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From Journal of the Book of Mormon and Other Restoration Scripture

• A New Artistic Rendering of Izapa Stela 5: A Step toward Improved Interpretation by John E. Clark
• A Reader's Library by Martin Raish
• A Reader's Library by Martin Raish
• Ancient Voyages Across the Ocean to America: From "Impossible" to "Certain" by John L. Sorenson
• Archaeology, Relics, and Book of Mormon Belief by John E. Clark
• Basic Methodological Problems with the Anti-Mormon Approach to the Geography and Archaeology of the Book of Mormon by William J. Hamblin
• "Book of Mormon Archaeology," A Rich Source for LDS Folklore
• From the Vineyard
• Last-Ditch Warfare in Ancient Mesoamerica Recalls the Book of Mormon by John L. Sorenson
• Memorial: Max Wells Jakeman 1910–1998
• Near Eastern Weapon Parallels
• New Light
• New Light
• Notes and Communications: New and Old Light on Shawabtis from Mesoamerica by John Gee
• Out of the Dust
• Out of the Dust
• Out of the Dust
• Out of the Dust: Finding Things Where They Are "Not Supposed to Be"
• Out of the Dust: When the Day Turned to Night
• Paul Henning: The First Mormon Archaeologist by Robert W. Fullmer
• Quetzalcoatl, the Maya Maize God, and Jesus Christ by Diane E. Wirth
• Swords and "Cimeters" in the Book of Mormon by Matthew Roper
• The History of an Idea: The Scene on Stela 5 from Izapa, Mexico, as a Representation of Lehi's Vision of the Tree of Life by Stewart W. Brewer
• The Sacred Tree of the Ancient Maya by Allen J. Christenson
• When Lehi's Party Arrived in the Land, Did They Find Others There? by John L. Sorenson

From The FARMS Review

• Behind the Mask, Behind the Curtain: Uncovering the Illusion by Brant A. Gardner
• Where Much Is Promised, Less Is Given by Brant A. Gardner