Alma — A Vindicated Name
Mocked for a century as a woman’s name — then unearthed on a Bar Kokhba deed in a Judean cave.
Watch the film. Then dig into the evidence behind it.
In Hebrew, the high priest’s Urim and Thummim — the seer’s instrument of revelation — translates literally as “Lights and Perfections.” The same instrument Joseph Smith used to translate the Book of Mormon.
What five national surveys reveal about Latter-day Saint Millennials & Gen Z — faith, well-being, and who actually stays. Live charts, a generation toggle, every finding sourced.
The gleaming landmark on Interstate 5 — announced 1984, dedicated 1993, rededicated this August. A scrolling history with period news, the architecture, and the symbol hidden in its walls more than 10,000 times.
Mocked for a century as a woman’s name — then unearthed on a Bar Kokhba deed in a Judean cave.
Joseph Smith’s coined word for “honeybee” surfaces, intact, in ancient Egyptian.
A name dictated in 1829, matched in the Book of Giants — a Dead Sea Scroll found in 1948.
Nephi’s tree-of-life vision, carrying the grammar and symbolism of ancient Israel.
Statistical fingerprints count the authors hiding inside the text.
An inverted poetic structure nobody on the 1829 frontier knew to look for.
An obscure coat tradition, preserved a world away from upstate New York.
The Jaredite barges and the sealed flood-vessels of the ancient Near East.
A Book of Mormon place-name, carved on an altar in Yemen centuries before Lehi.
Arrow divination and belomancy — the ancient practice behind Lehi’s compass.
An “impossible” route across Arabia to a green coast — that turns out to be real.
A Nephite system of weights and measures, almost mathematically perfect.
What Christians believed about God before the fourth-century creeds redrew it.
Two portraits of God — and which one the apostles actually drew.
The temple the early Christians lost — and the cosmic pattern it once held.
Ritual immersion for a coming Messiah — centuries before the New Testament.
The historical case, traced through the earliest Christian record.
The 1830s affidavits gathered against Joseph Smith, re-examined.
What five national surveys reveal about Latter-day Saints — and who really stays.
Membership, retention, and belief — the adherent data at a glance.
Every film is drawn from a working corpus of sourced findings — the published scholarship of Hugh Nibley and the FARMS / Maxwell Institute scholars, indexed claim by claim. Names, places, doctrines, and artifacts, each traced from the 1820s back to where the ancient world independently attests it.
The searchable corpus is coming to this site.