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- The Lamb of God: A Note on the Significance of Meir Bar-Ilan’s Paper for Latter-day Saints
Abstract: Dr. Meir Bar-Ilan’s paper, “The Heavenly Lamb, Sacrifices on the Heavenly Altar, and the Song of the Lamb,” appearing concurrently in Interpreter, is a welcome contribution from a noted Jewish scholar. Bar-Ilan has called the world’s attention to a … Continue reading →
The post The Lamb of God: A Note on the Significance of Meir Bar-Ilan’s Paper for Latter-day Saints first appeared on The Interpreter Foundation.14 min - “When Ye Shall Rend That Veil of Unbelief”: A Typological Reading of Ether 3 and 4
Abstract: In the book of Ether, the prophet Moroni “Christianizes” the Jaredite story, inserting extensive Christian elements into an original text that predates the house of Israel, the Nephite nation, and the Christian era. In this paper, a typological and … Continue reading →
The post “When Ye Shall Rend That Veil of Unbelief”: A Typological Reading of Ether 3 and 4 first appeared on The Interpreter Foundation.47 min - The Literary Structure of Alma 23–27
Abstract: This article presents a macro-chiasm for Alma 23:16 through Alma 27:30 that covers the account of the people of Anti-Nephi-Lehi from the time they first take upon themselves that name to the time they relocate to the Nephite land … Continue reading →
The post The Literary Structure of Alma 23–27 first appeared on The Interpreter Foundation.1 hr 5 min - Perspectives on the Soteriological Problem of Evil: Nuancing the “Universalist” Theologies of Henri de Lubac and Joseph Smith
Abstract: Since the discovery of the new world by Christian European explorers during the age of discovery, the increasingly global community of the modern age has confronted Christian theologians with difficult soteriological questions. These questions have caused many Christian adherents … Continue reading →
The post Perspectives on the Soteriological Problem of Evil: Nuancing the “Universalist” Theologies of Henri de Lubac and Joseph Smith first appeared on The Interpreter Foundation.1 hr 22 min - “Upon Thy Belly Shalt Thou Go”: The Garden of Eden Serpent Symbology Based on the Concept of Seraphim
Abstract: The concept of the serpentine seraphim from biblical iconography is discussed in the context of biblical serpent symbology. The association of the seraphim with Ancient Near Eastern kings, deities, and temples is noted. The concept of the seraphim as … Continue reading →
The post “Upon Thy Belly Shalt Thou Go”: The Garden of Eden Serpent Symbology Based on the Concept of Seraphim first appeared on The Interpreter Foundation.57 min - Small Hinges, Great Doorways: How Some Descendants of an Enslaved Youth Unexpectedly Became Prominent Utah Citizens
Abstract: A vivid illustration of how “the doorways of history turn on small hinges” is found in the Howell family tradition about Wilford Woodruff’s short stay at the home of slaveholders in the South, where it appears he may have … Continue reading →
The post Small Hinges, Great Doorways: How Some Descendants of an Enslaved Youth Unexpectedly Became Prominent Utah Citizens first appeared on The Interpreter Foundation.1 hr - “Our Hands Have Handled”: Ensuring the Reassuring Doctrine of the Resurrection in the Lucan and Johannine Writings
Abstract: The Lucan and Johannine writings emphasize the literalness and physicality of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This emphasis does not represent an emerging Christology from an earlier, inchoate conception of Jesus and the meaning of his life. Rather, it … Continue reading →
The post “Our Hands Have Handled”: Ensuring the Reassuring Doctrine of the Resurrection in the Lucan and Johannine Writings first appeared on The Interpreter Foundation.1 hr 3 min - Looking Again at the Anthon Transcript(s)
Abstract: The official account of Martin Harris’s visit to Charles Anthon, canonized in the Pearl of Great Price, suggests that Anthon may have been shown more than one transcript by Harris. The differing responses of Anthon to each of these … Continue reading →
The post Looking Again at the Anthon Transcript(s) first appeared on The Interpreter Foundation.25 min - The “Allegory” of Ruth as a Prophecy of Latter-day Gathering
Abstract: In the historical context of the late fifth century BC, the book of Ruth was a powerful story of hope and redemption for the eventual gathering and restoration of Israel’s covenants. Connecting their golden period of unity under King … Continue reading →
The post The “Allegory” of Ruth as a Prophecy of Latter-day Gathering first appeared on The Interpreter Foundation.51 min - Finding Nephi’s Ore
Abstract: Khor Kharfot and Wadi Sayq are in the region that has become the premiere candidate for Nephi’s Old-World Bountiful. Out of the several matching criteria that has led to this opinion, the one that may be the weakest has … Continue reading →
The post Finding Nephi’s Ore first appeared on The Interpreter Foundation.49 min
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