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The Last Days, Then and Now

February 7, 1990 by • Abraham, Achsenzeit, Adam, apocalyptic, aporia, Axial change, Axial change crises, Axial change Period of history (600 B.C.), Axial change system, bloodshed, Book of Enoch, charity, Christian(s), civilization, cosmos, creation(s), David, devil(s), dispensation(s), earth, Egypt, Egyptian, Enoch, evolution, extermination periods, Ezra, fear, gangs, Gardiner, Genesis, God, Heracleitus, Hezekiah, humanity, imago mundi, Jan Assmann, Jesus Christ, Jews, Joseph Smith, Josiah, Karl Jaspers, kingship, knowledge, Laman, Last Dispensation, Lehi, Lemuel, literature, love, mercy, Messiah, Moses, Neo-catastrophism, Nephi, Noah, Paradise, Pearl of Great Price, Plan of Progression, Plato, pre-existence, priesthood, prophet(s), proving ground, purpose, quantum leap, Real World, repent, repentance, scripture(s), secret combinations, single creation theory, Solomon, Soren Kierkegaard, the Flood, the Gospel plan, The LORD, the Savior, theoria, time, tremble, turning point, upheavals, violence, war, Watchers, wickedness, world(s), Zarahemla, Zion

(Nov. 8, 1996, for Richard L. Anderson Festschrift)

There Is Always Egypt

October 25, 1985 by • Abraham, Adolf Erman, Albright, annihilation, apocalyptic writings, Bible, Book of Mormon, Book of the Dead, Breasted, charity, Clement of Rome, cosmology, Egypt, Egyptian religion, Egyptian Wisdom Literature, Egyptian(s), Egyptology, eternity, family, fear, Gardiner, God, Greeks, Hermetic, hypocephali, Joseph Smith, Mesopotamia, Mormonism, obelisk Ramses II, Rome, temple(s), The Terrible Questions, wisdom

Address given on 25 October 1985.

Roman Satire and Us

January 2, 1979 by • America, bad examples, Book of Mormon, cheat, con-men, death, dirty money, fear, Gentiles, Horace, hypocrisy, J. Dwight Duff, Juvenal, laugh, law courts, lawyer(s), litigation, lying, martial, meanness, military, money, nature of, obscene wealth, parallels, Percius, perjure, Petronius, plundering, pride, religion, riches, Rome, Satirist(s), satura lanx, security, testimony, the poor, Trimalchio, vice, wealth, youth

BYU Women’s Lecture, October 26, 1991

Two Ways to Remember the Dead

February 1, 1929 by • apostles, apprehension, baptism, belief(s), Christian(s), Christian(s) church, Christianity, Church of Jesus Christ, Clement, comfort, consolation, Day of Judgment, dead, death, fear, fragment(s), Ignatius, Jesus Christ, joy, kerygma, kindred dead, Latter-day Saints, medieval Christian, New Education Testament, of the dead, pagan(s), Pastor of Hermes, Peter, philosophers, philosophy, Primitive Christians, prophecy, proxy, reality, religion, restored church, restored gospel, resurrection, St. Basil, suffering, temple(s), terror, the Gospel, The LORD, the Passion, the seal, work for the dead

in Immortality: Famed Discourses on Eternal Progression and Future Existence, ed. by Gordon Allred (Salt Lake City: Hawkes Publishing Co., 1974): 199-210. This essay was reprinted from Nibley’s World and the Prophets; CWHN 3:163-172.