Seasoned author and editor Darla Isackson treats her readers to a lifetime of lessons learned through the crucible of mortality... In her own summation, it is simple: "Trust God No Matter What!" 
 Everyone has trials, problems, challenges, and disappointments. "So what?" says Isackson, "it's how we respond to each one that determines how quickly we learn the intended lesson. 
 "Darla Isackson, who experienced divorce after 22 years of temple marriage and whose son died of suicidal depression shares these and other experiences with the wisdom earned through the refiner's fire. "He knows what I need to learn," she says, acknowledging that responsibility and accountability lie "with me only." 
 Because she is willing to share her own story-without complaint and without sentimentality-the reader is able to better identify and face their own dilemmas with greater understanding and perspective. 
 Just one of the many powerful quotes is this: "pridefulness can't be yoked with Christ, only humility."

Trust God No Matter What!

Darla Isackson

Digital Legend Press

The subject of the "Lost Tribes" of Israel has been of interest for generations. Especially is this true for members of The LDS Church because of the many references to them in the Book of Mormon & D&C, in addition to the pronouncement of their fate in the 10th Article of Faith.Incredible myths have abounded, and sometimes been promoted in the religious classroom. None of the "hollow earth" or "on a star" legends, however, are as exciting or interesting as the truths concerning them set out in the scriptures.This book is the result of almost 40 years of study and lays out the scriptural record of the House of Israel from its beginning through its history of captivity, journey to the "promised land," division into two kingdoms, subsequent defeat, and captivity.For the most part, the Israelite tribes were scattered, mixed among the Gentile nations, and most, eventually, forgot their lineage. All of this was foretold by the Lord's prophets, with their scattering, latter-day gathering, and then a restored identity to those who had forgotten it, clearly laid out.The book is also a collection of fascinating histories, traditions, and legends held by people from many countries of the earth tracing their family lines back to those northern Israelites we call the "Lost Tribes." They are found in China, Japan, Africa, the countries of the former U.S.S.R., the Middle East, North, and South America, and many other places.The book is a celebration of the Lord's kept promises to His people and a reminder of the responsibilities of all who are "His.""This book dispels the plethora of myths surrounding the scattering and gathering of Israel, which perennially make their way into every Sunday School, Seminary, and Institute discussion. It gives us a mature and impeccable scriptural road map of Israel's apostasy and travels. Careful teachers would find this volume a most useful reference."-Vivian McConkie Adams

Ye Have Been Hid: Finding the Lost Tribes of Israel

Rees, Leslie

Religion & Spirituality

Making Precious Things Plain Volume 7 (Old Testament Part 1)

Unknown, Author

Making Precious Things Plain Volume 9 (OT Pt #3) (Volume 9 (OT Pt #3))

Randal S. Chase

Emma Lou Thayne, author of the hymn "Where Can I turn for Peace" unveiled a three-volume mini-series of prose and poetry about womanhood, motherhood and friendship. Her publisher, Digital Legend Press, says, "These three works are a refreshing burst of joy, and just in time for Mother's Day." The series includes: With Love, Mother, A Woman's Place, and The Family Bond. This first in the series called A Woman's Place is written for married or single women and explores new ways to honor womanhood with meaning and humor as well as appreciation.

A Woman's Place

Emma Lou Thayne

This book is a fascinating new approach to the Book of Mormon that offers new insights into how Joseph Smith translated the Book of Mormon. Readers have always known the book contains language from the King James Bible, but what about all the non-biblical language? Where did Joseph Smith acquire his lexicon?\nIn his earliest known personal history (1832), Joseph Smith, Jr., said he had an "intimate acquaintance with those of different denominations." Later, when asked about the establishment of the Church, Joseph began with his "experience while in my juvenile years, say from 6 years old up to the time I receive the first visitation of Angels which was when I was about 14 years old." This book proposes that during these years of convalescence, Joseph spent his time reading Christian literature, particularly the works of Jonathan Edwards. In this way Joseph was prepared to translate the Book of Mormon.\nJonathan Edwards, the great Christian theologian, led an exemplary life. Preacher, minister, and missionary to the Indians of Stockbridge, Massachusetts, Edwards left a voluminous body of work that included his anticipation of great prosperity of the Church in the latter days. In retrospect, from the perspective of Joseph Smith, Edwards set the stage for the Restoration as "God's forerunner."\nThis new understanding opens up the Book of Mormon by identifying the numerous allusions Joseph made to Edwards' works. The detailed analysis and examples in this book reveal how the Book of Mormon, which "is the possession of mankind," is also the fulfillment of centuries of Christian hopes and aspirations, the instrument God prepared to establish Zion in our day.

Infinite Goodness: Joseph Smith, Jonathan Edwards, and the Book of Mormon

Neville, Jonathan Edward

Religious Studies

The authors of this work maintain that any intellectual attempt to determine a physical geography for the Book of Mormon must be founded first within the text of the Book itself and secondly upon inspired statements of its translator, the Prophet Joseph Smith. The purpose of this study is to provide insight and information based primarily upon those two criteria. 
In doing so, the authors acknowledge that when using those two pillars as the basis, the resulting evidence seems to point time and again to a more traditional geographical setting for the Book of Mormon within the boundaries of a particular nation state, even The United States of America.

The American Covenant Vol 1: One Nation under God: Establishment, Discovery and Revolution

Ballard, Timothy

Literature & Fiction

Behold 15,000 of the most useful phrases to be found anywhere. Use these uniques phrases to increase your writing ability and to entice people to read your works. Written over 80 years ago by the brilliant and wonderfully literate Grenville Kleiser and now republished in 2008 by Digital Legend Press. 6x9 Trade Paperback 415 pages.

Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases: A Practical Handbook of Pertinent Expressions, Striking Similes, and Oratorical Terms for those who Speak English

Kleiser, Grenville

Literary

What the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls has done to spark re-examination of basic Christianity, Meldrum's analysis of DNA research promises to do for the re-examination---and probable replacement---of Mesoamerica as the accepted locus of Book of Mormon chronology. Not since the long-lost Joseph Smith papyri burst upon the scene in 1967 has there been news of this magnitude and import regarding physical corroboration of Latter-day Saint doctrine and scripture. Ed Lauritsen PhD
Over the past ten years much has been speculated about these questions, especially in light of scientific findings involving human DNA testing. Recent research has been conducted on Native American DNA, studies potentially related to the Book of Mormon that may lend support to its claims. The research herein refutes the claim that DNA analysis proves the Book of Mormon false, on the contrary it explores genetic (DNA) evidence that may actually support the claims of the Book of Mormon.

Rediscovering the Book of Mormon Remnant Through DNA

Rod L. Meldrum

Strengthening Investigators, Converts, Individuals and Families through the Restored Gospel of Jesus Christ

Sophia (Sons of the Covenant, Volume 1)

Keith Terry

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