Chiasmus in the Book of Abraham
Book of Abraham Insight #24 Chiasmus, or inverted parallelism, is “a two-part [literary] structure or system in which the second half is a mirror image of the first,
Book of Abraham Insight #24 Chiasmus, or inverted parallelism, is “a two-part [literary] structure or system in which the second half is a mirror image of the first,
Book of Abraham Insight #23 In the current (2013) edition of the Pearl of Great Price, the Book of Abraham is prefaced with this explanatory note: “A Translation
Book of Abraham Insight #22 One of the important doctrinal contributions of the Book of Abraham is its elaboration on the nature of the Abrahamic covenant (Abraham 2:6–11).1
Book of Abraham Insight #21 One of the most important doctrinal teachings in the Book of Abraham is that of the pre-mortal existence of humankind and the foreordination
Book of Abraham Insight #20 The Book of Abraham’s creation account (Abraham 4–5) shares an obvious relationship with the biblical creation account in Genesis (Genesis 1–2). However, it
Book of Abraham Insight #19 Creedal Christianity teaches that God created the universe ex nihilo or out of nothing. As explained by one scholar, The most widely accepted
Book of Abraham Insight #18 One thing that differentiates the Book of Abraham’s account of the Creation from the biblical account in Genesis is that the Book of
Book of Abraham Insight #17 One of the more memorable contributions of the Book of Abraham is its depiction of Kolob (Abraham 1:3–4, 9, 16; Facsimile 2, Fig.