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==A FAIR Analysis of the online document ''Letter to a CES Director'' section "Witnesses Concerns & Questions"== | ==A FAIR Analysis of the online document ''Letter to a CES Director'' section "Witnesses Concerns & Questions"== | ||
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| + | {{Epigraph|Oliver Cowdery lived in a culture steeped in biblical ideas, language and practices. The revelation’s reference to Moses likely resonated with him. The Old Testament account of Moses and his brother Aaron recounted several instances of using rods to manifest God’s will (see Ex. 7:9-12; Num. 17:8). Many Christians in Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery's day similarly believed in divining rods as an instrument for revelation. Cowdery was among those who believed in and used a divining rod.<br>Jeffrey G. Cannon, "Oliver Cowdery's Gift," history.lds.org {{link|url=http://history.lds.org/article/doctrine-and-covenants-oliver-cowdery?lang=eng}} | ||
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Oliver Cowdery lived in a culture steeped in biblical ideas, language and practices. The revelation’s reference to Moses likely resonated with him. The Old Testament account of Moses and his brother Aaron recounted several instances of using rods to manifest God’s will (see Ex. 7:9-12; Num. 17:8). Many Christians in Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery's day similarly believed in divining rods as an instrument for revelation. Cowdery was among those who believed in and used a divining rod.
Jeffrey G. Cannon, "Oliver Cowdery's Gift," history.lds.org off-site