The Church Got Rid Of Our Best Book of Mormon Evidence! | Book of Mormon Ojibwe Conference 

Rebecca Bearce was my great great grandmother, Wampanoag through Massasoit. She was the first lamonites baptized into the church in this dispensation. Baptized by Levi Hancock.

Lets go our brother Wayne May!

Wayne May and the work of the mound people sure points the area of the BOM geography and so does the first hand accounts from the Prophet Joseph Smith! I do not believe Nephi [of 600BC] went to Central or South America to build a temple. Christ did go down there after his crucifixion to pull in the flock [other sheep] to the true Shepherd {Christ}.

Wayne may is a gift this is so fascinating

Amazing video even non Mormons believe the mound builders are Israelites and it’s cool to see the official translator for the Ojibwe nation feels the same way

I came across Wayne 10 years ago and he helped retain my faith in the BOM and the gospel contained within. Awesome stuff as always

Is there any way Midega or other ojibwe could set up a foundation to retrieve these artifacts? I would definitely donate to help preserve, and present them to the world.

Came here from the Ward Radio stream about the Olmecs being Jaredites, and their argument doesn't even come close. They dismiss the Heartland theories because they say they don't have any trained archaeologists, but how can they look at this collection and just say, "no, those are all forgeries." You have to be willingly blind to not find this stuff interesting.

Wayne May... wooow!! Bugs what the church has done w/ these Michigan records. They couldn't keep them because they dated BEFORE the church was established??? Uhh guess they better get rid of their Egyptian artifacts and uh.. lets see the BOM plates. (Sarcasm) 😅 Glad Zion is breaking the conference talks into individual vids. Thanks guys. 🧡

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I love Wayne May, he is always on top of it!

This is amazing but why do people hide the truth and not show it? It bugs me to my core I want to know truth.

Thank you so much Zion Media and Wayne May. Love this presentation. Truth will prevail.

Thanks Guys! So good to hear the history about these items.

The Mystic Symbol is the most incredible book by Henriette Mertz about the Michigan artifacts. Many showing biblical scenes. So glad there is some interest in them. Thankyou for this!!

The Book Of Mormon is the best evidence for The Book Of Mormon. The complexity written in one take, with no contradictions in geography or timelines, no mixing up names, even with some being almost identical. All written using Paleo Hebrew grammar, by someone fluent in Egyptian and Paleo Hebrew, or they could not have done wordplay on the meaning of character names in those languages. That the more Archeological and Historical research is done in the Middle East and Mesoamerica, the more it lines up with The Book Of Mormon narrative is just a bonus.

Ahhh, Wayne May. What a breath of fresh air that man is. God bless him. Ive been listening to his stuff for years. He has more honesty and integrity in his pinky than any of those BYU or Michigan scholars. He knows his stuff and not afraid to admit the truth and share the real full story and facts. Zion Media really should do an interview with him sometime. Im sure Chief Midega would love talking to him. Get those 2 together and wow, what a conversation that would be!

I was wondering why the 13 month calendar. Why listening to a lecture on the ancient India (country) calendars, I found the answer. The Hebrew festival dates are based on a lunar cycle, which is 12 months. To complete a full solar year they added another month. The 13 month calendar is a lunar/solar calendar.

thanks for uploading this

A system of weights, a written language and use of cement in construction is what to look for. -Pure Lehite.

They need to claim these relics before something happens to them. Our native brothers & sisters.

Thank you....... I love this......... truth will prevail

Here is a question for everyone. In Mormon 1:6 Mormon junior is carried by his dad at 11 years old from the north country down to Zarahemla. What was the method of carrying 11 year olds at the time? It seems like an 11 year old should be carrying himself unless the mode of travel was by boat. Why couldn’t Mormon have been carried by boat from the “heartland” down to Meso American Zarahemla?

To Mr. Mae and those associated with this incredible presentation, How does one offer support to anyone within the Native American Communities who may desire to see these important artifacts returned intact? As someone who has a Ponca ancestor, and as a member of the Latter Day Saint faith I recognize the vital importance of such things to the people for whom they are considered sacred.

I love this. Amazing and wonderful.

These artifacts are very convincing, especially with Wayne presenting it.

Send pictures to Margaret Barker

The testimony of each member diligently sought those are the goals of Our Brethren.

I don't understand how some quote "scholars" can outright deny this evidence. It is right in front of their face and they will not consider it. Elder Milton R Hunter must be turning over in his grave. It's disconcerting, don't you think?

the plains / ruins at Monte Alban are INCREDIBLE ! i was there a year ago and as we neared the summit, the Spirit was sooooooooo powerful, one could almost feel in Avient Americans around us!

Both wonderful and upsetting. BOM really is a true and wonderful book.

I ran into Wayne May on my mission in Columbus, Ohio. We were at the Newark mounds and we ran into him and a group he was guiding. Such a wonderful experience, what a great man.

That mystic symbol looks very similar to cuneiform. If translated to Old Persian cuneiform, it would mean: 𐎂𐎉𐎌 = "King of Deeds;" if Sumerian cuneiform, it would mean: 𒄑𒅆𒋫 = "Long Wisdom Through." Interesting.

The temple at Monte Alban looks luke the temple at the end of Nacho Libre.

Loved the video, Just wondering Why would you advertise to go to Mexico right after you show a heartland video! 😮 I’m a heartlander! ❤

People are actually falling for this??

What is the sound he didn’t want to say out Loud? I know they call God Hashem or Adonai. So as to no “Use the name of God in vain”.

I have had so many goosebump moments listening to you. Awesome and well done this gives me hope

Fascinating… why is this not more well known ?

Who is Trevor and how old is he??? Get women??? Where is Monte El? Also, how aout your post a picture of Trevor first!

I would think that at least 1 person since the time of Joseph would have had a revelation as to where the BofM actually took place.

The Emerald Tablets. Written by Thoth of Egypt after he came to new world.

In 1822, Seneca Chief Red Jacket visited Palmyra, sharing insights into the culture, religious beliefs, and legends of his people. His father, Chief Handsome Lake, had experienced a visitation that bears an intriguing parallel to the story of the Three Nephites in the Book of Mormon. They also spoke of the appearance of the Son of the Great Spirit. This period aligns with Lucy Smith’s account of Joseph Smith telling captivating stories about Native Americans, as if he had lived among them. The Book of Mormon reflects elements of the Iroquois Confederacy, such as the burial of weapons to establish peace. Joseph’s creative mind may have woven these concepts into the Iroquois framework as he constructed Christian stories, believing they came to him by the gift and power of God-which could be seen as the imagination of mankind at work. As fascinating as the historical aspects of the text may be, they could be a distraction from the book’s main purpose: to testify of Jesus Christ. Why doesn’t the Church accept these interpretations presented by other scholars like Way? Because the Church knows where the Book of Mormon actually came from. They understand it’s not a historical record but contains history within its pages-a blend of Iroquois Confederacy frameworks, ancient legends, and 19th-century Protestant theology, woven together. The Book of Mormon could be seen as a work of historical fiction, with fictional characters inspired by the creative mind of Joseph Smith. He may have brought this text from his imagination into the physical realm-not only through his vision of gold plates but possibly by manufacturing physical plates, which he kept hidden from view. These plates could have served as a symbolic representation of what he saw in his mind’s eye. Just as Dumbo needed to believe in a magical feather to fly, members may feel they need to believe in the Book of Mormon as a historical record. However, just as Dumbo realized he could fly without the feather, members can still find belief and faith without the book being historically factual. The true power of the Book of Mormon lies in the meaning of its teachings and the way its principles bring people closer to God when applied in their lives. This is what ultimately makes the book "true." Critics can never attack a meaningful text, but they can always attack claims of a historical text.

8:40 Does anyone know where i can get a clear picture or image of this 13 month calander? 9:33 also this image...or any of the images in this video

The church isn't in the buisness of physical evidence, it's probably for the best because it is controversial, but it's sad.

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Of course, I agree with would have done the same thing that church did mean satisfied. We have something legitimate. Put it back on them so they can share in the conversation. If they sure, but they sure cannot say. We're hiding anything from them michigander for life. I'm glad they're back here. I tried to examine them when they were at the Kelsey museum in Ann arborand again the museum in Lansing. And they kept them dark which is a greater testimony to me.Then if they tried to argue yours in christ Elder Nadon : )

Fascinating stuff!

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WOW !!!!!!!

Has anyone seen the stone box where the golden plates were “ supposedly” found? No, because it simply doesn’t exist. Had anyone seen the “magically disappearing” golden plates? No because they simply don’t exist.

What evidence?

Wayne May hasn't got a clue about archeology or history.

Wayne May’s logic does not work. A few statements from the Book of Mormon disconfirm the Hopewell as associated with the text of the Book of Mormon. The Hopewell is not the last Jedi.

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