Colob

/ˈkoʊlɑb/ noun

Definition

In Latter-day Saint theology, a celestial body or star associated with the dwelling place of God.

Etymology

From the Book of Abraham in the Pearl of Great Price (1842), a Latter-day Saint scripture. The term appears to be a proper noun of uncertain etymology, possibly constructed or revealed.

Kelly Says

Colob is a fascinating case of religious terminology creating an almost-planet—it appears in LDS texts but has never been scientifically verified, making it one of theology's most intriguing mysteries!

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