mountain, which I never had before seen, and upon which I never had before set my foot. 2 And the Spirit said unto me: Behold, what desirest thou? 3 And I said: I desire to behold the things which my father saw. 4 And the Spirit said unto me: Believest thou that thy father saw the tree of which he hath spoken? 5 And I said: Yea, thou knowest that I believe all the words of my father. 6 And when I had spoken these words, the Spirit cried with a loud voice, saying: Hos
Chapter 9 is material to help explain the Lost 116 pages. Chapter 10 begins to abuse the words of Isaiah to promote an anachronistic understanding of a Christian idae of Jesus. CHAPTER 9 A ND all these things did my father see, and hear, and speak, as he dwelt in a tent, in the valley of Lemuel, and also a great many more things, which cannot be written upon these plates. 2 And now, as I have spoken concerning these plates, behold they are not the plates upon which I make a full account of the history of my people; for the plates upon which I make a full account of my people I have given the name of Nephi; wherefore, they are called the plates of Nephi, after mine own name; and these plates also are called the plates of Nephi. 3 Nevertheless, I have received a commandment of the L ORD that I should make these plates, for the special purpose that there should be an account engraven of the ministry of my people. 4 Upon the other plates should be engraven an accou