And It Came to Pass: The Book of Mormon Chronicles

A book that puts the Book of Mormon stories in the order they happened, And It Came to Pass: The Book of Mormon Chronicles is the perfect guide to the events of the Book of Mormon. Rather than provide a verse-by-verse summary, this book simply tells the stories of the Book of Mormon. With fifteen years of careful research and writing to back it up, And It Came to Pass will bring knowledge and depth into the reader's study of this sacred book. Insights on culture, background, and history combined with a smooth, unembellished style preserves the beauty and spirit of the Book of Mormon while increasing the reader's understanding of the chronology and events. An enjoyable read, this unique book will guide you day-by-day through the Book of Mormon. * Quotes by Church leaders shed light into the details of the stories * Related events are grouped together to form an easy-to-see storyline * Details scattered throughout the Book of Mormon are placed with the stories to which they relate * Modern knowledge is used to enhance understanding of ancient cultures * An introductory chapter, Jerusalem in 600 BC, helps set the political and moral stage leading up to Lehi's departure and the fall of Jerusalem


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Christine Cobb Merrick was born and raised in the Salt Lake Valley. She graduated from Skyline High School and attended the University of Utah and Brigham Young University. In 1970 she married Randy Guy Merrick and has been a stay-at-home mom ever since. They are the parents of nine children and to date have twenty grandchildren. Over the years they have taken in several teens needing a temporary home. Each was welcomed as part of the Merrick family, whether their stay was a few months or several years. In 1973 the family moved to Denver, Colorado, and they resided there for seventeen years. They have lived in South Jordan since moving back to Utah in 1990. Chris is a compulsive journal keeper and in the past twenty-six years has written more than 4400 pages. It is said that nothing helps your writing skills more than just the practice of writing, and this she can attest to. Her favorite Church callings have always involved teaching. She has always loved to tell a story, and writing this book has allowed her to do both.