Why Do We Have Three Different Accounts of the Creation?
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Bob SiskJanuary 18, 2018
We actually have a fourth version - the one in the temple. I have a deep appreciation for all of them, but the temple version makes the most logical sense to me.
TripleHeartJanuary 18, 2018
Your readers may be interested in the excellent overview of the creation story in Eric Skousen's book "Earth In the Beginning"
Theodore BrandleyJanuary 18, 2018
For the writers of the Old Testament, in addition to copies of the Book of Moses and the Book of Abraham there may have been various remnant copies of the records of Noah, as he surely would have had a copy of the Book of Remembrance, written by Adam and his righteous descendants.
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