Journal of Book of Mormon Studies Volume 12 Issue Number 2

Entire JBMS Volume 12 Issue 2

• Contributors, 2
• The Editor's Notebook
  
  by: S. Kent Brown, 3
• "Had for Good and Evil": 19th-Century Literary Treatments of the Book of Mormon
  
  by: Richard H. Cracroft, 4–19, 110–11
• Irony in the Book of Mormon
  
  by: Robert A. Rees, 20–31, 111–12
• Word Pairs and Distinctive Combinations in the Book of Mormon
  
  by: James T. Duke, 32–41, 112–13
• Counting to Ten
  
  by: John W. Welch, 42–57, 113–14
• Straightening Things Out: The Use of Strait and Straight in the Book of Mormon
  
  by: Paul Y. Hoskisson, 58–71, 114–17
• Has the Seal of Mulek Been Found?
  
  by: Jeffrey R. Chadwick, 72–83, 117–18
• A Test of Faith: The Book of Mormon in the Missouri Conflict
  
  by: Clark V. Johnson, 84–87, 118
• A Conversation with Robert J. Matthews, 88–92
• What's in a Word? The Language of the Scriptures
  
  by: Cynthia L. Hallen, 93–95, 118
• With Real Intent: A Continuing Influence
  
  by: Carole Mikita York, 96–99
• A Reader's Library
  
  by: Kristine Hansen, and Keith Lawrence, 100–106
• New Light: The Book of Mormon as a Literary (Written) Artifact
  
  by: Grant R. Hardy, 107–9, 118