[…] I can find. I understand that the tasks of getting the Hebrew right, getting the translation into English right, and—through it all—maintaining the poetry can yield only an approximation. I have read numerous translations […]
[…] to bless others with whatever love I am capable of giving. Rollo May, Power and Innocence: A Search for the Sources of Violence (New York: Norton, 1972), 105-110. Ibid., 113. Ibid., 118. New York […]
[…] ‘I am sent forth to you by Allah to confirm the Torah already revealed and to give news of an apostle that will come after me whose name is Ahmed” (61:6). Among more recent […]
[…] the Magazine was abolished, the Relief Society that LDS women now know. The same issue that carried news of the new names for the Relief Society courses of study celebrated the expansion of the […]
[…] the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, edited by B. H. Roberts (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Press, 6 vols. published 1902-12, Vol. 7 published 1932; 1978 printing), 6:308-9. Stan Larson, “The King […]
Marylee Mitcham was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1943. She received a B.A. in English literature in 1967 from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She and Carl, her husband of forty years, currently reside […]
[…] met at a kegger and then got pregnant. Within the first few pages, however, Pam miscarries. The news is particularly devastating to Jacob, who spends the rest of the novel getting knocked around like […]
[…] 238 pp. “President Bush Presents the Presidential Medal of Freedom,” June 23, 2004, White House webpage, http://www.whitehouse.gov/ news/re leases/2004/06/20040623-8.html. One of the three was David O. McKay who later served as Church president (1951-70). […]
[…] perspectives. For the Bible, problems in ethics (e.g., the advocacy of slavery; capital punishment for adultery, Sabbath breaking, or child rebellion; Jacob’s use of deceit to obtain a blessing; etc.) do not impair judgments […]
[…] while we turned and propped and tried to keep the skin on his back and heels from breaking down. There was a knitting of his brow and a certain hollow-faced grimace if we got […]