Journal of Book of Mormon Studies Volume 9 Issue Number 1

Entire Issue 1

• The Editors' Notebook
  
  by: John L. Sorenson, 3
• Synagogues in the Book of Mormon
  
  by: William J. Adams Jr., 4–13, 76
• The Book of Mormon in Latter-day Saint Hymnody
  
  by: Karen Lynn Davidson, 14–27, 76–77
• Seeking Agreement on the Meaning of Book of Mormon Names, 28–29, 77
• Book of Mormon Names Attested in Ancient Hebrew Inscriptions
  
  by: John Gee, John A. Tvedtnes, and Matthew Roper, 40–51, 78–79
• How the Guide to English Pronunciation of Book of Mormon Names Came About
  
  by: Mary Jane Woodger, 52–57, 79
• The Deseret Alphabet as an Aid in Pronouncing Book of Mormon Names
  
  by: Frederick M. Huchel, 58–59, 79
• From Distance to Proximity: A Poetic Function of Enallage in the Hebrew Bible and the Book of Mormon
  
  by: David E. Bokovoy, 60–63, 79–80
• Paul Henning: The First Mormon Archaeologist
  
  by: Robert W. Fullmer, 64–65, 80
• A Reader's Library
  
  by: Martin Raish, 66–67
• Out of the Dust, 68–69, 80
• New Light, 70–73, 80
• In Memoriam: Franklin S. Harris Jr., 74
• In Memoriam: John L. Hilton, 75
• Lehi and Sariah
  
  by: Paul Y. Hoskisson, 30–31, 77
• The Names Lehi and Sariah—Language and Meaning
  
  by: Jeffrey R. Chadwick, 32–34, 77
• Response to Paul Hoskisson's "Lehi and Sariah"
  
  by: Dana M. Pike, 35–36, 77
• Lehi and Sariah Comments
  
  by: John A. Tvedtnes, 37, 77
• Response to the Comments
  
  by: Paul Y. Hoskisson, 38–39, 77–78