A Conversation about Hugh Nibley with Daniel C. Peterson (complete)
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- Enjoy the inspiring, untold stories of Hugh Nibley’s life and work in the new book “Hugh Nibley Observed," available in hardcover, softcover, digital, and audio formats. For more information, visit InterpreterFoundation.org/books/.
In this video, Dan Peterson, a BYU professor, an articulate and entertaining writer and lecturer on the faith, and president of the Interpreter Foundation recounts personal stories and descriptions of his experiences with Hugh Nibley over many years.
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I think there are thousands and thousands of people among us who go their whole lives unnoticed by the masses who are great thinkers and spiritual giants.
Hugh Nibley was a gift of God! There was no one like him and probably there never will be.
Thank you so much for this wonderful and truthful insight and description of his character and knowledge Brother Peterson!
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Bro. Peterson. I am still waiting and praying for the return of Education Week.
This will be my 20th year. Terribly, this year I will attend alone due to my husband's unexpected passing.
I would like for you to know that your influence, teaching and impact Bill would attribute to the development of his testimony. As a hard nosed attorney he originally followed me to Ed Week to show me my error. Three years later he was baptised followed by our sealing in the Provo City Temple in 2017..
Thank you for your life long devotion, seeking and scholarship. You're a master teacher evidenced by Bill's acceptance of the great Restoration. Pls know I'll be on the front row in your classes again when Ed Week classes resume.
I love your comment, SB. I bet precious husband is not gone at all, and still dwells right by you. 🙏🏽
I've read a dozen books of the Collected Works of Hugh Nibley and listened to the BoM lectures scores of times. It's just never enough.
Just one more fix...
Oh, how this interview fascinated me! I have been a fan of Hugh Nibley for a long time, and I love hearing Professor Peterson’s stories of him. I also enjoyed Prof. Peterson’s thoughts on contributing to the kingdom at the end of the interview. I have a lot of respect for him and enjoy hearing his thoughts on any subject. I think it’s a gift, one of many that he has.
Prof Peterson points out how fortunate the Church is to have millions of faithful members with skills in every possible career field.
Always love hearing and learning about Hugh Nibley!
I saw a TH-cam video with Hugh Nibley quite some time ago. He was in the video. He spoke for about his NDE for a few seconds. It happened when he was having surgery for a “burst appendix”………in his own words.
Excellent!!!!
I loved it. Thank you.
Love it!
My whole life I have had a significant interest in this and much of my assumptions and speculation from my limited knowledge aligned with things Hugh Nibley had apparently already written about. I research ancient civilizations and our family is learning Hebrew along with my scripture study and I can’t get enough. If I could turn back time I wish I had made this my original focus of study, for now I am learning what I can from books and publications online. Amazing, thank you!
Utterly unique and ground breaking. A blessing and inspiration to this day. A body of intellectual work unmatched.
Impressive and persuasive!
This was so good!
This was so good
Don't hold me accountable for anything I said 3 or 5 years ago. That's all Hugh . Got to see him a few times on campus back in the day.
I remember seeing him too, and would over hear people ask who is that, and I would just smile.
Thanks
There's a great book by an LDS author that shows that there's perfect harmony between the prophetic statements concerning the garden of Eden being in Missouri and the Old Testament account concerning the garden of Eden. It's called Canaan, Babylon, and Egypt A Comparative Theological Analysis on Creation sold by Eborn Books.
Someone I was talking with about Bro. Nibley said: "Reading Hugh Nibley is like drinking from a firehose"! Truly! His gargantuan grasp of relevant subjects could bring a variety of information into a discussion (or into his books) rather like a 50 cal. machine gun, but it was all relevant, with clarity!
I had a class from Dr. Nibley. One day he said that he wished he had never learned Arabic, because they never wrote anything worth reading. Perhaps he was kidding. I don’t know. I sure enjoyed his wit! He was a great teacher!
I got every book he wrote. It literally has helped keep me in the Church.
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+1 for the mention of "Added Upon"!
Needed: All of Brother Nibley’s works made available on the principle digital platforms, such as AppleBooks and Kindle. It is delightfully worth noting that the taint of Martha’s complaint has passed from the scene, gone poof! God knows how to protect and preserve precious things. 🙏🏽
I wish someone would re-release the recorded series of talks High Nibly did called "Time Vindicates the Prophets."
It’s on TH-cam.
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Being A 70-Year-Old Adult who Left Utah At Age, 26, And A "Y" Grad, I Knew Of HN, BUT I Never Thought That Much About Him Being Considered An LDS Scholar.--The Views Of HN Caught On, Nothing More,--The ONLY Church Scholars I Consider Are Presidents Of The Church...
The Prophets studied their own fields before being called to serve 😊 Also, church leaders listen to experts when they have decisions to make, as they think fir themselves before asking The Lord.
By the way, President Oaks writes a foreward in this book about Nibley. 🙂
In a video on You Tube, Nibley tells a story from the Midrash about Abraham. When he tells of Abraham being promised Isaac, Nibley becomes emotional, saying: "It is a very moving story."
This touched me. I was trying to learn from the great scholar in some small way, but then I see his spiritual side. 🙂
@@UnderTheRadar5 Hugh was a moving teacher, but had a unique style. I listen to his Book of Mormon class lectures. They are wonderful!
That's ironic because President McKay was so impressed by An Approach to The Book of Mormon that he approved it over the objections of the church's lesson book committee.
Maxwell insisted that Nibley was worth reading. But you do you.
How sad that you've missed the great legacy of Hugh Nibley's unique genius. I'm sure the Presidents and Apostles would agree. Bro Nibley was simply a most unique intellect, outgoing, insightful, great humor, even inspired, as seen In his mastery of multiple languages..his deep though simple testimony is why today's great LDS scholars, such as Bro. Daniel Peterson, honor him, among many others.
One grifter giving a handy j to a late grifter.... Just look at the Donut King's retreat from the awful truth offered by people with facts on an internet forum...
Nibley wasted his abilities in the realm of Mormon apologetics. A bright mind spent in the speculative, arguments from ignorance, pandering to the church who paid him. Discredited himself in legitimate academia.
Being discredited in legitimate academia - the greatest honor I can imagine, and I spent years in academia.
@@lynnjohnson2371 Then you become an apologist, and largely leave your scholarly academic credibility behind.
@@joshua.snyder I was never a good apologist, I was just inured to the ridiculous politics in the academy. Academic credibility is dust and ash. He did great good, he made me wiser, and showed kindness and respect to a nobody undergraduate, and his kindness was far more valuable than "academics" respecting him.
@@joshua.snyderAcademia still defends actual communism and ferments racial hatred.