BYU Studies Quarterly
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“Show Them unto No Man”: Part 2. The Book of Moses and the Early Jewish Christian Esoteric Tradition
Keywords
Joseph Smith, Book of Moses, Early Jewish Christian Esoteric Tradition, esotericism
Abstract
There can be no question but that the Restoration was in many ways strange for its time and place, and this can make life difficult for anyone attempting to track the history of Latter-day Saint religious beliefs. Its very strangeness makes it difficult for historians who do not believe Joseph Smith’s teachings were divinely inspired to pinpoint plausible, mundane sources of inspiration.
Recommended Citation
Bickmore, Barry R.
(2023)
"“Show Them unto No Man”: Part 2. The Book of Moses and the Early Jewish Christian Esoteric Tradition,"
BYU Studies Quarterly: Vol. 62:
Iss.
2, Article 6.
Available at:
https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/byusq/vol62/iss2/6