The Time is Past: A Note on Samuels Five-Year Prophecy
Abstract:The story of believers being nearly put to death before the appearance of the sign at Christ's birth is both inspiring and a little confusing. According to the Book of Mormon, the sign comes in the 92nd year, which was actually the sixth year after the prophecy had been made. There is little wonder why even some believers began to doubt. The setting of a final date by which the prophecy must be fulfilled, however, suggests that until that day, there must have been reason for even the nonbelievers to concede that fulfillment was still possible; yet after that deadline it was definitively too late. An understanding of Mesoamerican timekeeping practices and terminology provides one possible explanation.
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The Time is Past: A Note on Samuels Five-Year Prophecy
Abstract:The story of believers being nearly put to death before the appearance of the sign at Christ's birth is both inspiring and a little confusing. According to the Book of Mormon, the sign comes in the 92nd year, which was actually the sixth year after the prophecy had been made. There is little wonder why even some believers began to doubt. The setting of a final date by which the prophecy must be fulfilled, however, suggests that until that day, there must have been reason for even the nonbelievers to concede that fulfillment was still possible; yet after that deadline it was definitively too late. An understanding of Mesoamerican timekeeping practices and terminology provides one possible explanation.
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The Time is Past: A Note on Samuels Five-Year Prophecy

The Time is Past: A Note on Samuels Five-Year Prophecy

by Neal Rappleye
The Time is Past: A Note on Samuels Five-Year Prophecy

The Time is Past: A Note on Samuels Five-Year Prophecy

by Neal Rappleye

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Abstract:The story of believers being nearly put to death before the appearance of the sign at Christ's birth is both inspiring and a little confusing. According to the Book of Mormon, the sign comes in the 92nd year, which was actually the sixth year after the prophecy had been made. There is little wonder why even some believers began to doubt. The setting of a final date by which the prophecy must be fulfilled, however, suggests that until that day, there must have been reason for even the nonbelievers to concede that fulfillment was still possible; yet after that deadline it was definitively too late. An understanding of Mesoamerican timekeeping practices and terminology provides one possible explanation.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940162048527
Publisher: Interpreter Foundation
Publication date: 06/01/2018
Series: Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture , #29
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 283 KB

About the Author

Neal Rappleye is a research project manager for Book of Mormon Central. He blogs about Latter-day Saint topics at http://www.studioetquoquefide.com/
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