El Libro de Mormon

by José Smith

El libro de Mormon. Edición con tabla de contenidos interactiva, con links a los libros y capítulos.

1071 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 28, 2011

Reviews

[Delfina González · Rating 5 out of 5]

Leí este libro, porque mi familia y yo pertenecemos a esta religión desde hace ya trece años, y nunca había leído este libro de forma personal. Como ya dice el titulo, es otro testamento de Jesucristo, y es parte de los cuatro libros aceptados Por la iglesia de Jesucristo de los santos de los últimos días ( Junto con Doctrina y Convenios, La perla de gran precio y la Biblia) Personalmente y debido a mis creencias yo creo y aplico los escritos de este libro a mi vida. Les recomiendo que lean este libro si alguna vez les pica la curiosidad. 5/5 ⭐

[blereader]

Opening the Libro de Mormon, I had no idea what to expect. What I found, was odd to me; the first book sounds kind of like the Old Testament, but much more verbose, and more focused on a specific narrative. I was also very surprised by how Nefi does not bother to explain his bloodline, except to make it very clear that he's descended from José--and, quite neatly it seems, the narrative of Nefi's life makes obvious parallels to the life of José. In the Old Testament, detailing bloodlines was very important, and done often. I was also surprised by the book's opening with a personal narrative, rather than a general glorification of God, and a reflection of beginnings, like in the Bible, or in the Libro de Enoc.
Perhaps I'll enjoy the book more as I go into it. But these are first impressions, and my initial surprise. The book I have also has glossy pictures of Jesus, with very Europid features...I'm not sure yet, whether this image of Jesus is somehow critical to the book.

[Gabrielle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Es simplemente fantástico y es el mejor libro que he leido

[Lily · Rating 5 out of 5]

Me encanta

[Dani Cantero · Rating 5 out of 5]

Un libro que cambia la vida!

[David Roquet · Rating 5 out of 5]

Un libro que te acerca a Dios, que refleja la naturaleza y condición humana, el ciclo interminable de guerra y paz, relatos conmovedores y llenos de belleza y poesía espiritual