Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture, Volume 26 (2017) (Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship)

The reviewer notes that this journal volume contains several valuable contributions, specifically highlighting the last two articles by Mosley and Gee as 'gems.' The overall ambition of the journal series is also appreciated, with the reviewer acknowledging its success in establishing itself as a significant resource for apologetics.

However, a notable criticism is that by its second volume, the journal appears to be only partially fulfilling its broader objectives. It is suggested that the publication has not yet managed to engage a wider, more general readership, potentially indicating that its content remains somewhat specialized or academic, despite an apparent goal to reach a more diverse audience.

Overall, the journal is recognized for its strong contributions in the field of apologetics, offering specific articles of high quality. While it excels as a dedicated platform for this subject, readers looking for content accessible to a very broad or non-specialized audience may find it does not fully meet that particular aim. Therefore, this volume would likely appeal most to individuals already engaged in or studying apologetics, who can appreciate its focused and scholarly approach.