Why Did Nephi Include the Story of the Broken Bow?
FEATURES
- DNA and the Book of Mormon: Putting the Science in Perspective by Daniel C. Peterson
- You Didn’t Give Me What I Wanted! Aligning Our Will With God’s by Lynne Perry Christofferson
- Erika Kirk Stirs the Crowd as She Discusses Charlie’s Killer: “That Man, That Young Man, I Forgive Him!” by Jeff Lindsay
- The Family in Scripture: A Four-Year Study, One Central Truth by Carol Rice
- Finding Purpose and Power in The Family Proclamation by Maren Daines, JD
- Elder Bednar Dedicates the Refurbished Hill Cumorah Historic Site by Meridian Church Newswire
- VIDEO: I’m Trying to be Like Jesus by BYU Vocal Point by BYU Video Channel
- Utah’s Favorite Health Shake: Perfect for Food Storage and Emergency Prep Anywhere in the Country by Meridian Magazine
- Not a Beautiful Proof by Daris Howard
- VIDEO: Behind the Scenes of General Conference: Broadcast Team by Larry Richman
-
Do You Roll Your Eyes at Butterflies?
By Joni Hilton -
Perspective: Religion Can Support the Constitution. A Religious ‘Takeover’ Does Not
-
VIDEO: I’m Trying to be Like Jesus by BYU Vocal Point
-
I Love to See the Temple… But I Need a Microscope
-
You Didn’t Give Me What I Wanted! Aligning Our Will With God’s
Comments | Return to Story
Jim IrvineApril 4, 2018
Nephi made a bow out a wood. It had to have been a "long" bow, which is essentially a dry branch bent to accept a string. He had arrows from his steel bow. Why not use them? Because a steel bow is much stiffer and has a short "draw", or shorter pull. Therefore the arrows would have been too short! He had to make a arrow long enough (For a longer pull) out of a "straight stick". Hmmm, was Joseph Smith an archer and knew about this stuff?
ADD A COMMENT