http://concordances.org/hebrew/strongs_6672.htm
Tsohar is used 24 times in the OT. 23/24 times it is translated as noonday. It is only translated once as window and that is not considered a good translation.
Noah took the noonday with him on the Ark...or something that shone like the noonday. Not wanting to believe something doesn’t make it go away. It is very Hebrew to call a thing (noun) and the thing it does (verb).
The Jaredite story is much more detailed and specific than the Noah story. Yet we have two ship’s built to God’s specifications each one with a miraculous light. They’d look like similar designs. Smith got this while 99/100 Bible scholars would tell you that Noah’s Ark looks like the child’s toy you see in pictures. They’re wrong, Joseph Smith is right and so am I.
You don’t find people more Christian than the LDS.
It is straight supposition on your and others part to try and fit the BoM fiction in with the Bible.
They’re wrong, Joseph Smith is right and so am I. You don’t find people more Christian than the LDS.
I can't decide it that's insulting or hilarious...
Considering the source the latter is a safe bet.