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Improvement Era 17, no. 10 (August 1914)
Smith, Joseph F.
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Hebrew Idioms and Analogies in the Book of Mormon VI
Title
Hebrew Idioms and Analogies in the Book of Mormon VI
Magazine
Improvement Era
Publication Type
Magazine Article
Year of Publication
1914
Authors
Brookbank, Thomas W. (Primary)
Pagination
972–975
Date Published
August 1914
Volume
17
Issue Number
10
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Abstract
A series that produces evidence that the Book of Mormon is an ancient Hebrew work, containing Hebraisms. Emphasizes: (1) The Book of Mormon contains peculiar grammatical structures that are similarly found in the Bible, (2) many of the proper names in the Book of Mormon possess a notable Jewish character, and (3) many of the Jaredite proper names contain Hebraic similarities that date back to the period predating the Tower of Babel. The sixth part covers Hebrew omissions, noun dependency, and lack of adjectives.
Language
Hebraism
Literary Analysis
Language - Hebrew
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