Jacob
The Book of Mormon > Jacob
- Subpages: Chapter 1, Chapters 2-3, Chapter 4, Chapters 5-6, Chapter 7
Contents
Historical setting
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Brief outline and summary
The relationship of the book of Jacob to the rest of the Book of Mormon is discussed at The Book of Mormon. The book of Jacob can be outlined broadly as follows:
The major divisions of Jacob are discussed separately on the following subpages: Chapter 1, Chapters 2-3, Chapter 4, Chapters 5-6, Chapter 7
Detailed discussion
Direct address to the reader
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Relation to other scriptures
Related books and chapters
The relationship of Jacob to the rest of the Book of Mormon is discussed at The Book of Mormon
Parallel passages
Previous editions
The original 1830 edition of Jacob was divided into only five chapters (I-V). For the 1879 edition Parley Pratt further divided those five into the seven chapters (1-7) still used today. • I: 1 • II: 2-3 • III: 4-5 • IV: 6 • V: 7
Complete outline and page map
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Questions for further study and reflection
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Footnotes
Additional resources
- Book of Mormon, 1830 edition: Jacob