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Zeniff (/ˈziːnɪf/) is a king in the Book of
Mormon whose personal account is
recorded in the Book of Mosiah. He is the
father of King Noah and the grandfather...
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Mosiah are
identified as the
Record of
Zeniff.
These chapters contain the
story of a
group of Nephites, led by
Zeniff, who
leave the land of
Zarahemla and...
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Zeniff,
Arizona was a town in
Navajo County,
Arizona located approximately 15
miles SW of Holbrook,
Arizona off SR 377, near "Dry Lake". It was settled...
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anger against Zeniff and his people.
Zeniff sends spies to the land of
Shemlon to
discover the
preparations of the Lamanites.
Zeniff instructs the women...
- and 91 BC,
except for when the book has a
flashback into the
Record of
Zeniff,
which starts at ca 200 BC,
according to footnotes.
Aside from
stating that...
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Zarahemla and
settled in the land of Lehi-Nephi,
succeeding his father,
Zeniff. In the Book of Mosiah, King Noah
breaks away from his father's righteous...
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returned by
Ammon and the
people of
Zeniff: The
Record of
Zeniff Plates of
Ether that had been
recovered by the
people of
Zeniff. Alma son of Alma Helaman, son...
- on the
others who had
traveled there previously under the
direction of
Zeniff.
Mosiah reigns in
peace for
three years and
encourages his
people to work...
- of Mormon)
Sariah Shiblon **** Sons of
Mosiah Tean****
Zedekiah Zeezrom Zeniff Zenos Zeram, Amnor, Manti, and
Limher Book of
Mormon rulers Jaredite kings...
- (c. 124 BC) The
kingdom was a
Nephite enclave within Lamanite Territory.
Zeniff (c. 190 BC) Noah (c. 160 BC)
Limhi (about 130 BC) Alma2 (c. 91 BC) Nephihah...
