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Supporting The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints through scholarship

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Interpreting Interpreter: A Chiastic Enos

This post is a summary of the article “Centered on Christ: The Book of Enos Possibly Structured Chiastically” by Stephen Kent Ehat in Volume 58 of Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship. All of the articles may be seen at...

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This post is a summary of the article ““Behold, He Was a Man Like unto Ammon”: Mormon’s Use of ʾmn-related Terminology in Praise of Moroni in Alma 48” by Matthew L. Bowen in Volume 58 of Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship. All of the...

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Interpreter Radio: The New Testament in Context Lesson 41

New Testament Study and Teaching Helps — Lesson 41

Ephesians 1-2 Chosen Before the Foundation of the World Ephesus is on the west coast of Turkey, and its ruins are considered one of the largest and most treasured archaeological sites in the world. Paul wrote this epistle to church members there—being mostly gentile...

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This post is a summary of the article “Mormon’s Narrative Strategies to Provide Literary Justice for Gideon” by Nathan J. Arp in Volume 58 of Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship. All of the articles may be seen at...

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Interpreter Radio: The New Testament in Context Lesson 41

New Testament Study and Teaching Helps — Lesson 40

Galatians 1 “So Soon Removed” Why do some who join the LDS Church later turn away? How do you maintain your own faith and obedience? How can you help those who struggle spiritually? Paul wrote this epistle to church members in Galatia (in today’s middle Turkey) in...

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