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“I Cannot Read a Sealed Book”

In February 1828, Martin Harris obtained a transcript of Book of Mormon characters Joseph Smith had copied from the gold plates. He took them to two prominent scholars in New York City: Samuel Mitchill and Charles Anthon. Harris and Anthon both left a record of their meeting, but the accounts differ widely. Anthon said it was all a hoax and that he tried to protect the “simple farmer” from losing his money. Harris said that Anthon confirmed that this was an authentic ancient script. Some accounts add that Anthon also validated Joseph Smith’s translation. Harris returned to Harmony more convinced than ever that the work was divine and that his actions fulfilled a prophecy in the book of Isaiah, chapter 29.