Lamanites in a sentence

Jacob writes that all the Jacobites, Josephites, and Zoramites were called Nephites together with the actual Nephites, and opposed to them were all the Lemuelites and Ishmaelites who were called Lamanites together with the actual Lamanites.

These were actual corpses, or the displayed mummified remains of a few genuine “Lamanites,” known more appropriately today as early Native Americans.

After learning of the fall of Zarahemla, Moroniahah dispatched Lehi with an army to intercept the Lamanites before they came to Bountiful.

Benjamin tells his sons that the plates are the only thing keeping the Nephites from dwindling in unbelief like the Lamanites.

But Jarom recommends that his readers go to the other plates that have all the records of the wars between the Nephites and Lamanites.

By the end of chapter 25, both the people of King Limhi, and the people of Alma have been guided by the Lord away from the Lamanites and to the land of Zarahemla.

Enos does not say whether he was successful at converting the Nephites back to the true faith, but he does say the Nephites failed to convert the Lamanites back to the true faith.

He made a deal with the king of the Lamanites to have a piece of the land of Nephi.

He was dispatched by Tubaloth, king of the Lamanites.

Jacob then prophesied about events which would be fulfilled at the end of the Book of Mormon, around 385 AD, when the Nephites would be completely fallen away from God and wiped out to the last man by the Lamanites.

King Noah tells his priests and others to leave their wives and children so they can escape from the Lamanites.

Mormon writes that King Benjamin stood against the Lamanites wielding the very sword of Laban which had been captured by Nephi after he killed Laban to obtain from him the brass plates that contained the Law of Moses.

Mosiah's sons approach Mosiah and tell him that they want to leave Zarahemla to go to the Lamanites and preach to them.

Nevertheless, God made a covenant with Enos that he would bring the records of the Nephites to the Lamanites in due time.

Since his sons have gone to the land of the Lamanites to preach, he has no heir to receive the throne.

The book describes the period of time immediately following the visit of Jesus Christ to the Book of Mormon peoples, in which time the Nephites and the Lamanites are all converted to the Church of Christ.

The Book of Mormon The Book of Mormon contains a 37-page account of Christ's ministry after his resurrection, in which he appears to the Nephites and Lamanites in the Americas after rising from the tomb and ascending into heaven.

The Lamanites were led by their evil nature to become a wild and bloodthirsty people.

The Nephites were ultimately successful in their defense against the Lamanites.

The Nephites withstood numerous assaults by the Lamanites, and fortified their cities against them.