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Complex Literary Styles in the Book of Mormon

TitleComplex Literary Styles in the Book of Mormon
Publication TypeMagazine Article
Year of Publication1942
AuthorsE. McGavin, Cecil
MagazineThe Latter Day Saints' Millennial Star
Volume104
Issue Number27
Pagination423, 426–427, 432
Date Published2 July 1942
KeywordsHebraisms; Literary Criticism; Literary Device; Metonyms; Textual Criticism
Abstract

This series deals with a wide variety of aspects of the Book of Mormon including Joseph Smith, Obadiah Dogberry, ancient fortifications, metal plates, Spaulding theory, clarifications of biblical doctrine, the abridging work of Mormon, record of the Jaredites, differences between the Bible and the Book of Mormon, witnesses of the Book of Mormon, history, literary qualities, Hebrew traits in the book, its relation to the Bible, and evidence of its antiquity. The ninth part discusses literary devices in the Book of Mormon.

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