2026 Annotated Edition · Eugene Seaich
Volume 2: The Mormon Concept of Deity
Father, Son, Holy Spirit, and the Divine Council
The series’ doctrinal core: the Latter-day Saint understanding of God — Father, Son, and Holy Ghost as distinct beings — set against the ancient divine-council worldview of the Hebrew Bible (Deuteronomy 32, Psalm 82) and early Jewish and Christian sources. The volume traces how the council of gods in ancient texts illuminates the Mormon concept of deity.
About this volume
Part of Ancient Texts and Mormonism: Discovering the Roots of the Eternal Gospel in the Ancient Primitive Church (2026 Annotated Edition), Eugene Seaich’s study of ancient texts and Latter-day Saint theology, revised and edited with a foreword by Eric Hendrickson. Print length: 628 pages.
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Seaich’s readings of the ancient sources are his interpretation, not official teaching of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The other volumes
- Volume 1 — Introduction and Proem · What Is Mormonism? Apostasy, Orthodoxy, and the Eternal Gospel
- Volume 3 — Mormon Anthropology · Preexistence, the Heavenly Council, and the Divine Origin of the Soul
- Volume 4 — Mormon Soteriology · Grace, Theosis, and the Three Degrees of Glory
- Volume 5 — The Temple · Ancient Temple Symbolism, the Jerusalem Temple, and the Modern Temple
- Volume 6 — Gnosticism and the Book of Abraham · The Nag Hammadi Texts, the Papyri, and the Facsimiles
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