Doctrinal Commentary on the Book of Mormon : Volumes 1-4

by Robert L. Millet, Brent L. Top, Joseph Fielding McConkie

As the keystone of our religion, the Book of Mormon is high-priority reading. Naturally, it is read with varying degrees of comprehension, and many of us need assistance to deepen our understanding. This four-volume commentary focuses on the most significant aspect of this standard work doctrine. Dividing the material into convenient topical sections, each volume quotes the Book of Mormon verses and gives detailed commentary that reflects not only the authors' own considerable scholarship and research but also the insights of other scriptures and modern prophets. This invaluable commentary will help readers draw nearer to God by enhancing their study of His sacred word.

Genres: Lds, Religion, Church

1740 pages, Paperback

First published August 28, 2007

About the author

Robert L. Millet, professor of ancient scripture and former dean of Religious Education at Brigham Young University, holds a master s degree in psychology from BYU and a Ph.D. in religious studies from Florida State University. He is a popular speaker and prolific writer whose other books include Lost and Found: Reflections on the Prodigal Son; Grace Works; and More Holiness Give Me. He and his wife, Shauna, have six children and live in Provo, Utah.

Reviews

[Christian Larsen]

This set is page after page of the same-old stuff. The authors offer nothing new to the study of the Book of Mormon. The most valuable aspect of this set are the occasional authoritative quotes the authors use from modern prophets and apostles, but if this is what you want, you would be better off with K Douglas Bassett's "Doctrinal Insights to the Book of Mormon" (3 vols) which are strictly quotes by apostles and prophets regarding each verse or chapter of the Book of Mormon. If you really want to learn something, the best commentary available on the Book of Mormon is Brant Gardner's "Second Witness" series (6 vols). It will be decades before anyone is able to surpass Gardner in scope or quality.

See:
http://www.gregkofford.com/products/s...

[Elizabeth]

I enjoyed reading the Book of Mormon with some commentary. It's great to delve deeper into the doctrine.

[Sam Bright]

Great verse-by-verse commentary. A good study enrichment for someone who has read the Book of Mormon quite a few times.

[Bryan Tanner]

I remember Robert Millet tell his "Doctrines of Religion" class at BYU, don't take my word as Gospel truth. Reading someone else's pompous interpretation of the scriptures is like drinking downstream from a full-bladdered cow.

[Beckee]

Great companion to your daily reading.