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Approximately 42 times the word "serve" is in the Book of Mormon and approximately 11 times the word "service." About 53, give or take....
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∙ 10y agoThe word "Prepare" and it's variants (prepared, preparing, prepares, etc) is found in 136 verses in the Book of Mormon, and is used more than one time in many of these verses.
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How many time is pride mentioned in the Book of Mormon?
271 times.
Are the Murrys from A Wrinkle in Time Mormon?
No. Wrinkle in Time is a fictional book. Unless the book specifially mentions that the Murrays are Mormon, they aren't.
How many years does the book of Mormon cover?
The Book of Mormon begins in 600 BC and ends in 400 AD. There is one book, Ether, which is about the Jaredite people who lived at the time of the Tower of Babel. So, it covers about 1000 years, not including the book of Ether.
How many times are the words repentance and repent used in the Book of Mormon?
The word "repent" and its most common forms is found over 120 times in the Book of Mormon, including chapter headings. One of the great sermons regarding repentance is the testimony of the prophet Amulek as found in Alma chapter 34.
How was the Bible related to the book of Mormon?
Both testify of the Lord Jesus Christ. The Book of Mormon also answers the question of where Christ went when He said "Other sheep I have which are not of this fold, them to must I visit". The Book of Mormon is a second witness of Jesus Christ. When the people where divided at the time of the Tower of Babel the Book of Mormon tells of three groups that went to what is now known as the Americas. The Bible is the Stick (Book) of Joseph while the Book of Mormon is the Stick of Ephraim. Together they bare testimony of Jesus Christ.
How many times is the promise keep my commandments and ye shall prosper in the land used in the Book of Mormon?
I counted 100 instances of the word "Promise" (and variations such as 'promised' and 'promises') in the Book of Mormon. Most of the time this was linked with "promised land" or "land of promise". The phrase "keep my commandments" is used 25 times in the Book of Mormon. The phrase "ye shall prosper in the land" is used 10 times in the Book of Mormon. Each one of these instances is in the same verse as a variation of the phrase 'keep my commandments' or 'keep the commandments'.
Who ripped up the book of mormon in saltlake city?
People rip up the Book of Mormon all the time, but there have been no recent news reports of it happening in Salt Lake City. Usually it isn't a newsworthy occurrence.
Where is the book of Mormon located in the Mormon Bible?
The Mormon Bible is the exact same as the regular King James Version of the Bible which other Christian religions use. The LDS, or as it's more commonly known, "Mormon" Church has another Testament of Jesus Christ called The Book of Mormon, which was, according to LDS gospel, written by people around the same time as the Bible, and restored after being lost in the Dark Ages by Joseph Smith.The individual book of Mormon within The Book of Mormon, is the the third to last book, preceeding Moroni and Ether. Mormons accept the King James Version of the Bible as their "Bible". A separate book, The Book of Mormon, is also believed to be scripture in the Mormon faith. The word "Bible" means a "collection of books." The Book of Mormon is also a "collection of books" just written by different prophets in a different part of the world. Suppose you had 3 teenagers, all of whom wanted to go to college. The oldest one, a son, goes to Yale. While there he keeps a journal of his experiences. It tells both the good and the bad about going to college. He graduates with honors. The next child, a daughter, decides to go to UCLA. To prepare her, she reads her brothers journal prior to heading West. She too keeps a journal while in school. She graduates successfully too. Now your third child is headed off to college. To prepare her, is she better off just reading the son's journal or do you think she should also read the journal of the daughter? Both journals together better outline how to prepare for and make it through college successfully; they were just kept in different parts of the country. So it is with the Bible and The Book of Mormon. Mormons believe they are both valuable, because they teach the same doctrine but also help amplify each other. They were just written and recorded in different parts of the world by different groups of people. Hope that's helpful. For a free copy of either the King James Version of the Bible or The Book of Mormon, contact any local Mormon church or call church headquarters in Salt Lake City. They'll send you one or both for free.
When was the Mormon written?
Do you mean the Book of Mormon? Most of the Book of Mormon was written between the reign of Zedekiah of Judah (about 600 BC) and about 430 AD. One portion was written at a time earlier than this and describes events that happened shortly after the fall of the Tower of Babel. The Book of Mormon was buried by its last writer, Moroni, somewhere near 430 AD. Moroni then appeared to Joseph Smith in the mid 1820's and lead him to the place where the record was buried. Joseph Smith translated it into English and the Book of Mormon was first published in 1830. The Book of Mormon is used as scripture along with the Holy Bible by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly nicknamed the "Mormon" church). You can learn more about the Book of Mormon at the "Related Links" below.
How many Books of Mormon have been published?
Chapters in the current LDS version of the Book of Mormon are: 1 Nephi: 22 chapters 2 Nephi: 33 chapters Jacob: 7 chapters Enos: 1 chapter Jarom:1 chapter Omni: 1 chapter Words of Mormon: 1 chapter Mosiah: 29 chapters Alma: 63 chapters Helaman: 16 chapters 3 Nephi: 30 chapters 4 Nephi: 1 chapter Mormon: 9 chapters Ether: 15 chapters Moroni: 10 chapters For a total of 239 chapters in the Book of Mormon. Other editions from other groups, such as the Community of Christ, have different chapter breaks.
Is the book of Mormon considered a Christian book?
To those who follow the Mormon faith, the Book of Mormon is indeed another testament of Jesus Christ, and His eternal position as the Savior and mediator of all mankind. To them, the Book of Mormon compliments and supports the teachings of the Bible, not replaces it. Just as the Bible is a record of God's dealings with people in the Eastern hemisphere, which includes the prophecies, birth, ministry, teachings, crucifiction, and resurrection of Jesus Christ as the savior of the world, the Book of Mormon contains writings from people who lived in the Western hemisphere. The writings of the Book of Mormon contain the histories of these people from about the time of the tower of Babel, to about 400 AD. The prophets in the book testify of Jesus Christ as the Savior of the world, and record His dealings with them. Found in the Book of Mormon are prophecies of Jesus' birth, ministry from prophets, and a first hand account of the natural disasters that occurred following His crucifiction. Following His resurrection, the Savior visited the people in the Western hemisphere, and taught the His gospel. This event is recorded in the 3 Nephi 11 in the Book of Mormon.
How many points do the book of have Mormon?
I'm not quite sure what you are asking as the Book of Mormon does not have points, but I hope this information about the Book of Mormon might help you:The Book of Mormon is considered scripture by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the "Mormon" church) and is also used to varying degrees by other sects within the Mormonism movement. The Book of Mormon is similar in structure to the Bible and is meant to be "another testament" of Jesus Christ, demonstrating that God remembers all his children and that Jesus Christ is the Savior of all - not just those in the "old world". It is meant to be used in addition to the Bible, not in place of it. The Book of Mormon was translated by Joseph Smith from plates given to him by an angel. It was first published in 1830.The Book of Mormon contains 15 books which are divided into chapters and verses. In general, each book is written by a different prophet or family of prophets. Most of these books span a period between 600 BC and 300 AD, with the book of Ether being set much earlier, at the time of the Tower of Babel. The Book of Mormon tells the story of a family who leaves Jerusalem in order to avoid the prophesied Babylonian Captivity. They travel to the "Promised Land" under the direction of God, and eventually arrive in what is presumed by most to be South America. The Book of Mormon is mostly a record of their religious beliefs, wars, and social and political events. They come in contact with other groups who came at an earlier time (including the Jaredites who came at the time of the fall of Babel). It also contains a record of Jesus Christ visiting them shortly after his resurrection, in which he repeats some of his New Testament teachings and organizes a church after the same pattern as the one at Jerusalem.
