Eloquent Witness: Nibley on Himself, Others, and the Temple is a compilation of materials, many of which have been published previously outside the Collected Works of Hugh Nibley.
One of the stunning aspects of Nibley's genius was his persistent sense of wonder, a sense of wonder that induced him to range widely, yet competently through very disparate subjects of study -- all covered in this volume: the ancient Egyptians, the temple, the life sciences, world literature, ancient Judaism, and Joseph Smith and the restoration.
The contents of this volume illustrate this breadth of interest through autobiographical sketches, interviews, book reviews, forewords to books, letters, memorial tributes, Sunday School lessons, and various writings about the temple.
