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* [[Question: Did Joseph attempt to translate the Kinderhook Plates using the "gift and power of God?"]] | |||
* [[Question: What does Joseph's attempt to translate the Kinderhook Plates tell us about his "gift of translation?"]] | |||
* [[Question: Why is the statement of William Clayton regarding the Kinderhook Plates in ''History of the Church'' written as if Joseph Smith himself said it?]] | |||
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- Question: What are the Kinderhook Plates?
- Question: Why does ''History of the Church'' say that Joseph Smith said "I have translated a portion of them..."?
- Question: Did Joseph Smith attempt to translate the Kinderhook Plates?
- Question: Did Joseph attempt to translate the Kinderhook Plates using the "gift and power of God?"
- Question: What does Joseph's attempt to translate the Kinderhook Plates tell us about his "gift of translation?"
- Question: Why is the statement of William Clayton regarding the Kinderhook Plates in ''History of the Church'' written as if Joseph Smith himself said it?