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	\|S=Nephi's party reaches an area "which was called Nahom" (1 Nephi 16:34) near the time that they make an eastward turn in their journey. NHM [the root for naham] appears twenty-five times in the narrative books of the Bible, and in every case it is associated with death. Strikingly, altars dating from the time of Lehi have been found with the inscription "NHM." As one travels south-southeast of Jerusalem along the major trunk of the ancient Arabian trade route, the route branches east toward the southeastern coast at only one point: in the Jawf valley (Wadi Jawf) just a few miles from Nehem. From thence the eastern branch of the trade route goes toward the ancient port of Qana--modern Bir Ali—on the Hadhramaut coast, where most of the incense was shipped. This eastern branch was the major route—the pathways to the south were less used.
	~~\|L1=Question: Why does "Nahom" constitute archaeological evidence for the Book of Mormon?~~
	~~\|L2=Question: What are the responses to critical arguments concerning the name "Nahom" in the Book of Mormon?~~
	~~\|L3=Question: Did Joseph Smith have access to materials related to Nahom at Allegheny College?~~
	~~\|L4=The description of Lehi's desert journey matches exactly how one would traverse Arabia~~
	~~\|L5=Three altar inscriptions containing NHM exist in the correct Old World location, and a non-LDS archaeologist has dated one of them to the seventh to sixth centuries BC.~~
	~~\|L6=The location of Arabian NHM is in the correct location for the "Eastward turn" toward Bountiful~~
	~~\|L7=The root for "naham" means "to mourn"~~
	~~\|L8=The ancient process of mourning in desert cultures matches what the daughters of Ishmael did in 1 Nephi 16~~
	~~\|L9=S. Kent Brown, "Nahom and the "Eastward" Turn"~~
	~~\|L10=Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship, "Some Notes on Book of Mormon Names"~~
	~~\|L11=Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship, "Book of Mormon Minimalists and the NHM Inscriptions: A Response to Dan Vogel"~~
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	\|L10=Interpreter: A Journal of ~~Mormon Scripture~~, "Some Notes on Book of Mormon Names"		\|L10=Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship, "Some Notes on Book of Mormon Names"
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	\|~~summary~~=Nephi's party reaches an area "which was called Nahom" (1 Nephi 16:34) near the time that they make an eastward turn in their journey. NHM [the root for naham] appears twenty-five times in the narrative books of the Bible, and in every case it is associated with death. Strikingly, altars dating from the time of Lehi have been found with the inscription "NHM." As one travels south-southeast of Jerusalem along the major trunk of the ancient Arabian trade route, the route branches east toward the southeastern coast at only one point: in the Jawf valley (Wadi Jawf) just a few miles from Nehem. From thence the eastern branch of the trade route goes toward the ancient port of Qana--modern Bir Ali—on the Hadhramaut coast, where most of the incense was shipped. This eastern branch was the major route—the pathways to the south were less used.		\|S=Nephi's party reaches an area "which was called Nahom" (1 Nephi 16:34) near the time that they make an eastward turn in their journey. NHM [the root for naham] appears twenty-five times in the narrative books of the Bible, and in every case it is associated with death. Strikingly, altars dating from the time of Lehi have been found with the inscription "NHM." As one travels south-southeast of Jerusalem along the major trunk of the ancient Arabian trade route, the route branches east toward the southeastern coast at only one point: in the Jawf valley (Wadi Jawf) just a few miles from Nehem. From thence the eastern branch of the trade route goes toward the ancient port of Qana--modern Bir Ali—on the Hadhramaut coast, where most of the incense was shipped. This eastern branch was the major route—the pathways to the south were less used.
	\|~~sublink1~~=Question: Why does "Nahom" constitute archaeological evidence for the Book of Mormon?		\|L1=Question: Why does "Nahom" constitute archaeological evidence for the Book of Mormon?
	\|sublink2=Question: What are the responses to critical arguments concerning the name "Nahom" in the Book of Mormon?		\|sublink2=Question: What are the responses to critical arguments concerning the name "Nahom" in the Book of Mormon?
	\|sublink3=Question: Did Joseph Smith have access to materials related to Nahom at Allegheny College?		\|sublink3=Question: Did Joseph Smith have access to materials related to Nahom at Allegheny College?

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	\|S=Nephi's party reaches an area "which was called Nahom" (1 Nephi 16:34) near the time that they make an eastward turn in their journey. NHM [the root for naham] appears twenty-five times in the narrative books of the Bible, and in every case it is associated with death. Strikingly, altars dating from the time of Lehi have been found with the inscription "NHM." As one travels south-southeast of Jerusalem along the major trunk of the ancient Arabian trade route, the route branches east toward the southeastern coast at only one point: in the Jawf valley (Wadi Jawf) just a few miles from Nehem. From thence the eastern branch of the trade route goes toward the ancient port of Qana--modern Bir Ali—on the Hadhramaut coast, where most of the incense was shipped. This eastern branch was the major route—the pathways to the south were less used.		\|S=Nephi's party reaches an area "which was called Nahom" (1 Nephi 16:34) near the time that they make an eastward turn in their journey. NHM [the root for naham] appears twenty-five times in the narrative books of the Bible, and in every case it is associated with death. Strikingly, altars dating from the time of Lehi have been found with the inscription "NHM." As one travels south-southeast of Jerusalem along the major trunk of the ancient Arabian trade route, the route branches east toward the southeastern coast at only one point: in the Jawf valley (Wadi Jawf) just a few miles from Nehem. From thence the eastern branch of the trade route goes toward the ancient port of Qana--modern Bir Ali—on the Hadhramaut coast, where most of the incense was shipped. This eastern branch was the major route—the pathways to the south were less used.
	\|L1=Question: Why does "Nahom" constitute archaeological evidence for the Book of Mormon?		\|L1=Question: Why does "Nahom" constitute archaeological evidence for the Book of Mormon?
	\|~~sublink2~~=Question: What are the responses to critical arguments concerning the name "Nahom" in the Book of Mormon?		\|L2=Question: What are the responses to critical arguments concerning the name "Nahom" in the Book of Mormon?
	\|~~sublink3~~=Question: Did Joseph Smith have access to materials related to Nahom at Allegheny College?		\|L3=Question: Did Joseph Smith have access to materials related to Nahom at Allegheny College?
	\|~~sublink4~~=The description of Lehi's desert journey matches exactly how one would traverse Arabia		\|L4=The description of Lehi's desert journey matches exactly how one would traverse Arabia
	\|~~sublink5~~=Three altar inscriptions containing NHM exist in the correct Old World location, and a non-LDS archaeologist has dated one of them to the seventh to sixth centuries BC.		\|L5=Three altar inscriptions containing NHM exist in the correct Old World location, and a non-LDS archaeologist has dated one of them to the seventh to sixth centuries BC.
	\|~~sublink6~~=The location of Arabian NHM is in the correct location for the "Eastward turn" toward Bountiful		\|L6=The location of Arabian NHM is in the correct location for the "Eastward turn" toward Bountiful
	\|~~sublink7~~=The root for "naham" means "to mourn"		\|L7=The root for "naham" means "to mourn"
	\|~~sublink8~~=The ancient process of mourning in desert cultures matches what the daughters of Ishmael did in 1 Nephi 16		\|L8=The ancient process of mourning in desert cultures matches what the daughters of Ishmael did in 1 Nephi 16
	\|~~sublink9~~=S. Kent Brown, "Nahom and the "Eastward" Turn"		\|L9=S. Kent Brown, "Nahom and the "Eastward" Turn"
	\|~~sublink10~~=Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture, "Some Notes on Book of Mormon Names"		\|L10=Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture, "Some Notes on Book of Mormon Names"
	\|~~sublink11~~=Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture, "Book of Mormon Minimalists and the NHM Inscriptions: A Response to Dan Vogel"		\|L11=Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture, "Book of Mormon Minimalists and the NHM Inscriptions: A Response to Dan Vogel"
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