Is there an easier version of the Book of Mormon?

Is there an easier version of the Book of Mormon?

This is a version of the Book of Mormon adapted into plain English by Timothy B. Wilson in 1993. It makes the text of the work more accessible and understandable to those who are not familiar with the style used in the original Book of Mormon, which resembles that of the King James Version of the Bible.

What is the best way to read the Book of Mormon?

9 Fresh Ways to Study The Book of Mormon

1. Standard Works Reading Chart. As I mentioned, this took less than a year.
2. Read With a Missionary.
3. Principles of the Gospel – Color Coded.
4. Study Guides.
5. Prepare a Talk.
6. Page Headings.
7. Two Words.
8. Different Language.

How do you explain the Book of Mormon?

The Book of Mormon speaks of the ancient covenants God made with His children; the Bible tells of great prophets who also received these covenants by faith. The Book of Mormon testifies of Christ and His Atonement; the Bible provides the account of His birth, ministry, death, Atonement, and Resurrection.

How can I learn the Book of Mormon?

10 Tips to Help You Study the Book of Mormon

1. Begin your study with prayer.
2. Choose a topic you’re interested in.
3. Cross-reference with the Bible.
4. Watch Book of Mormon videos.
5. Read or listen to the Book of Mormon online.
6. Journal as you go.
7. Make your copy your own.
8. Choose someone to study.

How often should I read the Book of Mormon?

You don’t have to read each day from all the standard works, but you will want to read every day from the Book of Mormon. This book of scripture is unique because it was written for us. The prophets who wrote it saw our day and were inspired to write what we need to know, be, and do.

How long will it take to read the Book of Mormon?

According to Reading Length, the English translation of the Book of Mormon is 270,280 words. Assuming that the average adult — reading in English — can read 250 words per minute, then the Book of Mormon can be knocked out in just about 18 hours if read straight through.

Where does the Bible talk about the Book of Mormon?

Ask a student to read 2 Nephi 3:11–12. (It may be helpful to clarify that these verses are part of a prophecy by Joseph of Egypt. In these verses Joseph mentioned two books—the book written by the descendants of Joseph is the Book of Mormon, and the book written by the descendants of Judah is the Bible.)

Why do I still read the Book of Mormon?

In the description of the Book of Mormon found in D&C 20:8-16, the Lord gives reasons why the book is worth reading: This marvelous book contains the fullness of the gospel, testifies of the truthfulness of other scripture, shows that God operates today by inspiring men to holy work and is the same God today as in ancient times, and is the standard for judgment justifying the exaltation of those who receive the book and obey its precepts-and the condemnation of those who reject it.

What are the Mormon scriptures?

The official scriptures that are used by members of the Mormon Church are often called the standard works. These books are the Bible, the Book of Mormon, the Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price. Mormons believe that The Book of Mormon came forth at this time by the will of God.

What do Mormons believe about the Bible?

Mormons believe the Bible to be the word of God as far as it is translated correctly. (See Articles of Faith 1:8.) Joseph Smith, the founding prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ, taught that “many important points touching the salvation of men had been taken from the Bible, or lost before it was compiled.”