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Expanding Approaches to the Book of Mormon: Pre-Exilic Israelite Religious Patterns

TitleExpanding Approaches to the Book of Mormon: Pre-Exilic Israelite Religious Patterns
Publication TypeUnpublished
Year of Publication1987
AuthorsThomasson, Gordon C.
KeywordsAlma the Younger; Amulek; Burnt Offerings; Feast of Tabernacles; Festivals; Law of Moses; Nephi (Son of Lehi); Ordinance; Passover; Pentecost; Rosh Hashanah; Yom Kippur
Abstract

A report on the discovery of major pre-exilic Israelite feasts, festivals, holy days, and related religious practices within the Book of Mormon, their implications for study of the text, insights into the continuity of religious practices from pre-exilic to modern times, and the potential contribution of the Book of Mormon to the study of pre-exilic Israelite religion.

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