Book of Mormon; Latter Day Saint churches -- Doctrines; Latter Day Saints
The Bondage of the People of Limhi--An Expedition North--Finding
of the Jaredite Records--The Arrival of Ammon--The
People of Limhi Escape--The Pursuit--The Amulonites--The
People of Alma--They are Brought into Bondage--Their
Deliverance 84
CHAPTER XV.
Mosiah's Good Reign--The Circumstances of his Advent--He Assembles
the People--The Baptism of Limhi--Churches Organized Throughout
the Land 89
CHAPTER XVI.
The Unbelief of the Youth of Zarahemla--The Younger Alma and
the Sons of Mosiah--They Encourage the Persecutions Against
the Church--They are Met by an Angel--His Message--Alma's
Awful Condition--His Vision and Testimony--The Changed Life
of the Young Men 92
CHAPTER XVII.
The Growth of the People in Zarahemla--They Build Many
Cities--Mosiah's Sons Desire to Take a Mission to the
Lamanites--Mosiah Inquires of the Lord--The Divine Answer 96
CHAPTER XVIII.
Mosiah's Sons Refuse the Kingdom--He Grants the People a
Constitution--The People to Elect their Rulers--Alma, the
Younger, First Chief Judge 98
CHAPTER XIX.
The Mission of the Sons of Mosiah to the Lamanites--Their Journey
in the Wilderness--Ammon Brought before King Lamoni--The
Conflict at the Waters of Sebus--The Miraculous Conversion
of Lamoni and his Family--Abish the Waiting Woman 100
CHAPTER XX.
Ammon and Lamoni Start for the Land of Middoni--They Meet the
Old King--His Rage at Seeing Ammon--He Endeavors to Kill
his Son--Aaron and his Brethren Liberated--A Sketch of their
Labors and Sufferings--The Conversion of Lamoni's Father and
his Household 106
CHAPTER XXI.
The King Issues a Proclamation--The Results of the Labors of the
Sons of Mosiah--The People of Anti-Nephi-Lehi--They Bury
their Weapons of War--Are Massacred by the Thousand--They
Remove to the Territory of the Nephites, who give them the
Land of Jershon 110
CHAPTER XXII.
Review of the Mission of the Sons of Mosiah--Its Importance and
Great Length--Its Results to Both Races--The Dates of its
Leading Occurrences 114
CHAPTER XXIII.
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