Interpreter offers an Annual Print Subscription, and Temple Studies
Those of you who like to read materials in hard print, or even if you just like to keep a print copy in your home library, The Interpreter Foundation has announced that they are now offering an annual print subscription to its journal, Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture. I serve on the Executive Board of the foundation, and I can attest to the quality of the Board, the authors, and of the publications. There is fantastic new scholarship being published on the Church, the Gospel, Church history, the temple, the Book of Mormon, ancient religion, and all things Mormonism, and Interpreter is a great place to find it.
For $35 annually you can receive paperback copies of all volumes of the journal. That is a fantastic deal when you consider that the foundation is producing four or five volumes annually, or about 1000-1250 pages in a year. There is no royalty or markup of that price; it covers cost of printing and shipping only.
If you are interested in temple materials only, there have been a number of great articles related to the temple that have already been published in the journal, and it is a recurring theme. These have included the following to date:
- David E. Bokovoy
“Thou Knowest That I Believe”: Invoking The Spirit of the Lord as Council Witness in 1 Nephi 11, volume 1, 1-23
- George L. Mitton
Book Review: Temple Themes in the Book of Moses, by Jeffrey M. Bradshaw, volume 1, 57-59 - William J. Hamblin
“I Have Revealed Your Name”: The Hidden Temple in John 17, volume 1, 61-89 - Jeffrey M. Bradshaw, Jacob A. Rennaker, and David J. Larsen
Revisiting the Forgotten Voices of Weeping in Moses 7: A Comparison with Ancient Texts, volume 2, 41-71 - John Gee
The Apocryphal Acts of Jesus, volume 2, 145-187 - A. Keith Thompson
Nephite insights into Israelite Worship Practices before the Babylonian Captivity, volume 3, 155-195 - Jeffrey M. Bradshaw and David J. Larsen
Ancient Affinities within the LDS Book of Enoch Part Two, volume 4, 29-74 - William J. Hamblin
The Sôd of Yhwh and the Endowment, volume 4, 147-154 - Benjamin L. McGuire
Josiah’s Reform: An Introduction, volume 4, 161-163 - William J. Hamblin
Vindicating Josiah, volume 4, 165-176 - Kevin Christensen
Prophets and Kings in Lehi’s Jerusalem and Margaret Barker’s Temple Theology, volume 4, 177-193 - Kevin Christensen
Book Review: Temple Mysticism: An Introduction, by Margaret Barker, volume 5, 191-199 - Matthew L. Bowen
“In the Mount of the Lord It Shall Be Seen” and “Provided”: Theophany and Sacrifice as the Etiological Foundation of the Temple in Israelite and Latter-day Saint Tradition, volume 5, 201-223
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