If you liked The Ammonite language of the Iron Age by Kent P. Jackson, start with From Apostasy to Restoration (1996), Joseph Smith's Commentary on the Bible (2006), and Joseph Smith, the prophet & seer (2009). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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BookOrb recommends From Apostasy to Restoration (1996), Joseph Smith's Commentary on the Bible (2006), Joseph Smith, the prophet & seer (2009), Studies in Scripture Volume Three (1985), and By study and by faith (2009).

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The Ammonite language of the Iron Age is by Kent P. Jackson.