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#REDIRECT [[Question: Why does "and it came to pass" appear so often in the Book of Mormon?]]
==Issue==
Critics have often complained about the frequent repetition of "and it came to pass" in the Book of Mormon.{{ref|bachelor.1}}  Mark Twain famously joked that if the phrase were omitted, Joseph would have published a pamphlet instead of a book.{{ref|twain.1}}
 
As it turns out, however, this much-maligned phrase is actually evidence of the Book of Mormon's authentic antiquity.
 
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