Why is The Introduction to The Book of Mormon in The Middle of The Book?

Today I learned an interesting theory about why The Book of Mormon was written how it was I read an article on BookOfMormonCentral.org from april 14 It talks about "The Words of Mormon" And why it's written at the end of the Small Plates Because it(The Words of Mormon) acts a lot like an introduction Mormon writes it in and says "And the things which are upon these plates..." "...Pleasing me, because of the Prophecies of the coming of Christ..." "...For they are choice unto me; and I know they will be choice unto my brethere." Mormon basically writes an introduction he says the small plates are good, I Love them, You'll love them too Read them. But it's at the end of the small plates And that doesn't make any sense in our modern culture Because we always put introductions at the beginning. William J. Hamblin came up with an awesome theory of why the book of mormon has it's introduction in the middle In Greek and other Near Eastern cultures There is something called a subscriptio A subscriptio is when information about the literary piece is put at the end of the work You write the Author, the Title, and maybe a small blurb about the text at the very end of the book. And this makes a lot of sense because We (I and other Mormons) believe the Nephites came from Jerusalem way before Christ was born.