Testaments: Links between the Book of Mormon and the Hebrew

Title

Testaments: Links between the Book of Mormon and the Hebrew Bible

Publication Type

Book

Year of Publication

2003

Authors

Bokovoy, David E. (Primary), and Tvedtnes, John A. (Primary)

Number of Pages

232 Publisher

Heritage Press

City

Toelle, UT

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Bibliographic Citation

Abstract

**Only a selection of these chapters are available for online reading. An introduction to several key literary, cultural, linguistic, and religious connections between the Book of Mormon and the Old Testament. Since 1830, millions of people have read the Book of Mormon and studied its claims for ties with the ancient world. The Book of Mormon begins with references to Jerusalem and the Hebrew Bible. Readers often wonder to what extent the Book of Mormon reflects the literary, cultural, and religious world of ancient Israel. In the book Testaments, these and other issues are carefully addressed in a reader-friendly style. The authors, David E. Bokovoy and John A. Tvedtnes illustrate that the Book of Mormon shares much in common with the Old Testament. These exciting links provide clear evidence that the Book of Mormon and the Hebrew Bible serve as related testaments of the Savior Jesus Christ and his restored gospel.

11 Chapters

The Learning of My Father

Bokovoy, David E. | pp. 25-29

A Visionary Man

Bokovoy, David E. | pp. 36-38

Rod as a Symbol of Power

Bokovoy, David E. | pp. 43-44

Firstborn in the Wilderness

Bokovoy, David E. | pp. 53-55

Wrestling before God

Bokovoy, David E. | pp. 98-101

Choirs Above