Mormon Claims Answered: Explanation of Abbreviated Book Titles

EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATED BOOK TITLES

In this book, certain frequently quoted LDS books are designated by using the first letter of each title word as follows:

A. of F. = Articles of Faith by James Talmage, 1976.

B. of M. = Book of Mormon, 1981.

C.H.C. = A Comprehensive History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, six volumes, 1960.

D. & C. = Doctrine and Covenants, 1981.

D.H.C. = History of the Church, documentary, seven volumes, 1960.

D. of S. = Doctrines of Salvation by Joseph Fielding Smith, three volumes, 1962.

E. & R. = Evidences and Reconciliations by John A. Widtsoe, three volumes in one, 1960.

G.D. = Gospel Doctrine by Joseph F. Smith, 1919.

G.T.A. = Gospel Through the Ages by Milton R. Hunter, 1958.

J. of D. = Journal of Discourses, Early LDS General Authorities' messages, 26 volumes.

M.D. = Mormon Doctrine by Bruce R. McConkie, 1966.

M. W. & W. = A Marvelous Work and A Wonder by LeGrand Richards, 1961.

P. of G.P. = Pearl of Great Price, 1981.

T. of P.J.S. = Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith by Joseph Fielding Smith, 1963.