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Why you should pay attention to names in the Bible and Book of Mormon. Ep. 174

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In this episode, David Snell looks at how understanding names in scripture can often unlock additional meaning — both in the Bible and in the Book of Mormon.
Notes
— Genesis 14:18 teaches that a guy named Melchizedek was the king of a place called Salem. Hebrews 7:2 explains that Salem means Peace. It’s a detail the Book of Mormon plays on in Alma 13: 17-18, “Now this Melchizedek was a king over the land of Salem … and Melchizedek did establish peace in the land in his days; therefore he was called the prince of peace, for he was the king of Salem…”. Latter-day Saints would find this nugget fascinating. Skeptics might simply claim that Joseph Smith must have picked up on this detail from Hebrews 7:2 and purposefully incorporated it into the Book of Mormon. As is often the case, there is ambiguity and a choice to be made.
— Fun fact: David spares Nabal, but Nabal ends up dying about 10 days later nonetheless. David then marries Nabal’s widow, Abigail.
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Notes
— Genesis 14:18 teaches that a guy named Melchizedek was the king of a place called Salem. Hebrews 7:2 explains that Salem means Peace. It’s a detail the Book of Mormon plays on in Alma 13: 17-18, “Now this Melchizedek was a king over the land of Salem … and Melchizedek did establish peace in the land in his days; therefore he was called the prince of peace, for he was the king of Salem…”. Latter-day Saints would find this nugget fascinating. Skeptics might simply claim that Joseph Smith must have picked up on this detail from Hebrews 7:2 and purposefully incorporated it into the Book of Mormon. As is often the case, there is ambiguity and a choice to be made.
— Fun fact: David spares Nabal, but Nabal ends up dying about 10 days later nonetheless. David then marries Nabal’s widow, Abigail.
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