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Enoch And Mahijah In The Book Of Moses, The Tale Of Baurak Ale
Thursday, May 4, 2006, at 07:35 AM
Original Author(s): Randy Jordan
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Baurak Ale was a name Joseph Smith used for himself in the DandC. Explanation below:

Guy Briggs [a Mormon apologist] wrote:

Nibley tells the story of a visit from Matthew Black to BYU in 1977. Black was the one who did the English translation of the Enoch text found in Cave 4 at Qumran (after Father Milik sat on it for 27 years). Anyway, just before he came to BYU, he wrote Nibley and asked if there was anything Nibley wanted him to discuss. "Yes," says Nibley, "the story of Mahujah and Mahijah." Also, in DandC 103:22, one of the code names for Smith is "Baurak Ale". 4QEnoch says that the father of Enoch was none other than Baraq'el.
"As I said, Matthew Black was coming. He had just got this work out. I said, 'How about this? Joseph Smith has this story, and nobody else has it. Where did he get it from?' He wouldn't talk about it (absolutely nothing). When he came from the airport, he had it in his pocket. He said, 'Here's your letter here.'

"I said, 'All right, how about Mahijah and Mahujah?' Nothing. I had one four-hour conversation with him, and he never let out a peep about it. That's when we went to a concert together. But he did let this out. Walking along, he said, 'Well, someday we will find out the source that Joseph Smith used. Someday we'll find it; we'll find it, don't worry.'

"Well, just what are the chances of Joseph Smith (living in Kirtland, Ohio, in 1830) getting hold of any of these sources or anything else? Of course, none of this was there. But when you get things like this, they are awfully hard to explain. It is really quite remarkable."
-- Nibley, _Ancient Documents and the PofGP_, p.13
Randy [exmormon] replied:

Guy, there were several existant, available sources from which Joseph Smith could have obtained the name "Baurak Ale" (by whichever spelling it occurs).

To begin with, the name under discussion is found in the Old Testament at Job 32:2, although spelled "Barachel." Seeing as how Smith dictated his "revelations" to scribes, Smith could have easily stated the name from the Bible to a scribe, who wrote it down as it sounded to him when Smith voiced it.

Secondly, as previously cited, the name appeared in Francis Barrett's 1801 book "The Magus." In his "Early Mormonism and the Magic World View, " Michael Quinn provides extensive documentation which shows that Joseph Smith designed his "Jupiter talisman" based on those illustrated in Barrett's book, which makes it certain that Smith had access to that book. In light of Lucy Mack Smith's offhand comment in her autobiography about the Smith family "drawing magic circles" and "engaging in the faculty of Abrac" during the 1820's, and the fact that that occultic material was in Barrett's book, it's probable that the Smiths owned a copy in Palmyra.

Thirdly, the 1830 date which Nibley claims (I'm assuming you quoted Nibley accurately, rather than making up the date) for Smith's first usage of the name "Baurak Ale" is false. Smith's first "revelation" the name appears in is dated February 24, 1834 (currently LDS DandC 103:21.) As you know, the DandC was first published in 1835, the year after this 1834 "revelation"; however, the name "Baurak Ale", and other such "code names" do not appear in the original 1835 edition, and niether does this particular "revelation." Its FIRST usage was in the DandC 1844 edition.

Michael Quinn explained:
"Sometime between 1841 and 1844 Smith directed that code names should disguise the identities of some LDS leaders being prepared for publication. For a revelation of February 1834, the published text gave Smith a code name that sounded exactly like the name of the archangel ruling over the month of February, over the sign of Pisces (when the revelation occurred), and over Smith's governing planet of Jupiter." ("Early Mormonism and the Magic World View," p. 224.)
Quinn further cites a 1974 BYU PhD dissertation by one Robert Woodford titled "Historical Development of the Doctrine and Covenants," whose research from the original manuscript reveals "Baurak Ale penciled in later." (Cited in Quinn, p. 523.)

This was verified in an August 16, 1873 sermon by Orson Pratt:
"The law of Enoch is so named in the Book of Doctrine and Covenants, but in other words, it is the law given by Joseph Smith, Jr. The word Enoch did not exist in the original copy; neither did some other names. The names that were incorporated when it was printed, did not exist there when the manuscript revelations were given, for I saw them myself. Some of them I copied. And when the Lord was about to have the Book of Covenants given to the world it was thought wisdom, in consequence of the persecutions of our enemies in Kirtland and some of the regions around, that some of the names should be changed, and Joseph was called Baurak Ale, which was a Hebrew word; meaning God bless you. He was also called Gazelum, being a person to whom the Lord had given the Urim and Thummim. He was also called Enoch. Sidney Rigdon was called Baneemy." (JoD 16:156.)
Quinn further states:
"Prior to Joseph Smith's use of 'Baurak Ale,' [Richard] Laurence's 'Book of Enoch' was apparently the only English-language book which transliterated the Hebrew into that phonetic sound, rather than the more common 'Barchiel' or 'Barkayal.' As previously noted, [Thomas H.] Horne's summary of Laurence's book was on sale in Palmyra from 1825 onward, but direct reading of Laurence would be necessary to see his transliteration 'Barakel.' In addition, Apostle Parley P. Pratt owned a copy of Laurence's translation by July 1840 and returned to LDS headquarters [from his mission in England] in February 1843. Thus, Joseph Smith obviously had close access to this pseudepigraphic work before he announced Laurence's pronounciation for the unique code name Smith used and his scribes wrote as Baurak Ale." (Quinn, p. 224.)
Richard Laurence's 1821 "Book of Enoch" is on the web at:

http://www.reluctant-messenger.com/1e...

The word is spelled "Barkayal" there, but as noted above, Smith likely voiced the name to whatever scribe penciled it into his 1844 "revelation," and the finished spelling came out "Baurak Ale."

Furthermore, we know that Joseph Smith employed the Hebrew teacher Joshua Seixas in 1835 to teach the Hebrew language in his "School of the Prophets." So Seixas could have very well owned a copy of Laurence's 1821 translation which he shared with Smith. Also, Alexander Neibaur, an English Jew and Kabbalist who converted to Mormonism in 1837 and emigrated to Nauvoo in 1841, could very well have owned Laurence's translation too. (Incidentally, Neibaur was Hugh Nibley's great-grandfather.)

So, we have at least five available sources from which Joseph Smith could have obtained the name "Baurak Ale" by the time of his first usage of it in 1844:
  1. The Book of Job in the Bible
  2. Francis Barrett's 1801 book "The Magus"
  3. Joshua Seixas in 1835 (via Laurence's book)
  4. Alexander Neibaur in 1841 (dittos)
  5. Parley P. Pratt in 1843 (dittos).
The most likely source would be Pratt, as he was in Smith's inner circle in 1843-44, when Smith first used the term.

As for the names Smith used in his "Book of Moses" such as "Mahijah" and "Mahujah," Hebrew scholar Louis Zucker offered:

Dialogue, Vol.3, No.2, p.48
"We come now to our main subject: the use made of Hebrew-- Hebrew from the Bible, of course--within the Mormon Scriptures and in authoritative statements by Joseph Smith and Orson Pratt. I say "Hebrew of the Bible"; Joseph had no idea of post-biblical Hebrew literature: so far as he was aware, the Hebrew of the Jewish Scriptures was all the Hebrew there was. The Book of Moses, in existence five years before the Elders turned to Hebrew, does not show any knowledge of the sacred tongue. The true biblical names it employs, and the off-biblical names like Mahujah and Mahijah (which resemble "Mehujael" in Genesis 4:18), were available to Joseph in his English Bible. The personal names Kainan (from Cainan), Hananiah, and Shem become the names of lands, as, in the Book of Mormon, the place name Lehi (Le-khee) was made a personal name."
Several studies have shown how many names in the "Book of Mormon" could have been derived by slightly altering known names or combining names together, such as "Moses" + "Josiah" = "Mosiah." Zucker shows how Smith could have easily derived other names from other existant material which was available to him, including the Bible.

Guy, you have quoted Nibley to attempt to show that Smith could not possibly have known those names or terms from existing published sources when he used them. Your purpose in doing so was to support your belief in Smith's claim of being an "inspired prophet." The documentation I have provided utterly refutes your contentions (via Nibley). It also shows us how Mormons like you blindly trust in the outdated, discredited assertions of apologists like Nibley, when if you bothered to research the issues for yourself instead of blindly trusting in Nibley, you'd see that his assertions fail in the face of more serious, intensive scholarship.

As I've stated many times, Joseph Smith was first and foremost a magician. He deftly used mystical terms, magical arts and objects, and the magician's skills of illusion and deception to further his ends. The use of such terms as "Baurak Ale" served to add to his mystique, just as a modern magician uses "Abracadabra." The funny thing is that Hugh Nibley fell for Smith's magic, and you have been victimized by it vicariously through Nibley.

I've likened Joseph Smith's career to the Wizard of Oz. The Wiz had the people fooled into believing that he was a godlike, all-powerful being---but when Toto pulled back that curtain, they found out that he was just a little old ordinary man, manipulating things in order to fool and thus control his audience. Just like the Wizard of Oz, the curtain has been pulled off of Joseph Smith's mystique, Guy, and we who are doing the pulling 'pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.'
 
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  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 11 (15)
  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 12 (19)
  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 13 (21)
  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 14 (17)
  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 15 (12)
  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 2 (21)
  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 3 (18)
  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 4 (25)
  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 5 (22)
  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 6 (19)
  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 7 (15)
  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 8 (13)
  · STEVE BENSON - SECTION 9 (19)
  · STORIES - SECTION 1 (1)
  · SUNSTONE FOUNDATION (2)
  · SURVEILLANCE (SCMC) (12)
  · TAD R. CALLISTER (3)
  · TAL BACHMAN - SECTION 1 (25)
  · TAL BACHMAN - SECTION 2 (25)
  · TAL BACHMAN - SECTION 3 (25)
  · TAL BACHMAN - SECTION 4 (25)
  · TAL BACHMAN - SECTION 5 (25)
  · TAL BACHMAN - SECTION 6 (25)
  · TAL BACHMAN - SECTION 7 (9)
  · TALKS - SECTION 1 (1)
  · TEMPLE WEDDINGS (6)
  · TEMPLES - NAMES (1)
  · TERRYL GIVENS (1)
  · THE PEARL OF GREAT PRICE (1)
  · THE SINGLE WARDS (5)
  · THE WORLD TABLE (3)
  · THOMAS PHILLIPS (18)
  · THOMAS S. MONSON (33)
  · TIME (4)
  · TITHING - SECTION 1 (25)
  · TITHING - SECTION 2 (25)
  · TITHING - SECTION 3 (13)
  · UGO PEREGO (5)
  · UK COURTS (7)
  · UNNANOUNCED, UNINVITED AND UNWELCOME (36)
  · UTAH LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRY (3)
  · VALERIE HUDSON (3)
  · VAN HALE (16)
  · VAUGHN J. FEATHERSTONE (1)
  · VIDEOS (30)
  · WARD CLEANING (4)
  · WARREN SNOW (1)
  · WELFARE - SECTION 1 (0)
  · WENDY L. WATSON (7)
  · WHITE AND DELIGHTSOME (11)
  · WILFORD WOODRUFF (6)
  · WILLIAM HAMBLIN (11)
  · WILLIAM LAW (1)
  · WILLIAM SCHRYVER (5)
  · WILLIAM WINES PHELPS (3)
  · WOMEN AND MORMONISM - SECTION 1 (24)
  · WOMEN AND MORMONISM - SECTION 2 (25)
  · WOMEN AND MORMONISM - SECTION 3 (37)
  · WORD OF WISDOM (7)
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