The Book of Mormon: Jacob through Words of Mormon, To Learn

Title

The Book of Mormon: Jacob through Words of Mormon, To Learn with Joy

Series Title

The Book of Mormon Symposium Series

Publication Type

Book

Year of Publication

1990

Editors

Nyman, Monte S. (Secondary), and Tate, Charles D., Jr. (Secondary)

Number of Pages

333 Publisher

Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University

City

Provo, UT

URL

https://rsc.byu.edu/out-print/book-mormon-jacob-through-words-mormon-learn-joy

Terms of use

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Bibliographic Citation

Abstract

The remarks of this volume are centered on the small plates of Nephi—Jacob through the Words of Mormon. The greatness of Lehi’s son Jacob is brought out, with special reference to his remarkable grasp of the doctrine of the Atonement, his powerful preaching about Christ, and his affirmations as to the central role of Christ in all gospel dispensations. Enos, Amaleki, and the anti-Christ Sherem are other topics discussed. Clarification is given on the structure of the Book of Mormon in terms of the large and the small plates of Nephi, the plates of Mormon (the abridgment), and the Words of Mormon. Latter-day Saint scholars who have experience the spiritual power of the Book of Mormon share here their insights on specific themes.

16 Chapters

Jacob: Prophet, Theologian, Historian

Matthews, Robert J. | pp. 33-53

"I Speak Somewhat Concerning That Which I Have Written"

Brown, Cheryl | pp. 55-72

"We Did Magnify Our Office unto the Lord"

Cowan, Richard O. | pp. 73-86

Botanical Comparisons in the Allegory of the Olive Tree

Hess, Wilford M. | pp. 87-102

Prophetic Decree and Ancient Histories Tell the Story of America

Johnson, Clark V. | pp. 125-139

Enos: His Mission and His Message