Elias: An Epic of the AgesOrson F. Whitney
Elias: An Epic of the Ages
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Original author: Orson F. Whitney
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"Elias: An Epic of the Ages" by Orson F. Whitney is a book-length poem written between 1900 and 1914. Described by its author as an attempt to present Mormonism in verse form, the work unfolds across ten cantos using various poetic forms. It spans from the Council in Heaven through Christ's ministry, the Great Apostasy, Joseph Smith's revelations, the Book of Mormon, and the westward migration of the Saints, culminating in a vision of their prophetic destiny.
Elias: An Epic of the Ages, by Orson F. Whitney. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #37718.
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23 Chapters
- 1.Foreword751 words
- 2.Canto ONE: As From a Dream11,640 words
- 3.Canto TWO: The Soul of Song11,386 words
- 4.Canto THREE: Elect of Elohim11,097 words
- 5.Canto FOUR: Night And The Wilderness12,464 words
- 6.Canto FIVE: The Messenger of Morn12,615 words
- 7.Canto SIX: From Out The Dust13,877 words
- 8.Canto SEVEN: The Arcana Of The Infinite12,638 words
- 9.Canto EIGHT: The Lifted Ensign12,574 words
- 10.Canto NINE: Upon The Shoulders of The Philistine11,954 words
- 11.Canto TEN: The Parted Veil12,033 words
- 12.Epilogue: The Angel Ascendant11,248 words