A tourist who had visited a distant land exclaimed, "Yes, I have been there," then added in dismay, "I saw the monuments, but I didn't get to know the people." Many people experience the Book of Mormon the same way: they study it, but they don't find Christ. Dr. Susan Easton Black, an associate professor of Church his-tory and doctrine at Brigham Young University, was one of those people. She had read and reread the Book of Mormon many times. She had even taught classes on the Book of Mormon. But it was only when she responded to the challenge to find Christ in every chapter that she truly did find the Book of Mormon to be another testament of Jesus Christ.

Finding Christ through the Book of Mormon examines in detail the nature of Christ and his titles and roles shows that references to the Savior are nearly 25 percent more frequent in the Book of Mormon than in the New Testament teaches that the Book of Mormon offers an irrefutable testimony of Joseph Smith as a prophet and an inspired translator presents the testimonies of modern prophets who testified of the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon Finding Christ through the Book of Mormon can help you, as you study and as you teach, to understand more fully that the Book of Mormon was indeed written "to the convincing of the Jew and Gentile that Jesus is the Christ, the Eternal God."