- break-off
group of
Nephites in the Book of Alma,
around 87 B.C.
Their leader,
Amlici, is not
chosen by the
people as king, so he and the
Amlicites leave the...
-
reached a peak in the 1820s.
Shortly afterwards in the
narrative a man
called Amlici who was
after the
Order of
Nehor tried to
become king, and led an army on...
- the
attackers are converted.
Amlici, a
follower of Nehor,
endeavors to
establish himself as king. The
people vote and
Amlici is unsuccessful. Nevertheless...
-
thousand stripling warriors Tean**** Laman4 Gid
Teomner Pahoran Moronihah Nehor Amlici Zoram Zerahemnah Amalickiah Morianton Ammoron King-men
Gidoni Zeezrom Lamoni...
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Amaleki Amaleki (Book of
Mormon explorer)
Amalickiah Amaron Aminadab Aminadi Amlici Ammah (Book of Mormon)
Ammaron Ammon (Book of
Mormon explorer)
Ammon (Book...
- 30 BC)
Amgid (/ˈæmɡɪd/), a
Jaredite king. Aminadi,
descendant of Nephi1
Amlici,
Nephite dissenter (c. 87 BC) Ammah,
Nephite missionary,
companion of Aaron3...
- the word of God. Later,
people of the
order of
Nehor elect a man
named Amlici as
their leader, and ally with the
Lamanites in war. The
people of Ammonihah...
-
elected chief judge of the
Nephites as well as
their religious leader. When
Amlici leads his
followers in an
insurrection against Nephite government, Alma...
-
recovering from a
bloody civil war that had been
initiated by the
rebellion of
Amlici, a
follower of the
Nehor sect, who,
after losing a po****r
election to be...
-
Nephi 5:23 Alma 3:9 Nibley, Hugh (2004). "Lecture 44: Alma 2–3, Alma and
Amlici".
Teachings of the Book of Mormon:
Semester 2. Provo, Utah: BYU. p. 197...
