book of mormon

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book of mormon

The Book of Mormon rests on a wooden table beside a pair of glasses.

Definition

Proper noun: * A sacred text of the Latter Day Saint movement: The Book of Mormon is a religious volume published by Joseph Smith in 1830. Adherents believe it to be a translation of ancient records, written by prophets on the American continent, which were revealed to Smith. It serves as a companion scripture to the Bible for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and other Latter Day Saint denominations.

Usage Examples
  • Proper noun:
    • Missionaries often offer people a copy of the Book of Mormon.
    • Her faith is deeply rooted in her study of the Book of Mormon.
    • The Book of Mormon contains an account of Jesus Christ visiting the Americas.
Advanced Usage
  • "The Book of Mormon" as a title: Always capitalized when referring to the specific religious text. It is often preceded by the definite article "the."
    • He began reading the Book of Mormon last week.
  • Used to identify the religious tradition itself.
    • They are a Book of Mormon-believing faith community.
Variants and Related Words
  • Book of Mormon studies (noun phrase): The academic field focused on the text, its origins, and its theology.
  • Book of Mormon geography (noun phrase): Discussions and theories regarding the real-world locations of events described in the text.
Synonyms
  • Scripture: A general term for sacred writings or texts.
  • Volume of scripture: A formal way to refer to a canonical book.
Related Phrases
  • To bear testimony of the Book of Mormon: A common religious expression meaning to declare one's personal belief in its truthfulness.
    • She stood to bear her testimony of the Book of Mormon.
book of mormon

The Book of Mormon rests on a wooden table beside a pair of glasses.

Noun
  1. a sacred text revealed to Joseph Smith in 1830 by an ancient prophet Mormon; supposedly a record of ancient peoples of America translated by Joseph Smith

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