NHM (Nahom) as evidence for the ancientness of the Book of Mormon
last update: 2023-03-22
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Nahom (Wikipedia)
The Evidence
- The name NHM and the “place called Nahom” in the Book of Mormon (FairMormon)
- Nahom (Book of Mormon Onomasticon)
- Who Called Ishmael’s Burial Place Nahom?
- Nahom-Archeaological Evidence of Book of Mormon
Criticism of the evidence
- Nahom and Lehi’s Journey through Arabia: A Historical Perspective (Ryan Thomas) pt1, pt2, pt3
- Nice Try, But No Cigar: A Response to Three Patheos Posts on Nahom (Counter-response by S. Kent Brown)
- Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Map (Jeff Lindsay) pt1, pt2
- Critiques of Nahom and Lehi’s journey (Rebuttal to Lindsay and Brown by Ryan Thomas)
- Comment by John Hamer
- Old Arabian and the 5 possible ‘H’ sounds
- NHM – A Place Name from the Book of Mormon? (Bill McKeever)
- Discussion between Rappleye and Andrew (summary) I find the exchange in the comments interesting, but mostly lacking in scholarly rigor (and politeness). Nonetheless, this comment exchange is often referred to, so I list it here.
- The Nahom Follies (Philip Jenkins)
- Nehem theory and Dartmouth University (RfM post by michealm)
- Mormons in Marib
- According to epigraphist and semitist Mohammed Maraqten, the root of Nehem in Yemen has nothing to do with the Hebrew NHM meaning “consoling” but more likely comes from NHMYN, “stonemason”. (h/t this comment)