Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship, Volume 34

This is volume 34 of A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship published by The Interpreter Foundation. It contains articles on a variety of topics An American Indian Language Family with Middle Eastern Responding to A Recent Critique, Ministering across Fault Lines of Belief and Community, The Role and Purpose of Synagogues in the Days of Jesus and Paul, Memory and A Review of First Memory and Mormon Origins, The Brass Plates Version of Genesis, The Joseph Smith Papers and the Book of A Response to Recent Reviews, A Welcome Response, but Flaws Remain, Taking Stock, A Passover Setting for Lehi’s Exodus, Hugh B. Brown’s Program for Latter-Day Saint Servicemen During WWII, Conclusions in Search of Evidence, Musings on the Birth of the Savior Jesus Christ, He Knows My The Hill Onidah as Narrative Counterpart to the Rameumptom, The Prophets Who Wrote the Book of Omni, An Approach to Isaiah Studies, “Somebody Wrote ” The Book of Mormon’s Missionary Message to a 21st-Century World, Rethinking Alma 36, Light Began Once More to Grow.