Seeing with a Hat: How Joseph Smith Used a Hat in Translating the Book of Mormon
By Stan Spencer
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By Stan Spencer
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Abstract: Joseph Smith's use of a seer stone and hat in producing the Book of Mormon has been a point of confusion, dismay, and even embarrassment among some believers. These feelings may reflect a lack of understanding of the functions of these objects in enabling Joseph to receive divine revelation. As the term was used in the Bible and commonly used in Joseph Smith's day, a seer was a "see-er" of visions. Accordingly, a seer stone was a stone used for seeing visions. Joseph was reported ...






















