Mormon Miscellaneous Worldwide Talk Show

140. Elder Dallin Oaks & Assistant Historian Richard Turley Speaking in Boise

The initial topic addressed the impressive research of a Lutheran historian, Joachim Jeremias. He discovered a long forgotten teaching of Jesus about God, his Father, referred to by him and Paul: Abba. The meaning of this, according to Jeremias, was a powerful concept at the time of Jesus a very similar LDS belief today.  Several other topics discussed: Old Testament Jehovah Holy Ghost

The initial topic addressed the impressive research of a Lutheran historian, Joachim Jeremias. He discovered a long forgotten teaching of Jesus about God, his Father, referred to by him and Paul: Abba. The meaning of this, according to Jeremias, was a powerful concept at the time of Jesus a very similar LDS belief today. Several other topics discussed:Old TestamentJehovahHoly Ghost

Mormon History Association Convention 4-7 June 2015.Some comments: Statistics on men and women Recent questions about Mormons and Catholics at Nauvoo Indian War 1853 Ideas about Book of Mormon geography 1954 issue about Blacks involving Pres. McKay, Africa, Brazil, Elders Peterson, Clark and others Wilford Woodruff's diaries and the question of the future of his letters written from 1831-1898

Mormon History Association Convention 4-7 June 2015.Some comments:Statistics on men and womenRecent questions about Mormons and Catholics at NauvooIndian War 1853Ideas about Book of Mormon geography1954 issue about Blacks involving Pres. McKay, Africa, Brazil, Elders Peterson, Clark and othersWilford Woodruff's diaries and the question of the future of his letters written from 1831-1898

The Ensign, Gospel Doctrine and other Weekly Sunday School Topics, Priesthood & Relief Society manuals are not by any means the only sources provided by the Church for the Saints, past and present: Religious Studies Center at BYU in is 40th anniversary  The project of Jeffrey Holland and BYU President Dallin Oakes  Bold new venture publishing the works of BYU's religion faculty 2014 more than 100 articles published in many journals and 14 books published 3 upcoming symposia this year at BYU Two periodicals BYU Religious Education Review and the Religious Educator Discussion with two callers on the question, Is religious scripture history?  Comments of Ethan Smith, author of View of the Hebrews 1823

The Ensign, Gospel Doctrine and other Weekly Sunday School Topics, Priesthood & Relief Society manuals are not by any means the only sources provided by the Church for the Saints, past and present:Religious Studies Center at BYU in is 40th anniversary The project of Jeffrey Holland and BYU President Dallin Oakes Bold new venture publishing the works of BYU's religion faculty2014 more than 100 articles published in many journals and 14 books published3 upcoming symposia this year at BYUTwo periodicals BYU Religious Education Review and the Religious EducatorDiscussion with two callers on the question, Is religious scripture history? Comments of Ethan Smith, author of View of the Hebrews 1823

David Bokovoy is the author of Authoring the Old Testament. He is a faithful Latter-day Saint with an extensive Hebrew and Biblical scholarly background. This book has been written specifically for an LDS audience introduced into many fields of biblical scholarship typically foreign to LDS. Some topics discussed: Common Mormon and non-LDS Christian views about the OT Are our beliefs and doctrines today the same as when our religion began several thousand years ago? What are the sources for many portions of the OT? Christian translators in the 1611 KJV introduced Christ into the OT by adding many notations in the many chapter summaries. How do Mormon views about Elohim and Jehovah compare with what we find in the OT? There are different views about the Joseph Smith Translation of the OT. Joseph Smith's interest in Hebrew and the OT is very interesting. Some thoughts on Book of Abraham, Book of Mormon, OT and history.

David Bokovoy is the author of Authoring the Old Testament. He is a faithful Latter-day Saint with an extensive Hebrew and Biblical scholarly background. This book has been written specifically for an LDS audience introduced into many fields of biblical scholarship typically foreign to LDS. Some topics discussed:Common Mormon and non-LDS Christian views about the OTAre our beliefs and doctrines today the same as when our religion began several thousand years ago?What are the sources for many portions of the OT?Christian translators in the 1611 KJV introduced Christ into the OT by adding many notations in the many chapter summaries.How do Mormon views about Elohim and Jehovah compare with what we find in the OT?There are different views about the Joseph Smith Translation of the OT.Joseph Smith's interest in Hebrew and the OT is very interesting.Some thoughts on Book of Abraham, Book of Mormon, OT and history.

Some comments and discussion: Elder Holland about creation The claim that Jesus did not use hairspray How can you believe if doctrine changes? Martin Harris was only interested in money A caller maintains that the US should follow the OT, thus executing homo-sexuals Ancient sources explain black skin

Some comments and discussion:Elder Holland about creationThe claim that Jesus did not use hairsprayHow can you believe if doctrine changes?Martin Harris was only interested in moneyA caller maintains that the US should follow the OT, thus executing homo-sexualsAncient sources explain black skin

Further conversation with Charley Harrell on more LDS aspects on revelation, inspiration, visions, canonization, in the wards and stakes.

Further conversation with Charley Harrell on more LDS aspects on revelation, inspiration, visions, canonization, in the wards and stakes.

Some LDS statements on Revelation: From JS to the present - revelation is considered available for all Are there reasons for testing claimed revelation? Authority of Church membership Have all JS's revelations been accepted? Questioning David Whitmer's 1887 pamphlet Discussing translation of the BM with a caller Discussing with 2 callers: JS's view of the future in 1828-1830 Talk Show host: Van Hale, LDS Mormon Miscellaneous Worldwide Talk Show is now in its 32th year.Podcast address: http://mormonmisc.podbean.com To Participate Live, Sunday evenings 5:00 - 7:00 pm MST Live, in Salt Lake Valley on AM Radio • K-TALK  630 AM Live, internationally on http://www.k-talk.com Live, our call-in number is 801-254-5855 Live, participate sending short email mormontalkingpoints@gmail.com Live, your questions or comments are invited, regardless of your point of view.  Your voice will be heard around the world. To make a comment here, click on “Comment” below