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Learn Greek

November 1, 1984 by • ancient Near East, apocrypha, apostles, Egypt, foundation, Greek, Greek Septuagint, inspired translation, Jews, New Education Testament, Old Testament, principal informant, scripture(s), translation

Learn Greek through the New Testament, by C. Wilfred Griggs and Randall Stewart, Foreword, (Provo: The Interlinguistica Series in Foreign Languages, 1981): I, ia.

Gifts

March 14, 1983 by • Adam, Akish, angel(s), apocryphal works writings, apostles, attributes, authority, Bible, Book of Mormon, Cain, character, church work, darkness, debate, defense, definitive answer, earth, economy, eternal life, farming, free, freemen, Gadianton(s), Gadianton(s) robbers, gain, garden, gifts, gifts of God, God, good and evil, handbook, Heavenly Scribe visitors, Helaman, Holy Ghost, honest heart, idol(s), independent, instruct, Jesus Christ, Joseph Smith, Joseph Smith Jr., judges, King Benjamin, king-men, knowledge, Korihor, Lamanite(s), Lamech, Last Dispensation, lawyer(s), light, Living God, Living Lord, love, manna, Master Mahan, money, Moroni, murder(s), mysteries, Nephites, nobility, Old Testament, Pahoran, political science, post-war boom, praise, pride, prophecies, prosperity, prosperous nation, qualities, rank, reality, rejoicing, repent, resentment, resurrection, riches, ruin, sacred, Satan, scripture(s), security, snobs, spiritual, spiritual gifts, study, survival, teaching, temporal, text(s), the Gospel, The LORD, the Son of God, tools, vain things, vicious, violence, war, wealth, wisdom, written record(s), Zoramites

CWHN 9:84-117

New Approaches to Book of Mormon Study

January 2, 1977 by • Abyssinia, ancient parallels, Anointed One, apocrypha, Arab(s), Assumption of Moses, authenticity, authenticity doubtful, authenticity positive, authenticity possible, Babylon, Bedouin(s), believer, Bible, Book of Jubilees, Book of Mormon, brass, bronze, castles, Catholic(s), China, Christian(s), circumstantial, commentary, complexity, critical examination, criticism, D. W. Thomas, Dead Sea Scrolls, death, deceit, deceiver, discovery, divine power, document discoveries, doubtful authenticity, Eden, Egyptian, Egyptian names, elephants, English, Etruscan, Euphrates, evidence, Ezekiel, forgery, fraud, Friedrich Blass, garden of Eden, Ghumdan, gigunu, God, Godhead, gods, grave, ha-eretz, Hamlet, Hebrew(s), Hebrew(s) Bible, Hem, hermeneutics, hiding up, Hittite(s), hochtempel, Hymn of Thanksgiving, Indo-European, Ishmael, Israel, Israelites, Jacob, Jaredites, Jarmo, Jehoiachim, Jeremiah, Jesus Christ, Jews, Joseph (sold into Egypt), Joseph Justin Scaliger, Joseph Smith, Joseph Smith Jr., Judaeans, Koran, Lachish, Land of Eden, language(s), Lehi, Lehi in the Desert, liberty, limited vocabulary, Manti, Manual of Discipline, Master of Justice, Medieval, Metallic format, Mimmation, Mohammed, Moroni, Moses, Nephi, New Education Testament, New Education World, Noah, nunnation, Old Testament, Old World, Paanchi, philology, plausible story, poet(s) Arab, proof, Pyramid, revelation(s), scholar(s), scholarship, scripture(s), sealed up, Seals of Babylonia, Shakespeare, temples of passage, testimony, the critic(s), the Scrolls, tieftempel, Tigris, Tower of Babel, tower temples, Turamian, Ur-Abraham, Ur-Genesis, weights and measures, witnesses, writing, Zedekiah, Ziggurat

a series of articles in The Improvement Era, 1953, 1954; CWHN 8:54-126

A Strange Thing in the Land

March 27, 1975 by • Abraham, Abyssinia, Adam, angel(s), Apocalypse of Adam, apocalyptic, apocrypha, Bible, Bodleian Library, Book of Adam, Book of Enoch, Book of Jeu, Book of Mormon, celestial law, Christian(s), City of Enoch, cosmology, Dead Sea Scrolls, Enoch, God, Greek Enoch, heavenly tablets, James Bruce, Jesus Christ, Jews, Joseph Justin Scaliger, Joseph Smith, Jude, literature, Mahijah, Mahujah, Methusaleh, Moses, New Education Testament, Noah, Oannes, of Moses, Old Testament, Origen (early church father), Parley P. Pratt, Pearl of Great Price, Prophecy of Enoch, R. H. Charles, Revelation, Richard Laurence, sacred writing, Satan, scholar(s), Slavonic Enoch, The LORD, Watchers, wickedness, Zion

“‘A Strange Thing in the Land’: The Return of the Book of Enoch,” a series of articles in Ensign; CWHN 2:91-301

More Voices from the Dust

January 2, 1972 by • ancient writings, apocrypha, baptism, Bible, biblical manuscripts, Book of Mormon, Christian(s), Christianity, Dead Sea Scrolls, desert, Essene documents, Jewish, John the Baptist, Manual of Discipline, New Education Testament, Old Testament, Qumran caves, Sectarian documents, Septuagint, the Gospel of John

Instructor 91:3 (March 1956):71-72,74; CWHN 1:239-244. Some brief references to the Dead Sea Scrolls. — Midgley

Israel’s Neighbors

February 24, 1965 by • Abraham, Akkadian, Amarna discoveries tablets, Amorites, Asia Minor, Assurbanipal library, Babylonia, Beirut, Bible, biblical, Biblos, Bokazkoi, Book of Mormon, Canaan, Canaanite, Celts, Chaldean(s), Chinese, Christian(s), creation(s), cuneiform, Dead Sea Scrolls, deluge, Egypt, Egyptian Wisdom Literature, Etruscan, Genesis Apocryphon, Gilgamish, Greece, Greek, Hazor, Hebrew(s), Hittite(s), Hurian(s), Hyksos, Indo-European, Israel, Jerusalem, Jews, kingship, Lebanon, Mari library, Melchizedek, Mesopotamia, Mettoni, Midian, Minoan, Nuzzi library, Old Testament, On (city of), Palestine, Pearl of Great Price, Persia, Philistines, Ras Shamra library, religion, Sectarians, Semitic, Shabako stone, Sumerian, Syria, the Flood, the Nile, Ugarit, uniformity, Yeb, Zadok, Zadokites

33 pp., a typed transcript of a talk given on February 24, 1965. A discussion of the religious and cultural impact of Egypt, Babylon and other neighbors on events in Israel. — Midgley Listen to recording: Part 1 Part 2 [Right-click (cntrl-click for macs) and “save link as” to download onto MP3] This recording is also …

The Stick of Judah

July 2, 1960 by • Bible, Book of Mormon, covenant(s), Ephraim, Ezekiel, Gentiles, God, Hebrew(s), Israel, Jehovah, Jesus Christ, Jews, Joseph Smith, Judah, Lord Jehovah, Mohammed, New Education Testament, Old Testament, resurrection, scholar(s), scrolls, shevet, shivite, stick of Joseph, stick of Judah, sticks, wood, writing

a series of articles in The Improvement Era, 1953; CWHN 8:1-48. An examination of the meaning of Ezekiel 37 in the light of the use of tally sticks. — Midgley

Historicity of the Bible

June 2, 1956 by • Amarna, ancient history, Bible, Bible World, biblical books, Book of Mormon, Christian(s), Christian(s) church, Christian(s) scholars, Christianity, discoveries, Eduard Meyer, Egypt, Egyptian, Eschatoes, eschatological, eschatology, eternal, evidence, existentialism, faith, Fundamentalist, Gentiles, God, God of miracles, Greeks, Hebrew(s) Patriarchs, historicity, history, Hittite(s), Holy Scriptures, Indo-European, infinite, interpretation, Israel, Israelite history, Jesus Christ, Jewish, Jews, Joseph Smith, Joseph Smith Jr., kingdom(s) of God, liberal, literary, Minoan Script B, miracle(s), Near East, New Education Testament, Old Testament, opinion(s), religion, scholar(s), scholarship, scripture(s), Ugaritic texts

typed transcript of an address given to the Seminary and Institute faculty at BYU on June 19, 1956; CWHN 1: 1-19.

New Discoveries Concering the Bible and Church History

February 2, 1946 by • A. Haldar, A. Leaney, A. Nygren, A. Parrot, A. Van den Born, archaeology, B. M. B. Reardon, Bible, Bible church history, Bible new discoveries, Bible scholars, C. C. McCown, C. F. Moule, C. H. Dodd, C. L. Woolley, C. N. Cochrane, C. S. Lewis, C. Torrey, Canaan, Christian(s) scholars, Christianity, Christology, Cyrus Gordon, E. A. Speiser, E. C. Blackman, E. G. Selwyn, E. Kraeling, E. M. Good, eschatological, F. A. M. Spencer, F. C. Grant, G. C. Berkouwer, G. E. Wright, G. W. Bromiley, God, H. Cadbury, H. J. Schoeps, H. Riesenfeld, H. Rowley, H. Wildberger, inspiration, Israel, J. F. Walvoord, J. H. Eaton, J. Muilenburg, J. R. W. Scott, J. Reider, Jesus Christ, Jewish, K. Stendahl, M. Burrows, M. Simon, Mari tablets, McDonald, Mormonism, N. A. Dahl, New Education Testament, O. Cullman, Old Testament, Patriarchs, Prof. William Foxwell Albright, protology, R. M. Grant, Ras Shamra texts, revelation(s), S. Brandon, S. Mowinckel, S. V. McCasland, scripture(s), T. W. Manson, V. Taylor, W. C. Van Unnik, W. Dobschutz, W. Pauck

(Provo: BYU Extension Publications, 1963): 12 pp. A series of quotations by various writers on six general topics. — Midgley

New Testament

January 1, 1900 by • A. Leaney, A. M. Hunter, Bible, Bodmer Papyrus 2, Bodmer Papyrus 3, C. B. Armstrong, C. C. McCown, C. F. D. Moule, C. H. Dodd, C. L. Mittion, Chester Beatty Papyri, Christian(s), Christian(s) scholars, Christology, criticism, Crosby Codex, Dead Sea Scrolls, divine authority, E. C. Blackman, E. Howell, E. M. Good, Edgerton Papyrus 2, F. Filson, Father Herbert, God, H. Riesenfeld, Hebrew(s), Hellenistic, Hugh Nibley, infallible, J. Jeremias, Jesus Christ, Jews, John Rylands Papyrus 457, K. W. Clark, L. Wallis, M. H. Franzman, N. Turner, Nag Hammadi Manuscripts, New Education Testament, O. Cullmann, Old Testament, Paul, Prof. William Foxwell Albright, revelation(s), Synoptic the Gospels, T. W. Manson, the critic(s), the Fourth Gospel, the Spirit, the Word of God, utterances of Jesus, V. Taylor, W. C. Van Unnik

No More Infallible Books L. Wallis: “God’s plan for the human race obviously does not include what is called an ‘infallible’ volume of Scripture. The Bible is holy – but not in the sense of ancient orthodoxy among Jews and Christians….The source materials in the Bible are, to a considerable degree, at variance with each …