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Spencer J. Palmer and Arnold H. Green, "World Religions (Non-Christian) and Mormonism," Encyclopedia of Mormonism, Edited by Daniel H. Ludlow (New York: Macmillan Publishing, 1992), 1588-1595

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Terry M. Blodgett, "Tracing the Dispersion," Ensign, February 1994, 64. New linguistic studies help tell us about the scattering of Israel.

David B. Galbraith, "Orson Hyde's 1841 Mission to the Holy Land," Ensign, October 1991, 16. His prayer on the Mount of Olives 150 years ago invoked the Lord's blessings on both the land and on all the children of Abraham.

Ann N. Madsen and Barnard N. Madsen, "Judah through the Centuries," Ensign, January 1982, 20.

D. Kelly Ogden and David B. Galbraith, "What are the reasons behind the long-standing conflicts in the Holy Land, and how should Latter-day Saints view such conflicts?," Ensign, September 1993, 52.

John P. Pratt, "Passover--Was It Symbolic of His Coming?," Ensign, January 1994, 38. Not only was Passover a prophetic symbol of the Lord's sacrifice, its timing foreshadowed the coming of the Savior in the meridian of time.

Ellis T. Rasmussen, "Judaism," Ensign, March 1971, 40.

Other Resources

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Daniel C. Peterson and William J. Hamblin, "Reflections on the Holocaust," (City Unknown: MeridianMagazine.com)

Daniel C. Peterson and William J. Hamblin, "The Great Religious Books of Early Judaism," (City Unknown: MeridianMagazine.com)

Daniel C. Peterson and William J. Hamblin, "The Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem," (City Unknown: MeridianMagazine.com)

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