A novel which focuses on the ideas Mormons have of the events leading up to the second coming of Christ.

The greater things

Terry, Keith C.

BeeJay Publishing

Stephen Thorn, who was converted to the Church as a result of his involvement with the Book of Mormon project, has been hired by the project's administrator to help organize the next event of the project--a symposium to present external evidences of the Book of Mormon. Having been baptized two weeks earlier, he begins his work enthusiastically. Meanwhile, Stephen's wife, Anney, is outraged that he has embraced the Mormon religion, and feels that his conversion will tear their marriage apart. They love each other deeply, but this obstacle seems insurmountable. Stephen, who has spent his entire career as an assistant to Anney's televangelist father, has lost his job as a result of his joining the Church. Now the entire family seems hopelessly at odds because of Stephen's new religion.

Into the Light: A Novel

Literature & Fiction

United States

Covenant Communications,Inc.

What happens when eight non-Mormon scholars are offered $100,000 each to spend seven weeks cloistered on a lavish estate to test the Book of Mormon and document its authenticity? With a jet at their disposal to whisk them to the cradle of Mormonism in Palmyra, New York, the olive orchards of Samaria, and Hebrew University in Jerusalem, the researchers are plunged into a tantalizing search. Stephen Thorn, with a Ph.D. in communications, reluctantly joins the other seven scholars at the insistence of his father-in-law, a prominent televangelist. Anney, Stephen's wife, who bears an old grudge against the Mormons, fears that he has been thrust into a study that may influence his Protestant beliefs. As Stephen absorbs the truths of the Book of Mormon, a wedge is driven between them that could ultimately destroy their marriage. This extraordinary novel rivets the reader's interest on several different levels--intellectual, emotional, and spiritual. Will Peter Polk, the project's coordinator, be able to carry off this study? Will his scholarly conclave reach any substantial conclusions about the authenticity of the Book of Mormon? And will Stephen risk losing his wife and family if he embraces a new faith?

Out of Darkness: A Novel

Emma: The dramatic biography of Emma Smith

Christian Books & Bibles

Christian Denominations & Sects

KenningHouse

The Remnant: A Novel

The authors have been studying the Book of Mormon, and have come up with the idea that the Nephites were never completely destroyed by the native Americans (Lamanites), but sailed off to Japan and intermarried with the people there. As soon as the people of Japan find out their real heritage, they will come to America to build the New Jerusalem in Jackson Missouri. The Lamanites, can join in on the building if they wish, but the promises of Christ are that the Nephites (Japanese) will be building the New Jerusalem. The authors make the presentation of their ideas more interesting by putting them in the form of fiction. The title itself tries to remind you that this is a novel and not just a series of lectures. The effect this book had on I want to read The Book of Mormon again, this time more carefully, with a view of prophecies of my day.

The remnant: A novel

Covenant Communications

The authors have been studying the Book of Mormon, and have come up with the idea that the Nephites were never completely destroyed by the native Americans (Lamanites), but sailed off to Japan and intermarried with the people there. As soon as the people of Japan find out their real heritage, they will come to America to build the New Jerusalem in Jackson Missouri. The Lamanites, can join in on the building if they wish, but the promises of Christ are that the Nephites (Japanese) will be building the New Jerusalem. The authors make the presentation of their ideas more interesting by putting them in the form of fiction. The title itself tries to remind you that this is a novel and not just a series of lectures. The effect this book had on me: I want to read The Book of Mormon again, this time more carefully, with a view of prophecies of my day

Jarvis, Wesley

What happens when eight non-Mormon scholars are offered $100,000 each to spend seven weeks cloistered on a lavish estate to test the Book of Mormon and document its authenticity? With a jet at their disposal to whisk them to the cradle of Mormonism in Palmyra, New York, the olive orchards of Samaria, and Hebrew University in Jerusalem, the researchers are plunged into a tantalizing search. Stephen Thorn, with a Ph.D. in communications, reluctantly joins the other seven scholars at the insistence of his father-in-law, a prominent televangelist. Anney, Stephen's wife, who bears an old grudge against the Mormons, fears that he has been thrust into a study that may influence his Protestant beliefs. As Stephen absorbs the truths of the Book of Mormon, a wedge is driven between them that could ultimately destroy their marriage. This extraordinary novel rivets the reader's interest on several different levels--intellectual, emotional, and spiritual. Will Peter Polk, the project's coordinator, be able to carry off this study? Will his scholarly conclave reach any substantial conclusions about the authenticity of the Book of Mormon? And will Stephen risk losing his wife and family if he embraces a new faith?

Out of Darkness

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The greater things

Into the Light: A Novel

Out of Darkness: A Novel

Emma: The dramatic biography of Emma Smith

The remnant: A novel

The Remnant: A Novel

Out of Darkness: A Novel

Out of Darkness: A Novel

Out of Darkness