God and Aminadi in the Temple
Title
God and Aminadi in the Temple
Book Title
The Lost 116 Pages: Reconstructing the Book of Mormon's Missing Stories
Publication Type
Book Chapter
Chapter
13
Year of Publication
2019
Authors
Bradley, Don (Primary)
Pagination
221–240
Publisher
Greg Kofford Books
City
Salt Lake City
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Bibliographic Citation
Abstract
The chapter delves into the significance of Aminadi as a wisdom figure and prophet in the Book of Mormon narrative. It highlights Aminadi's role in interpreting divine manifestations, particularly the writing on the wall, akin to biblical figures like Daniel and Joseph. The text draws parallels between Aminadi and Abinadi, emphasizing their prophetic messages and warnings of calamity. Aminadi's interpretation of the writing on the wall is seen as a pivotal moment in Nephite history, foretelling imminent destruction and serving as a final warning to the king and his kingdom. The chapter also discusses the potential inclusion of Aminadi's story in the lost manuscript and the lasting impact of his prophecy on Nephite society.
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