Book of Mormon Evidences From Ancient Aztec and Mayan Writings

sorrow whatever." ( Taken from book Ancient America and the Book of Mormon By Dr. MiltonR. Hunter )"A very remarkable representation of the ten plagues which God sent on Egypt occurs in theeleventh and twelfth pages of the Borgian Manuscript. Moses is there painted, holding up inhis left hand his rod, which became a serpent; and, with a furious gesture, calling down theplagues upon the Egyptians. These plagues were frogs, locusts, lice, flies, etc., all of whichare represented in the pages referred to; but the last and most dreadful were the thickdarkness which overspread Egypt for three days, and the death of the firstborn of theEgyptians. The curious symbol of one serpent swallowing up others, likewise occurs in thenineteenth page of the same Manuscript. It is not extraordinary that the Mexicans who wereacquainted with one portion of the exodus——that relating to the children of Israeljourneying from Egypt—should also not have been ignorant of another.”( Taken from book Ancient America and the Book of Mormon By Dr. Milton R. Hunter )"After the Millennium the world, after its third destruction, would he repeopled by thesouls of children who would return to life." ( Taken from book Ancient America and the Book ofMormon By Dr. Milton R. Hunter )Council in HeavenIt is told that when yet (all) was in darkness, when yet -no sun had shone and no dawnhad broken—it is said— I the gods gathered themselves together and took counsel amongthemselves there at Teotihuacan. They spoke; they said among themselves:“Come hither, 0 gods! Who will carry the burden? Who will take it upon himself to be thesun, to bring the dawn?”And upon this, one of them who was there spoke: Tecuciztecatl presented himself. Hesaid: “0 gods, I shall be the one.”And again the gods spoke: “(and) who else?”Thereupon they looked around at one another. They -pondered the matter. They said toone another: “How may -this be? How may we decide?”None dared; no one else came forward. Everyone was afraid; they (all) drew back.And now present was one man, Nanauatzin; he stood there listening among the others tothat which was discussed. Then the gods called to this one. They said to him:“Thou shalt be the one, 0 Nanauatzin.”He then eagerly accepted the decision; he took it gladly. He said: “It is well, 0 gods; youhave been good to me.( Taken from the Book Exploring The Lands of The Book of Mormon by Joseph L. Allen PhD. )ResurrectionWhen we die, it is not true that we die; for still we live, we are resurrected. We still live;we awaken. Do thou likewise. (Sahagun 10:192)( Taken from the Book Exploring The Lands of The Book of Mormon by Joseph L. Allen PhD. )Three Kingdoms(This is) what the natives knew: the old ones and the chiefs. For all who died went to (oneor another of three places when they died. (Sahagun 3:39)( Taken from the Book Exploring The Lands of The Book of Mormon by Joseph L. Allen PhD. )