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Journal
Journal of Book of Mormon Studies 6/2 (1997)
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Notes and Communications: The Nephite and Jewish Practice of Blessing God after Eating One’s Fill
Title
Notes and Communications: The Nephite and Jewish Practice of Blessing God after Eating One’s Fill
Publication Type
Journal Article
Year of Publication
1997
Authors
Crowell, Angela M. (Primary), and Tvedtnes, John A. (Primary)
Journal
Journal of Book of Mormon Studies
Pagination
251-254
Volume
6
Issue
2
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Bibliographic Citation
Crowell, Angela M. , and Tvedtnes, John A. "Notes and Communications: The Nephite and Jewish Practice of Blessing God after Eating One’s Fill" In Journal of Book of Mormon Studies, Vol. 6.
1997:251-254.
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Abstract
A Jewish custom of blessing God after eating one’s fill at a meal is reflected in passing in Amulek’s household and when the resurrected Christ blesses the sacrament for the Nephites and thereafter instructs them to pray. They “gave glory to Jesus” on this occasion.
Prophet
Prayer
Amulek
Eating
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