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Book of Mormon 122 Exam 1 Study Guide Brother Merrill

People to know: Alma Korihor Amulek Helaman Pahoran Amalickiah Morianton Ammoron Zenock Moroni Corianton Moronihah Shiblon Lehi Teancum Zerahemnah Zenos Zeezrom

Scriptures: Study the doctrines of chapters 32, 34, 36-42, 60 Review the following passages: 30:14-18, 37-49; 31:5, 15-17, 26-35; 32:14-16, 21, 27-42; 33:3-16; 34:8-10, 13-28, 31-40; 36:12-21; 37:6, 12, 15-16, 33-37, 41; 38:9-15; 39:5-14; 40:11-14; 41:2-3, 1015; 42: 6-15, 21-25, 29-30; 43:45-47; 45:2-11; 46:11-13, 19-21; 48:11-17; 50:21-23; 53:16-22; 56:44-48; 57:21, 26-27; 58:10-12; 60:6-14, 21-24, 33-36.

Sample Essay Questions: Why did Mormon include the war chapters? What lessons did he intend to be learned from them?
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