Journal of Book of Mormon Studies 23 (2014)

Title

Journal of Book of Mormon Studies 23 (2014)

Publication Type

Journal

Year of Publication

2014

Authors

Hauglid, Brian M. (Secondary)

Number

1 Volume

23 Publisher

Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship

Place Published

Provo, UT

URL

https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/jbms/vol23/iss1/

Abstract

In volume 23, the Journal of Book of Mormon Studies resumes publication under its original name and in its original size with a new editorial team: Brian M. Hauglid, editor; Mark Alan Wright and Joseph M. Spencer, associate editors. An editorial advisory board has also been formed which includes both Latter-day Saint and non–Latter-day Saint scholars. This issue features six full-length essays, two review essays, and two shorter notes all focused on the Book of Mormon.

Table of Contents

Journal Collection

Journal of Book of Mormon Studies

10 Journal Articles

The Word and the Seed: The Theological Use of Biblical Creation in Alma 32

Bokovoy, David E.

“Saving Christianity”: The Nephite Fulfillment of Jesus’s Eschatological Prophecies

Hardy, Heather

Christ and Krishna: The Visions of Arjuna and the Brother of Jared

Spencer, Joseph M.

Theological Apostasy and the Role of Canonical Scripture: A Thematic Analysis of 1 Nephi 13–14

Owen, Paul

“And it came to pass . . .”: The Sociopolitical Events in the Book of Mormon Leading to the Eighteenth Year of the Reign of the Judges

Belnap, Dan

The Deliberate Use of Hebrew Parallelisms in the Book of Mormon

Cranney, Carl

The Book of Mormon and Early America’s Political and Intellectual Tradition

Park, Benjamin E.

The Book of Mormon Translation Puzzle

Terry, Roger

Untangling Alma 13:3

Berkey, Kimberly M.

Three-Nephite Lore and Observing the Sacred: Some Observations

Kramer, Brad

Subject Keywords

Scholarship

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