John Dehlin is becoming increasingly transparent in terms of
his allegiances, and much of what others (including myself) have long suspected
being confirmed. In short, the sheep’s skin is coming off. He seems to be
freely removing it himself. Nonetheless, I’ve been meaning for some time now to
call attention to an anonymous blog, titled “Dear John Dehlin,” which is making
some interesting observations about his behavior and the process. If you, like
me, are concerned about Dehlin’s influence on unsuspecting innocents, then I
suggest you check it out.
Editor’s Note: This
is the first contribution to my new series Nephite
History in Context: Artifacts, Inscriptions, and Texts Relevant to the Book of
Mormon. Check out the really cool (and official, citable) PDF version here. To learn more
about this series, read the introduction here. To find other posts in the
series, see here.
Jerusalem Chronicle (ABC 5/BM 21946)
Background
The so-called “Babylonian Chronicles” are an important collection of brief historical reports from Mesopotamia, found in Iraq in the late-19th century.1 They are written on clay tablets in Akkadian using cuneiform script, and cover much of the first millennium BC, although several tablets are missing or severely damaged, leaving gaps in the record. One tablet, colloquially known as the “Jerusalem Chronicle” (ABC 5/BM 21946),2 provides brief annal-like reports of the early reign of Nebuchadrezzar II (biblical Nebuchadnezzar), including mention of his invasion of Jerusalem.
Biblical sources report that King Jehoiac…
Jerusalem Chronicle (ABC 5/BM 21946)
Background
The so-called “Babylonian Chronicles” are an important collection of brief historical reports from Mesopotamia, found in Iraq in the late-19th century.1 They are written on clay tablets in Akkadian using cuneiform script, and cover much of the first millennium BC, although several tablets are missing or severely damaged, leaving gaps in the record. One tablet, colloquially known as the “Jerusalem Chronicle” (ABC 5/BM 21946),2 provides brief annal-like reports of the early reign of Nebuchadrezzar II (biblical Nebuchadnezzar), including mention of his invasion of Jerusalem.
Biblical sources report that King Jehoiac…
I would argue that for perceptive folks, Dehlin's sheep skin came off years ago. But thank you for the link; it appears to be a great summary of his apostate statements and online activities.
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