Christ's Personal Appearance in the Western Hemisphere: The

Title

Christ's Personal Appearance in the Western Hemisphere: The Supreme Message of the Book of Mormon

Magazine

Improvement Era

Publication Type

Magazine Article

Year of Publication

1917

Authors

Roberts, B.H. (Primary)

Pagination

477–499

Date Published

April 1917

Volume

20 Issue Number

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Bibliographic Citation

Abstract

The author writes of a monument of Christ erected on the border of Argentina and Chile as a sign of peace between the two nations, and of another monument of Christ, the LDS temple, built in Hawaii. “Those who believe in the Book of Mormon also believe that this group of islands was colonized by certain adventurous people from the mainland of America [Hagoth, Alma 63].” These two monuments have been erected on a land that Christ once visited.

Magazine

Improvement Era 20, no. 6 (April 1917)

Smith, Joseph F.

Mesoamerica

North America

Sermon at the Temple

South America

Savior in America

Christ's Personal Appearance in the Western Hemisphere: The Supreme Message of the Book of Mormon

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