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We are here to help you experience the Book of Mormon in new ways. On this page, you can find the best resources on the web for immersing yourself in scriptural scholarship.

 

Insights into the Life of Mormon from Moroni 9

Mormon termina compendio by Jorge Cocco.
Submitted by Scripture Central on December 8, 2020.
Several scholars have looked carefully at Mormon’s letter in Moroni 9 and tried to determine when he wrote it. Pioneering Book of Mormon scholar Sidney B. Sperry dated it to between AD 380–384. 1 More recently, two others, Alan Miner and Joseph Spencer, separately came to similar conclusions, placing this letter somewhere between AD 375–380. 2 The details supporting this dating were summarized in...

Everything You Need for Studying the Doctrine and Covenants in 2021 with Come, Follow Me

Screenshot of Come Follow Me Insights with John Hilton III.
Submitted by Jasmin Gimenez on December 3, 2020.
Book of Mormon Central has been a go-to place for many Latter-day Saints this year in their Come, Follow Me study. In 2020, BMC launched the popular YouTube series, Come Follow Me Insights , featuring Professors Tyler Griffin and Taylor Halverson. We published reading plans, resource guides, videos with John Hilton III, videos with Taylor Halverson and two, new Book of Mormon...

Messages of Christ Video: Jesus and The Sinful Woman

Screenshot from video.
Submitted by Heather Ruth Pack on November 28, 2020.
In the Book of Mormon, Enos tells us, “I kneeled down before my Maker, and I cried unto him in mighty prayer…” ( Enos 1:4 ). In the New Testament, we learn of another who also knelt and cried before the Lord. A woman entered uninvited to a home where Jesus was dining. To show her gratitude, with her own tears, she washed and anointed Jesus’ feet. Like Enos, the woman was told by the Lord that her...

New Resource for Seminary Teachers

Copies of the scriptures. Photo via Gospel Media Library.
Submitted by Scripture Central on November 27, 2020.
God bless Seminary Teachers. Whether they are full-time, early-morning, or some other flavor, Seminary Teachers are front line troops, first responders in the never-ending battle for the souls of men. Most Seminary Teachers love what they do and are very good at it, but they need all the help they can get. They have a tough job. Young people nowadays have short attention spans and dozens of...