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Moroni And Pahoran. Pahoran became the leader of the nephites again. Captain moroni wrote a letter to pahoran, the chief judge and governor. Moroni complains to pahoran of the government’s neglect of the armies—the lord suffers the righteous to be slain—the nephites must use. Instead of firing back at moroni for assuming the worst in him, pahoran calmly explained the situation and urged for continued resistance against both domestic and foreign threats to nephite. He asked pahoran to send more soldiers to help helaman’s army. Moroni sent many men to help the nephite armies. It would seem natural for moroni to mention pahoran by name since he was the preeminent civil authority among the nephites, but we learn from the text that pahoran was not alone. In these verses, captain moroni justifies his threat to “smite [pahoran] with the sword” by invoking personal revelation explicitly (see vs. Instead of firing back at moroni for assuming the worst in him, pahoran calmly explained the situation and urged for continued resistance against both domestic and foreign. Moroni had written to pahoran for help in the war, and the lamanites attacked before the help could arrive. Moroni wrote again, chastising pahoran.

Captain moroni wrote a letter to pahoran, the chief judge and governor. Pahoran became the leader of the nephites again. It would seem natural for moroni to mention pahoran by name since he was the preeminent civil authority among the nephites, but we learn from the text that pahoran was not alone. In these verses, captain moroni justifies his threat to “smite [pahoran] with the sword” by invoking personal revelation explicitly (see vs. Moroni sent many men to help the nephite armies. Moroni complains to pahoran of the government’s neglect of the armies—the lord suffers the righteous to be slain—the nephites must use. Instead of firing back at moroni for assuming the worst in him, pahoran calmly explained the situation and urged for continued resistance against both domestic and foreign threats to nephite. Moroni had written to pahoran for help in the war, and the lamanites attacked before the help could arrive. He asked pahoran to send more soldiers to help helaman’s army. Moroni wrote again, chastising pahoran.

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Moroni And Pahoran In these verses, captain moroni justifies his threat to “smite [pahoran] with the sword” by invoking personal revelation explicitly (see vs. Pahoran became the leader of the nephites again. Instead of firing back at moroni for assuming the worst in him, pahoran calmly explained the situation and urged for continued resistance against both domestic and foreign. He asked pahoran to send more soldiers to help helaman’s army. Moroni had written to pahoran for help in the war, and the lamanites attacked before the help could arrive. Instead of firing back at moroni for assuming the worst in him, pahoran calmly explained the situation and urged for continued resistance against both domestic and foreign threats to nephite. In these verses, captain moroni justifies his threat to “smite [pahoran] with the sword” by invoking personal revelation explicitly (see vs. Captain moroni wrote a letter to pahoran, the chief judge and governor. Moroni complains to pahoran of the government’s neglect of the armies—the lord suffers the righteous to be slain—the nephites must use. Moroni wrote again, chastising pahoran. Moroni sent many men to help the nephite armies. It would seem natural for moroni to mention pahoran by name since he was the preeminent civil authority among the nephites, but we learn from the text that pahoran was not alone.