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| − | Zoramites is a term used over the course of the entire [[Book of Mormon]] to refer to a subgroup of the [[Nephites]]. The name originates from [[Zoram]], who was the servant of [[Laban]]. Zoram followed (or was compelled to follow) [[Lehi]] and his family to the promise land (the Americas). When the Lamanites splintered, Zoram and his family stayed with the [[Nephites]]. The name continues over the generations | + | [[image:The Book of Mormon.jpg|150px|right|alt=The Book of Mormon|The Book of Mormon]]'''Zoramites''' is a term used over the course of the entire [[Book of Mormon]] to refer to a subgroup of the [[Nephites]]. The name originates from [[Zoram]], who was the servant of [[Laban]]. Zoram followed (or was compelled to follow) [[Lehi]] and his family to the promise land (the Americas). When the Lamanites splintered, Zoram and his family stayed with the [[Nephites]]. The name continues over the generations. The name persists in the records as a clear subgroup of the Nephites up until the destruction of the Nephites. [http://scriptures.lds.org/en/search?search=zoramites&do=Search] |
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| + | However, Ammoron, who took control of the Lamanites, used his lineage from Zoram as justification for leading the [[Lamanites]] against the [[Nephites]]. | ||
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The group should not be confused with the [[Zoramites, followers of the apostate Zoram|Zoramites]] in Alma, who rebelled against the word of God. | The group should not be confused with the [[Zoramites, followers of the apostate Zoram|Zoramites]] in Alma, who rebelled against the word of God. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:31, 29 July 2024
However, Ammoron, who took control of the Lamanites, used his lineage from Zoram as justification for leading the Lamanites against the Nephites.
The group should not be confused with the Zoramites in Alma, who rebelled against the word of God.
