Journal of Book of Mormon Studies Volume 11 Issue Number 1

Entire JBMS Volume 11

• Into the Desert: An Arab View of the Book of Mormon
  
  by: Ehab Abunuwara, 60–65, 111
• A Third Jaredite Record: The Sealed Portion of the Gold Plates
  
  by: Valentin Arts, 50–59, 110–11
• Painting Out the Messiah: The Theologies of Dissidents
  
  by: John L. Clark, 16–27, 107–8
• Contributors, 2
• Llyfr Mormon: The Translation of the Book of Mormon into Welsh
  
  by: Ronald D. Dennis, 45–49, 110
• The Editor's Notebook
  
  by: S. Kent Brown, 3
• Il Libro di Mormon: Anticipating Growth Beyond Italy's Waldensian Valleys
  
  by: Michael W. Homer, 40–44, 109–10
• What's in a Name? Irreantum
  
  by: John Gee, Paul Y. Hoskisson, and Brian M. Hauglid, 90–93, 114–15
• What's in a Word? "Tender and Chaste and Delicate" Feelings Are Pleasing to the Lord
  
  by: Cynthia L. Hallen, 94–97
• Traduit de L'Anglais: The First French Book of Mormon
  
  by: Richard D. McClellan, 29–34, 108–9
• New Light: The Queen of Sheba, Skyscraper Architecture, and Lehi's Dream, 102–3, 115
• Out of the Dust: The Ossuary of "James, . . . Brother of Jesus", 104–6, 115
• A Reader's Library
  
  by: Martin Raish, and C. Gary Bennett, 98–101
• With Real Intent: Loving the Book of Mormon
  
  by: James E. Faulconer, 86–89, 114
• Das Buch Mormon: The German Translation of the Book of Mormon
  
  by: Gilbert W. Scharffs, 35–39, 109
• An Interview With John L. Sorenson, 80–85
• Women in the Book of Mormon: Inclusion, Exclusion, and Interpretation
  
  by: Camille Williams, 66–79, 111–14
• Quetzalcoatl, the Maya Maize God, and Jesus Christ
  
  by: Diane E. Wirth, 4–15, 107
• The Sesquicentennial of Four European Translations of the Book of Mormon
  
  by: S. Kent Brown, 28