In His Father's Image

Clay McConkie explores one of Latter-day Saint theology's most profound relationships: that between God the Father and His Firstborn, Jehovah. Drawing on the Bible, Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, and Pearl of Great Price—plus teachings of Joseph Smith and Lorenzo Snow—he traces Jehovah's progression from primeval intelligence to premortal Firstborn, Creator of worlds, God of Israel, and finally the mortal Jesus Christ. A speculative doctrinal work on foreordination, agency, the House of Israel, the lost tribes, and the coming Millennium.

• Explores a rarely-examined question: what was the relationship between God the Father and Jehovah before the world began?
• Builds on the bold Joseph Smith / Lorenzo Snow teaching that God the Father Himself progressed as we now do.
• Ties together premortality, the lost tribes, the Atonement, and the Second Coming into one sweeping doctrinal narrative.
• For readers who love to 'search the mysteries' of the gospel with scripture in hand.

Perfect for a doctrinally curious Latter-day Saint who enjoys speculative gospel study about premortality, the nature of God, and prophecy of the last days.