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Book of Mormon Matters with John W. Welch and Lynne Hilton Wilson: Enos–Words of Mormon
Summary
- The books of Enos, Jarom, Omni, and Words of Mormon are discussed, highlighting their historical context and the transition between the small plates and Mormon's larger record.
- Enos's powerful experience with prayer and his desire for the welfare of the Nephites and Lamanites is outlined, along with his role as a prophet and record keeper.
- Jarom's narrative provides a fast-paced overview of Nephite history, emphasizing the longevity of their leaders and righteousness of the people.
- The book of Omni introduces significant historical developments, including the departure of Mosiah and his followers to Zarahemla and the merging with the Mulekites.
- The Words of Mormon serve as a bridge between the small plates and Mormon's abridged record, explaining why he included the small plates and introducing King Benjamin.
Dig Deeper
John W. Welch, "Enos-Words of Mormon." In John W. Welch Notes, 289-306. Springville, UT: Book of Mormon Central, 2020.
Bibliographic Citation
Book of Mormon Matters with John W. Welch and Lynne Hilton Wilson: Enos–Words of Mormon. Springville, UT: Scripture Central, 2024.
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