Intertextual Connections in the Book of Mormon -- A (Growing) List

Examples of Intertextuality within the Book of Mormon:

• Intertextual connections between Alma 36:22 and 1 Nephi 1:8 (Alma the Younger quotes Lehi)
• Intertextual Connections between King Benjamin and Samuel the Lamanite
• Intertextual Connections between descriptions of Alma the Younger's conversion and his words to his fellow missionaries.
• 2 Nephi 1 contains numerous references to 1 Nephi (part 1, part 2, and part 3)
• Intertextual Connections between Helaman 5 and Mosiah 4 -- Nephi and Lehi recall their father Helaman quoting King Benjamin.
• Intertextual Connections between Helaman 5 and Alma 11 -- Nephi and Lehi recall their father Helaman quoting Amulek.
• Intertextual Connection between the words of Jesus Christ and the writings of Moroni
• Intertextual Connection between the words of Alma the Younger and Abinadi--First Resurrection
• Intertextual Connection between the words of Alma the Younger and Abinadi--"Discover the abominations"
• Intertextual connections between Alma the Younger and Lehi
• Intertextual connections between Ammon (son of Mosiah) and Nephi (son of Lehi)

Examples of Intertextuality between the Book of Mormon and the Old Testament:

• Intertextual Connections between 2 Nephi 26 and 27 and Isaiah 29.
• Intertextual Connections between descriptions of the destruction at the time of the death of Christ and the story of Elijah? (And Luke 24)

Examples of Intertextuality between the Book of Mormon and the New Testament:

• Intertextual Connections Between the prophecies of Samuel the Lamanite and Jesus Christ (and possibly Zenos)

Examples of Intertextuality between the Book of Mormon and other scripture:

• Intertextual Connections Between the the words of Amulek and the Book of Moses