Receiving Offense Without Taking Offense: The Book of Mormon and the Power to Forgive Wilson, Keith J.. "Receiving Offense Without Taking Offense: The Book of Mormon and the Power to Forgive." In The Fulness of the Gospel: Foundational Teachings from the Book of Mormon, edited by Camille Fronk Olson, Brian M. Hauglid, Patty Smith and Thomas A. Wayment, 210-224. Provo, UT: Religious Studies Center, 2003.
KnoWhy #168 - Why Was Moroni’s Correspondence with Pahoran Significant? (Alma 59:3) KnoWhy #168 - Why Was Moroni’s Correspondence with Pahoran Significant? (Alma 59:3). Springville, UT: Book of Mormon Central, 2016.
Book of Mormon Stories: King-Men versus Freemen Book of Mormon Stories: King-Men versus Freemen., 2011.
Book of Mormon Stories: Captain Moroni and Pahoran Book of Mormon Stories: Captain Moroni and Pahoran., 2011.
KnoWhy #169 - Why Did Moroni Refer to Vessel Impurity in Condemning the Central Government? (Alma 60:23) KnoWhy #169 - Why Did Moroni Refer to Vessel Impurity in Condemning the Central Government? (Alma 60:23). Springville, UT: Book of Mormon Central, 2016.
KnoWhy #159 - Why Would Pahoran Not Allow the Law to Be Amended? (Alma 51:3) KnoWhy #159 - Why Would Pahoran Not Allow the Law to Be Amended? (Alma 51:3). Springville, UT: Book of Mormon Central, 2016.
Chapter XXXV Reynolds, George. "Chapter XXXV." In The Story of the Book of Mormon, 210-214. Salt Lake City: Joseph Hyrum Parry, 1888.
