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Possess the Land in Peace: Zeniffs Ironic Wordplay on Shilom
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Abstract: The toponym Shilom likely derives from the Semitic/Hebrew root š-l-m, whence also the similar-sounding word šalôm, "peace," derives. The first mention of the toponym Shilom in Zeniff's record -- an older account than the surrounding material and an autobiography -- occurs in Mosiah 9:6 in parallel with Zeniff's mention of his intention to "possess the land in peace" (Mosiah 9:5). The language and text structure of Mosiah 9:5,6 thus suggest a deliberate wordplay on Shilom in terms ...