Journal of Book of Mormon Studies: Volume - 6, Issue - 2, Pages: 273–74
Provo, Utah: Maxwell Institute, 1997The views expressed in this article are the views of the author and do not necessarily represent the position of the Maxwell Institute, Brigham Young University, or The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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About the Contributors
Kevin L. Barney is an attorney with Katten Muchin & Zavis in Chicago.
Matthew B. Brown is a senior in the history program at Brigham Young University.
S. Kent Brown is professor of ancient scripture and the director of Ancient Studies at Brigham Young University.
Angela M. Crowell is a Ph.D. student in Hebrew at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
John Gee is a Ph.D. candidate in Egyptology at Yale University.
Tod R Harris is a writer and translator in Salt Lake City, where he works for the Translation Department of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Louis Midgley is professor emeritus of political science at Brigham Young University.
Matthew Nickerson is Special Collections Librarian at the Gerald R. Sherratt Library, Southern Utah University.
Boyd Petersen is adjunct faculty in the English and Humanities Departments at Utah Valley State College.
Stephen D. Ricks is professor of Hebrew and Semitic languages at Brigham Young University.
David E. Sloan is a tax and estate-planning attorney with the law firm of Van Cott, Bagley & Cornwall in Salt Lake City.
Mack C. Stirling is director of cardiothoracic surgery at Munson Medical Center in Traverse City, Michigan.
John A. Tvedtnes is senior project manager with the Foundation for Ancient Research and Mormon Studies.
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- "Something to Move Mountains": The Book of Mormon in Hugh Nibley's Correspondence, by Boyd J. Petersen
- Nephi's Psalm: 2 Nephi 4:16–35 in the Light of Form-Critical Analysis, by Matthew Nickerson
- The Journey of the Hero: Archetypes of Earthly Adventure and Spiritual Passage in 1 Nephi, by Tod R Harris
- Nephi's Convincing of Christ through Chiasmus: Plain and Precious Persuading from a Prophet of God, by David E. Sloan
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- Girded about with a Lambskin, by Matthew B. Brown
- The Way of Life and the Way of Death in the Book of Mormon, by Mack C. Stirling
- A Case for Lehi's Bondage in Arabia, by S. Kent Brown
- "Inspiring" but Not True: An Added Glimpse of the RLDS Stance on the Book of Mormon, by Louis Midgley
- Notes and Communications: Divine Discourse Directed at a Prophet's Posterity in the Plural: Further Light on Enallage, by Kevin L. Barney
- Notes and Communications: Another Note on the Three Days of Darkness, by John Gee
- Notes and Communications: The Nephite and Jewish Practice of Blessing God after Eating One's Fill, by John A. Tvedtnes, and Angela M. Crowell
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- Notes and Communications: The Hebrew Origin of Some Book of Mormon Place Names, by Stephen D. Ricks, and John A. Tvedtnes
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