[…] been Hebrews aboard, but it cannot as yet be proved from the inscription itself. The Canaanite speech- community embraced both Yahwists and Baalists. The text mentions Baal but not Yahweh. The importance of the […]
[…] “See for example a recent article by Jack E. Jarrard and Paul R. Cheesman in the Church News, April 26, 1969. The article in general is a good example of the geographical historical approach. […]
[…] beneath the surface of an uncomplicated analysis, which tends to describe a complex problem in terms of black and white categories, there exists a deep ideological conflict between two nationalisms. The circumstances of contemporary […]
[…] recognition, especially as passing time robs them of immediacy (present-day Mormons do not have the gut-experience of black face mobs or of expulsion and exodus common to those who wrote the hymns or the […]
“Sources of Mormon History in Illinois, 1839-48” at Southern Illinois University, is a collection of documents (most of which are on microfilm), which was assembled by Stanley B. Kimball, who also published an annotated catalog…
[…] sought a way to preserve their lovely old chapel and yet provide needed additional facilities. Under the di– rection of Bishop Mangan, from 1966 to 1969, recommendations were continually explored and suggested to the […]
[…] vague and were not documented with essential details or specific examples” (p. 117). An example is the black sheep story allegedly related by William Stafford to D. P. Hurlbut, who claimed that Joseph Smith […]
This small publication makes available in useable form the printing of two documents which deal with the first Masonic Lodge organized at Nauvoo and the rapidity with which it grew. At Nauvoo in 1841 there…
[…] inches in diameter. The rule for color in sewing rags was that every third rag must be black or some other dark color. Some people could afford to hire their rags sewed by the […]
[…] has no necessary connection to his skin color. In fact, on the Codices he is usually painted black. Section Three deals with more technical matters in the world of plants. Evidence for transoceanic contact […]