New Issue of Maxwell Institute Journal Now Available

[_Daniel Peterson]

Journal of the Book of Mormon and Other Restoration Scripture 20/1 (2011) is now out for your reading pleasure:

Susan Easton Black and Larry C. Porter, "'Rest Assured, Martin Harris Will Be Here in Time.'"

David L. Paulsen, Kendel J. Christensen, and Martin Pulido, "Redeeming the Dead: Tender Mercies, Turning the Hearts, and Restoration of Authority" [part three of a four-part study of the doctrine of redemption of the dead].

Richard Dilworth Rust, "Light: A Masterful Symbol."

Stephen D. Ricks, "Oh Lehi's Trail: Nahom, Ishmael's Burial Place."

Hugh Nibley, "Literary Style Used in Book of Mormon Insured Accurate Translation" [in section marked "Classics from the Past'].

[_Hades]

Sounds great. I love fiction.

[_DrW]

Sounds great. I love fiction.

Actually, this is more akin to commentary on fiction that is claimed as fact, which makes it all the more derivative as well as banal and pointless.
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ETA:

For those (like me) who simply cannot control their morbid curiosity:
http://maxwellinstitute.BYU.edu/publications/jbms/?vol=20&num=1

[_Socrates]

It certainly brings the Blair Witch Project to mind, doesn't it?

[_Mortal Man]

Journal of the Book of Mormon and Other Restoration Scripture 20/1 (2011) is now out for your reading pleasure:

Susan Easton Black and Larry C. Porter, "'Rest Assured, Martin Harris Will Be Here in Time.'"

David L. Paulsen, Kendel J. Christensen, and Martin Pulido, "Redeeming the Dead: Tender Mercies, Turning the Hearts, and Restoration of Authority" [part three of a four-part study of the doctrine of redemption of the dead].

Richard Dilworth Rust, "Light: A Masterful Symbol."

Stephen D. Ricks, "Oh Lehi's Trail: Nahom, Ishmael's Burial Place."

Hugh Nibley, "Literary Style Used in Book of Mormon Insured Accurate Translation" [in section marked "Classics from the Past'].

I was looking forward to reading William Schryver's article on the Hor scroll, which was scheduled to appear in this issue.

[_Kishkumen]

I was looking forward to reading William Schryver's article on the Hor scroll, which was scheduled to appear in this issue.

Give it time. There is a sweet spot between the stigma of the Jack smack down and the irrelevance of the work when the scholarship has moved past him altogether. There you will find Will's publication.

[_harmony]

There you will find Will's publication.

Soon! Soon! Oh, I so hope soon!

The idea of Will's ideas being printed by anyone, but MI in particular, is just so fantastic. All those promises, and still... nothing! Heck, he may even make the front page of the DN. Wouldn't that be cool! On the front page of the most important newspaper in... well... the COB.

And the rebuttal... oh, my. We could certainly be anticipating a most impressive event!