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The
Vision of All:
Our Past, Present and Future as Foretold in Book of
Mormon History
by Sterling
D. Allan
1st Edition: 1989; 2nd Edition
1991; 3rd Edition 1994 |
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"The vision
of all is become unto you as the words of a book that is sealed."
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-- Isaiah 29:11
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"I don't know that I have read a more
thorough analysis of the scriptures, particularly in terms of
what they mean for us today." |
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-- Executive at Deseret Book, 1989 |
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The
Vision of All |
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Opening
(Temporal,
Spiritual,
...)
Overview
(Temporal,
Spiritual,
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Part I: Temporal
Parallels
Part II: Spiritual
Parallels
Discussion
Appendices
(Lehites=Jaredites
Parallel, Tree
of Life, ...)
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Hidden like a parable in
Book of Mormon history are significant parallels for individuals as well
as nations.  On
the temporal (national) level, the Book of Mormon
reflects important elements of the history/prophecy of the house of
Israel from beginning to end. On a spiritual
(individual) level, Book of Mormon history personifies the principles of
individual progression from beginning to end.
The temporal parallels focus on the formation of a
Zion society, which will become a glorious reality during the
Millennium. Spiritual applications direct us toward
being sealed individually unto eternal life in the church of the
Firstborn. Hence, Book of Mormon history not only points nations and
individuals to Christ in the ultimate sense but charts the course that
leads to that transcendent goal. |
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-- Copyright ©
1989, 1991, 1994 Sterling D. Allan -- |
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Alternate Description of Book:
The most complete prophetic timeline is found through
a comparison of Book of Mormon history with the history/prophecy of mankind,
focusing in particular on the history of the House of Israel from beginning to
end. Part II of the book then compares these two parallel histories with the
spiritual progression of an individual through life. Both analogies have their
highlight with the glorious appearance of Jesus Christ and the privilege of
his continued presence thereafter.
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