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I spent last weekend hiking and camping in Eastern Utah and was lucky enough to photograph dozens of Freemont Indian petroglyphs. In doing so, I think I’ve found evidence of the historiography of the Book of Mormon. I believe the following to be a representation of Nephi holding Laban’s severed head. The Sword of Laban is on his back.

Additionally, the word “Indian,” if spelled backwards, would be “Naidni,” which must be admitted, is pretty darn close to the name “Nephi.”

In a recent sacrament meeting I heard someone use the Los Lunas Decalogue Stone as proof of The Book of Mormon.

Morley wrote:I spent last weekend hiking and camping in Eastern Utah and was lucky enough to photograph dozens of Freemont Indian petroglyphs. In doing so, I think I’ve found evidence of the historiography of the Book of Mormon. I believe the following to be a representation of Nephi holding Laban’s severed head. The Sword of Laban is on his back.

You are lucky you got to hike around there, Morely. Please share some more photos when you get a chance.

And you are right. That all speaks truth about the Book of Mormon

In Vegas I have heard members claim that the petroglyphs in and around red rock, sloan canyon and valley of fire are testaments to the Book of Mormon.
This one obviously depicts Ammon carrying all the arms he smote.



Unfortunately some of the petroglyphs date to as many as 7000 years ago, but whatevs.

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because of what?

Who is that somebody?

Please give Your name to Your product!

Not long ago I came across this piece of cave art below. The art put to rest any anachronistic issues found in the Book of Mormon in regards to animals. Furthermore, it suggested a LGT.

Morley wrote:I spent last weekend hiking and camping in Eastern Utah and was lucky enough to photograph dozens of Freemont Indian petroglyphs. In doing so, I think I’ve found evidence of the historiography of the Book of Mormon. I believe the following to be a representation of Nephi holding Laban’s severed head. The Sword of Laban is on his back.

You could make some money giving Book of Mormon tours of Eastern Utah.

DarkHelmet wrote:You could make some money giving Book of Mormon tours of Eastern Utah.

A time honored tradition, for sure.