The formation of Lehi's seven tribes and their importance throughout the Book of Mormon narrative is not the type of thing that most readers consciously notice. Yet once pointed out, this subtle consistency becomes readily apparent and meaningful. Read at bit.ly/know319

The formation of Lehi's seven tribes and their importance throughout the Book of Mormon narrative is not the type of thing that most readers consciously notice. Yet once pointed out, this subtle consistency becomes readily apparent and meaningful. Read at bit.ly/know319

Readers of the Book of Mormon can trust that the book is a reliable preparation manual because the Book of Mormon prophets truly saw our day. Learn about the specific signs and events that will take place before the Second Coming. Read at bit.ly/know318

Readers of the Book of Mormon can trust that the book is a reliable preparation manual because the Book of Mormon prophets truly saw our day. Learn about the specific signs and events that will take place before the Second Coming. Read at bit.ly/know318

Readers of the Book of Mormon can trust that the book is a reliable preparation manual because the Book of Mormon prophets truly saw our day. Learn about the specific signs and events that will take place before the Second Coming. Read at bit.ly/know318

Building on Alma’s metaphor of the seed, Amulek taught the poor among the Zoramites about mankind’s fallen condition and our universal need of Christ’s Atonement. Amulek placed mankind’s universal fallen nature at the center of a chiasm to clarify that all are hardened, fallen, and lost, and thus all are in need of the Atonement of Christ. Read at bit.ly/know317

Building on Alma’s metaphor of the seed, Amulek taught the poor among the Zoramites about mankind’s fallen condition and our universal need of Christ’s Atonement. Amulek placed mankind’s universal fallen nature at the center of a chiasm to clarify that all are hardened, fallen, and lost, and thus all are in need of the Atonement of Christ. Read at bit.ly/know317

Building on Alma’s metaphor of the seed, Amulek taught the poor among the Zoramites about mankind’s fallen condition and our universal need of Christ’s Atonement. Amulek placed mankind’s universal fallen nature at the center of a chiasm to clarify that all are hardened, fallen, and lost, and thus all are in need of the Atonement of Christ. Read at bit.ly/know317

As attested by the many artifacts from Israel, Nephi was likely immersed in imagery of winged serpents while growing up in Jerusalem. So when Nephi rehearsed the story of the Israelites being bitten by snakes in the wilderness, he naturally called them “flying fiery serpents.” Read at bit.ly/know316

As attested by the many artifacts from Israel, Nephi was likely immersed in imagery of winged serpents while growing up in Jerusalem. So when Nephi rehearsed the story of the Israelites being bitten by snakes in the wilderness, he naturally called them “flying fiery serpents.” Read at bit.ly/know316