A collection of informative and visually appealing infographics relating to topics of Mormonism.
Joseph Smith's First Vision; An evolved story.
Using past tense verbs or participles to speak of something that will yet happen in the future may seem unusual to modern readers, but this is actually a recognized characteristic of ancient Hebrew prophecy.
A Chart comparing the Wives of Joseph Smith and Warren Jeffs. How similar are they?
Some parts of Abinadi’s lengthy response to the priests of King Noah have struck many readers as odd due to the fact that Abinadi, when speaking of Christ’s coming, used past tense verbs, and then explained his way of speaking by adding that he was “speaking of things to come as though they had already come” (Mosiah 16:6). Using past tense verbs or participles to speak of
Here is something pretty cool to consider that was published by Book of Mormon Central (by the way, if you have not yet found Book of Mormon Central on your favorite social media platform it is definitely time to like, follow, subscribe, etc.; they are amazing and will continue to produce inspiring and insightful Book…
The anti-Christ Sherem accused the prophet Jacob of not only blasphemy, but also for leading the people into apostasy and for false prophecy. When this is read in the light of ancient Israelite law, these actions take on legal as much as religious connotations. As explored by John W. Welch, the legal issues underlying Sherem's actions against Jacob help us make sense of why
Excerpt from ‘The Eternal Everyday’, a 2017 General Conference address by Apostle Quentin L. Cook: 1 “Anyone who claims superiority under the Father’s plan because of characteristics like race, sex, nationality, language, or economic circumstances is morally wrong and does not understand the Lord’s true purpose for all of our Father’s children.” … Excerpt from […]
What is the connection between light and revelation? In part 3 of this three part series, Elder David A. Bednar explains the patterns of light by which God c...
Mosiah gives a number of justifications for eliminating kingship during the succession crisis of his last years, yet most of these reasons had no precedent in Nephite history. All of these, however, did have precedents among the civilization of the Jaredites, whose tragic tale had only recently been translated from gold plates by Mosiah himself. It is hard to imagine Joseph
After being in the LDS Church for 30 years, I began reading the New Testament. What was there shocked me.
To stay up to date, make sure to follow @livingonlemonlane on Instagram! Make sure to tag a friend to help spread the word. Week 17: Come Follow Me: Book of Mormon, Teaching Ideas and Free Resourc…
The angel Moroni first appeared to Joseph Smith on September 21, 1823. The next day, September 22, Joseph made his first trip to the hill Cumorah. There, Moroni informed him he must wait 4 years, returning to the hill each year, before he could get the plates. Finally, on September 22, 1827, the Book of Mormon plates were delivered to him. This coincided with the Jewish New
A collection of informative and visually appealing infographics relating to topics of Mormonism.
The Book of Mormon and The Late War
Thoughts From Noal: False Prophets Come in Sheep's Clothing
And whether they really matter in the presidency.
