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| − | ==Issue==
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| − | 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}}
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| − | As it turns out, however, this much-maligned phrase is actually evidence of the Book of Mormon's authentic antiquity.
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| − | {{Book:Welch:Reexploring|author=Paul Y. Hoskisson, John W. Welch, Robert F. Smith, Bruce W. Warren, Roger R. Keller, David Fox, and Deloy Pack|article=[http://maxwellinstitute.byu.edu/publications/books/?bookid=71&chapid=849 Words and Phrases]}}
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| − | =={{Endnotes label}}==
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| − | #{{note|bachelor.1}} {{CriticalWork:Bachelor:Mormonism Exposed|pages=9}}
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| − | [[fr:Book of Mormon/Evidences/And it came to pass]]
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