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|summary=Does the Book of Mormon's account of olive culture in Jacob 5 match what we know about this subject? The Book of Mormon provides a remarkably accurate portrait of olive horticulture. There are two points at which the allegory/parable deviates from the known principles of growing olives; in both cases, the allegory's characters draw the reader's attention to these deviations with some amazement. Thus, these 'mistakes' play a dramatic role in demonstrating the allegory/parable's meaning. | |||
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*"And it came to pass" article at Meridian Magazine: [[http://www.meridianmagazine.com/ancients/040707pass.html?src=tv Click here]] | *"And it came to pass" article at Meridian Magazine: [[http://www.meridianmagazine.com/ancients/040707pass.html?src=tv Click here]] | ||
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Book of Mormon evidences
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Olive culture in the Book of Mormon
Summary: Does the Book of Mormon's account of olive culture in Jacob 5 match what we know about this subject? The Book of Mormon provides a remarkably accurate portrait of olive horticulture. There are two points at which the allegory/parable deviates from the known principles of growing olives; in both cases, the allegory's characters draw the reader's attention to these deviations with some amazement. Thus, these 'mistakes' play a dramatic role in demonstrating the allegory/parable's meaning.Further reading
- "And it came to pass" article at Meridian Magazine: [Click here]
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| Evidences of the Book of Mormon, Daniel C. Peterson, Lecture at Olive Wood Bookstore |
- Part 1: Evidences of the Book of Mormon
- Part 2: Evidences of the Book of Mormon
- Part 3: Evidences of the Book of Mormon
- Part 4: Evidences of the Book of Mormon
- Part 5: Evidences of the Book of Mormon
- Part 6: Evidences of the Book of Mormon
- Part 7: Evidences of the Book of Mormon
- Part 8: Evidences of the Book of Mormon
| Book of Mormon geography, John Sorenson, Lecture at Olive Wood Bookstore |