In our reading and study, no other book can begin to take the place of the Book of Mormon. Indeed, as Joseph Smith said, "a man [will] get nearer to God by abiding by its precepts, than by any other book." Because it is read with varying degrees of understanding, most of us could benefit by some aid to that understanding.

Volume two covers the books of Jacob through Mosiah. In this volume, we can learn at the feet of prophets: Enos teaches us the power of prayer; King Benjamin preaches of service, love, and turning our hearts to God; Abinadi's words touch the heart of Alma the Elder, whose ministry and legacy have profound effect on Nephites and Lamanites alike. And Alma the Younger begins his miraculous journey from darkness to light.

Dividing the material into convenient topical sections, authors Joseph Fielding McConkie, Robert L. Millet, and Brent L. Top discuss not only their own highly informed insights of a lifetime of scholarship and study, but they also present illuminating doctrine from prophets both ancient and modern.

Doctrinal Commentary on the Book of Mormon covers the entire Book of Mormon text and explores its many profound themes - from the transcendent blessing of the divine Savior's appearances all the way down to the depths of human evil and depravity - and will assist us in understanding this great Restoration scripture.
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