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The Lost Book Of Abraham (2002)
The Lost Book of Abraham retells the story of Joseph Smith's amazing discovery, and investigates the veracity of his translation. This compelling documentary visits prominent Egyptologists and scholars—both Mormon and non-Mormon—in an attempt to uncover the truth about this fascinating episode in Mormon history.
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The Lost Book of Abraham retells the story of Joseph Smith's amazing discovery, and investigates the veracity of his translation. This compelling documentary visits prominent Egyptologists and scholars—both Mormon and non-Mormon—in an attempt to uncover the truth about this fascinating episode in Mormon history.
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In Theaters:8/1/2002
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Institute for Religious Research
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