Book of Mormon: It Begins With A Family ~ Multiple Authors: Henry B. Eyring, Jeffrey R. Holland, Orson Scott Card, Jack Welch, etc……

The Book of Mormon: “It Begins with a Family” Deseret Book, 266 pages.

Contributing authors: Arthur R. Bassett, John W. Welch, Marshall R. Craig, Allen E. Bergin, C. Terry Warner, Eugene England, Orson Scott Card, Robert A. Rees, Jeffrey R. Holland, Francine Bennion, Lenet H. Read, Chauncey C. Riddle, James R. Moss, Brian Best, Marilyn Arnold, W. Cole Durham Jr., Henry B. Erying, Marjorie Meads Spencer.

Hardcover with dust jacket. We may have several copies in stock; most will have dust jackets; some may not. Most will have clean text throughout, but some may have an ink inscription inside the front cover or markings in the text. We will try and ship the best copy first!

Dust Jacket Blurbs State:

The Book of Mormon is replete with great prophets and fascinating personalities. Beginning with Lehi and his immediate family, the lines of turmoil and struggle, good and evil, continue over hundreds of years to the final, lonely existence of Moroni. But however awesome the Book of Mormon may be in its scope of history and civilization, its record is a personal one of individuals.

The Book Of Mormon: It Begins With A Family is about these individuals and the single family heritage to which they belong. Lehi and his sons not only set the pattern for unity and division that marked all their descendants, but Lehi bequeathed to all his legacy as a patriarch–a knowledge of the true and living God.

Who were these descendants and others from the miscellaneous groups that found their way to the New World? Chapter after chapter in this book answers this question in detail, bringing to life the dynamic figures with which the Book of Mormon abounds. Not only are things presented, but the personalities, conflicts, and decisions of its main characters are also explored. Written by some of the best and most knowledgeable writers in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the book features chapters on such figures as Lehi, Nephi, Jacob, King Benjamin, Ammon, Alma, King Lamoni, Samuel the Lamanite, Mormon, the Brother of Jared, and Moroni. A final chapter is dedicated especially to the women in the Book of Mormon.

The Book of Mormon: It Begins with a Family is a stirring account of a people–their judges, generals, prophets, and anit-Christs. All those who want to know more about the people in the Book of Mormon will find this book invaluable in understanding them.

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