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Christ's Personal Appearance in the Western Hemisphere: The Supreme Message of the Book of Mormon

TitleChrist's Personal Appearance in the Western Hemisphere: The Supreme Message of the Book of Mormon
Publication TypeMagazine Article
Year of Publication1917
AuthorsRoberts, B.H.
MagazineImprovement Era
Volume20
Issue Number6
Pagination477–499
Date PublishedApril 1917
KeywordsMesoamerica; North America; Savior in America; Sermon at the Temple; South America
Abstract

The author writes of a monument of Christ erected on the border of Argentina and Chile as a sign of peace between the two nations, and of another monument of Christ, the LDS temple, built in Hawaii. “Those who believe in the Book of Mormon also believe that this group of islands was colonized by certain adventurous people from the mainland of America [Hagoth, Alma 63].” These two monuments have been erected on a land that Christ once visited.

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