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1 Ne 16:31-35

2010-08-27T01:59:39Z

Bockoven: /* Exegesis */

[[The Book of Mormon]] > [[First Nephi]] > [[First Nephi 16|Chapter 16]]
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== Questions ==

===Verse 31===
* Why is there a footnote here to [[Gen 9:3]]? Is this to indicate that somehow Nephi killing beasts on the mount is related to the LORD's covenant with Noah after the flood that allowed Noah and his posterity to eat wild animals?

===Verse 32===
* Why did Laman and Lemuel allow Nephi to become the new provider for the extended family, rather than asserting their own dominance over the party?
Answer: having Nephi do the work was dominance over him. He was doing the work of a servant.

===Verse 33===
* How was Nephi able to catch and carry enough food for everyone in the party to survive off of for "many days" of travel? Camels. Pack a lot of meat on a camel.

===Verse 34===
* Why does Nephi decline to say who did the burying?

===Verse 35===
* Do you think that when Nephi tells us that the daughters mourned exceedingly he means that they mourned excessively? What might excessive rather than “normal” mourning be? Are there any indicators in these verses that they mourned excessively?

== Lexical notes ==
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== Exegesis ==
Vs 25. Daughters of Ishmael had Nephi, Sam, Zoram, Laman and Lemuel to marry. So at least 3 of them were married to nonbelievers. Daughters of Lehi could have married Zoram or sons of Ishmael. When one doesn't believe in life after death one can be inconsolable. The sting of death would be ever present. Once started then they drawed upon every other thing that was making them miserable. Obviously they were adults. I do not see how they could be forced to follow the parents into wilderness. L&L could have stayed home and enjoyed their fathers riches he left behind. Well maybe not since Nephi killed Laban and his servants would attest to L&L's involvement. The fact they thought to go back to Jerusalem shows they didn't think it through very well.

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1 Ne 16:31-35

2010-08-27T01:54:18Z

Bockoven: /* Questions */

1 Ne 16:26-30

2010-08-27T01:51:28Z

Bockoven: /* Verse 29 */

[[The Book of Mormon]] > [[First Nephi]] > [[First Nephi 16|Chapter 16]]
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== Questions ==

===Verse 26===
* Why was the Lord so quick to answer Lehi's prayers, given the lack of faith he had demonstrated? God not like us He doesn't hold a grudge. The moment we turn to God He turns to us. Already chastened so why have to read scary things on Liahona? The Liahona only works when one has faith. Wouldn't work until Lehi had prayed, confessed sin, had godly sorrow and been forgiven. The other purpose to look at Liahona was to get others who have not yet been humbled to be able to read words, be scared, and repent.

===Verse 27===

* What things did the Liahona communicate to Lehi and his family that caused them to "fear and tremble exceedingly?" Wish I had a "ball" to tell me how I am doing or what I should be doing. Wonder why Nephi didn't quote what the ball said?

===Verse 28===

* It is relatively simple to see the Liahona as a metaphor for other things in our spiritual lives that “work according to the faith and diligence and heed which we . . . give unto them.” What are some of those things? Why is our spiritual life like that?

===Verse 29===

* Nephi himself draws a lesson from the Liahona: “by small means the Lord can bring about great things.” Why might the Lord choose to work by small means? What are some of the small means in your own life that have brought about great ends?
* Why did they get a God made object to guide them? Why don't we have it today? Answers: The quote, "A Prophet is without honor in his own country". Well more so in own family. Lehi needed Liahona so non-members and nonbelieving family members would continue the journey. Lehi did not have church magazines and conferences to draw inspiration from. We have so many more avenues to be prompted by God than Lehi had.

===Verse 30===
* Is this the first time that Nephi has gotten into a mountain by his own effort?
* Why was Nephi directed to go “up into the top of the mountain” to slay beasts? Was that just where the animals were, or is there something else going on?
* Since mountaintops are holy places, actual natural temples, is there something else going on here related to killing beasts on mountains/temples?

== Lexical notes ==
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== Exegesis ==
Vs 28. Note: Nephi did not get answer where to go to get food from his dad, Lehi. He got it from Liahona. The mantle has passed from Lehi to Nephi. Lehi no doubt forgiven but his exalted status as Prophet is over. He'd had visions and yet murmured. He's done and doesn't contribute much else in leadership.

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1 Ne 16:26-30

2010-08-27T01:48:01Z

Bockoven: /* Exegesis */

[[The Book of Mormon]] > [[First Nephi]] > [[First Nephi 16|Chapter 16]]
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== Questions ==

===Verse 26===
* Why was the Lord so quick to answer Lehi's prayers, given the lack of faith he had demonstrated? God not like us He doesn't hold a grudge. The moment we turn to God He turns to us. Already chastened so why have to read scary things on Liahona? The Liahona only works when one has faith. Wouldn't work until Lehi had prayed, confessed sin, had godly sorrow and been forgiven. The other purpose to look at Liahona was to get others who have not yet been humbled to be able to read words, be scared, and repent.

===Verse 27===

* What things did the Liahona communicate to Lehi and his family that caused them to "fear and tremble exceedingly?" Wish I had a "ball" to tell me how I am doing or what I should be doing. Wonder why Nephi didn't quote what the ball said?

===Verse 28===

* It is relatively simple to see the Liahona as a metaphor for other things in our spiritual lives that “work according to the faith and diligence and heed which we . . . give unto them.” What are some of those things? Why is our spiritual life like that?

===Verse 29===

* Nephi himself draws a lesson from the Liahona: “by small means the Lord can bring about great things.” Why might the Lord choose to work by small means? What are some of the small means in your own life that have brought about great ends?

===Verse 30===
* Is this the first time that Nephi has gotten into a mountain by his own effort?
* Why was Nephi directed to go “up into the top of the mountain” to slay beasts? Was that just where the animals were, or is there something else going on?
* Since mountaintops are holy places, actual natural temples, is there something else going on here related to killing beasts on mountains/temples?

== Lexical notes ==
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== Exegesis ==
Vs 28. Note: Nephi did not get answer where to go to get food from his dad, Lehi. He got it from Liahona. The mantle has passed from Lehi to Nephi. Lehi no doubt forgiven but his exalted status as Prophet is over. He'd had visions and yet murmured. He's done and doesn't contribute much else in leadership.

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1 Ne 16:26-30

2010-08-24T12:27:47Z

Bockoven: /* Questions */

[[The Book of Mormon]] > [[First Nephi]] > [[First Nephi 16|Chapter 16]]
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== Questions ==

===Verse 26===
* Why was the Lord so quick to answer Lehi's prayers, given the lack of faith he had demonstrated? God not like us He doesn't hold a grudge. The moment we turn to God He turns to us. Already chastened so why have to read scary things on Liahona? The Liahona only works when one has faith. Wouldn't work until Lehi had prayed, confessed sin, had godly sorrow and been forgiven. The other purpose to look at Liahona was to get others who have not yet been humbled to be able to read words, be scared, and repent.

===Verse 27===

* What things did the Liahona communicate to Lehi and his family that caused them to "fear and tremble exceedingly?" Wish I had a "ball" to tell me how I am doing or what I should be doing. Wonder why Nephi didn't quote what the ball said?

===Verse 28===

* It is relatively simple to see the Liahona as a metaphor for other things in our spiritual lives that “work according to the faith and diligence and heed which we . . . give unto them.” What are some of those things? Why is our spiritual life like that?

===Verse 29===

* Nephi himself draws a lesson from the Liahona: “by small means the Lord can bring about great things.” Why might the Lord choose to work by small means? What are some of the small means in your own life that have brought about great ends?

===Verse 30===
* Is this the first time that Nephi has gotten into a mountain by his own effort?
* Why was Nephi directed to go “up into the top of the mountain” to slay beasts? Was that just where the animals were, or is there something else going on?
* Since mountaintops are holy places, actual natural temples, is there something else going on here related to killing beasts on mountains/temples?

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== Exegesis ==
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1 Ne 16:17-32

2010-08-24T12:19:11Z

Bockoven: /* Questions */

[[The Book of Mormon]] > [[First Nephi]] > [[First Nephi 16|Chapter 16]]
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== Questions ==

===Verse 21===
* Was there something in the climate that caused all of the bows to break down at the same time?

===Verse 22===
* Did Nephi have encouraging or reprimanding words for his brothers?

===Verse 23===

* For what kinds of reasons might Nephi have asked his father where he should go to hunt? Why just one arrow? Time? Faith it would only take one arrow? His bow was broken not his arrows, why not use those? When bows didn't work why didn't they proceed with sling and stone if they used them also to hunt big game? Nephi has received a lot of revelation on his own, why ask his Father to ask Lord? Why not ask himself? Probably same reason we ask new or recently activated members to pray, give talks, or give blessings. They need the spiritual experiences to develop greater faith.
===Verse 24===
* Did Nephi lecture and humble his father as much as he did with his brothers? How did Nephi know what to say that would humble them? The soul is = Spirit + body. What is "energy of my soul." ? Testimony? Faith?

===Verse 25===
* Did Nephi ever chasten the members of his family, or did he usually leave that up to the Lord and angels? Did Lehi hear audible voice or just in his mind? What is chastened? Yelled at? Made to feel guilty? 2 kinds of sorrow. Sorrow for getting caught and godly sorrow that brings to repentance.

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== Exegesis ==
Rather than complain and murmur Nephi acts. Crude example but one can't win lottery if one doesn't buy a ticket and play. Can't get Lord to perform a miracle if one doesn't do all he can. Nephi showed faith that he would get food.

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1 Ne 16:17-32

2010-08-24T12:00:33Z

Bockoven: /* Exegesis */

1 Ne 16:16-20

2010-08-24T11:42:57Z

Bockoven: /* Questions */

[[The Book of Mormon]] > [[First Nephi]] > [[First Nephi 16|Chapter 16]]
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== Questions ==

===Verse 16===
* Were they blazing new trails or following the paths of their predecessors? The Lord does not want them seen by anyone that could take the news back to Jerusalem. So I think blazing new trails or less traveled trails to avoid other travelers or marauders.

===Verse 17===
* If the food had been plentiful on the trail, so that they could obtain what they needed each day, was this an attempt to store up food for a journey of several days or had the food suddenly become more scarce? I doubt they would hunt each day. If so when would they travel? Probably had been many days since last hunted.

===Verse 18===
* Could Nephi have done anything to prevent the breaking of his bow?
If Nephi had said "my bow broke" that would indicate it wasn't his fault. But "I broke my bow" indicates he caused it to break. My bow today would be my employment which is what helps me get food for my family. We can lose our jobs from external actions or our own actions. Bad things happen to good people. Interesting that Laman and Lemuel not mad at themselves for keeping their bows strung all that time to lose their tension.

===Verse 19===
* Why couldn't they set traps to catch the game that their broken bows were unable to reach? This is no small group. There are a lot of people. I don't think traps for small game would be sufficient to feed them all.
Nephi uses "they did suffer" meaning he did not suffer for lack of food. Did God bless him to not be hungry?

===Verse 20===
* Laman, Lemuel, and the sons of Ishmael didn’t murmur when they departed quickly ([[1 Ne 16:10|v. 10-11]]), but they do murmur now. What does that difference tell us? What does Lehi’s murmuring suggest?
Seems like L&L and sons of Ishmael 1st just complaining in general. This verse suggests Lehi was first to murmur against God. Is it okay to complain about what happens in life as long as don't blame God? I think Job complained.

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1 Ne 16:16-20

2010-08-23T12:33:23Z

Bockoven: /* Questions */

[[The Book of Mormon]] > [[First Nephi]] > [[First Nephi 16|Chapter 16]]
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== Questions ==

===Verse 16===
* Were they blazing new trails or following the paths of their predecessors? The Lord does not want them seen by anyone that could take the news back to Jerusalem. So I think blazing new trails or less traveled trails to avoid other travelers or marauders.

===Verse 17===
* If the food had been plentiful on the trail, so that they could obtain what they needed each day, was this an attempt to store up food for a journey of several days or had the food suddenly become more scarce? I doubt they would hunt each day. If so when would they travel? Probably had been many days since last hunted.

===Verse 18===
* Could Nephi have done anything to prevent the breaking of his bow?
If Nephi had said "my bow broke" that would indicate it wasn't his fault. But "I broke my bow" indicates he caused it to break. My bow today would be my employment which is what helps me get food for my family. We can lose our jobs from external actions or our own actions. Bad things happen to good people. Interesting that Laman and Lemuel not mad at themselves for keeping their bows strung all that time to lose their tension.

===Verse 19===
* Why couldn't they set traps to catch the game that their broken bows were unable to reach?
Nephi uses "they did suffer" meaning he did not suffer for lack of food. Did God bless him to not be hungry?

===Verse 20===
* Laman, Lemuel, and the sons of Ishmael didn’t murmur when they departed quickly ([[1 Ne 16:10|v. 10-11]]), but they do murmur now. What does that difference tell us? What does Lehi’s murmuring suggest?
Seems like L&L and sons of Ishmael 1st just complaining in general. This verse suggests Lehi was first to murmur against God. Is it okay to complain about what happens in life as long as don't blame God? I think Job complained.

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1 Ne 16:16-20

2010-08-23T12:28:40Z

Bockoven: /* Questions */

[[The Book of Mormon]] > [[First Nephi]] > [[First Nephi 16|Chapter 16]]
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== Questions ==

===Verse 16===
* Were they blazing new trails or following the paths of their predecessors? The Lord does not want them seen by anyone that could take the news back to Jerusalem. So I think blazing new trails or less traveled trails to avoid other travelers or marauders.

===Verse 17===
* If the food had been plentiful on the trail, so that they could obtain what they needed each day, was this an attempt to store up food for a journey of several days or had the food suddenly become more scarce? I doubt they would hunt each day. If so when would they travel? Probably had been many days since last hunted.

===Verse 18===
* Could Nephi have done anything to prevent the breaking of his bow?
If Nephi had said "my bow broke" that would indicate it wasn't his fault. But "I broke my bow" indicates he caused it to break. My bow today would be my employment which is what helps me get food for my family. We can lose our jobs from external actions or our own actions. Bad things happen to good people. Interesting that Laman and Lemuel not mad at themselves for keeping their bows strung all that time to lose their tension.

===Verse 19===
* Why couldn't they set traps to catch the game that their broken bows were unable to reach?
Nephi uses "they did suffer" meaning he did not suffer for lack of food. Did God bless him to not be hungry?

===Verse 20===
* Laman, Lemuel, and the sons of Ishmael didn’t murmur when they departed quickly ([[1 Ne 16:10|v. 10-11]]), but they do murmur now. What does that difference tell us? What does Lehi’s murmuring suggest?

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1 Ne 16:16-20

2010-08-21T13:07:44Z

Bockoven: /* Questions */

1 Ne 16:9-16

2010-08-21T13:01:49Z

Bockoven: /* Questions */

[[The Book of Mormon]] > [[First Nephi]] > [[First Nephi 16|Chapter 16]]
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== Questions ==

===Verse 11===
* Why might Laman and Lemuel not complain at this departure, especially given its suddenness?
===Verse 12===
* How did they cross the river if there was no wood available at this point in the journey for making rafts or boats?

===Verse 13===
* Where did Nephi learn to become this precise with his navigating and directions? No tents, slept under stars, no fires to cook, why the urgency? Try to remember a time when Lord had you be so uncomfortable and for what purpose. Why the need to name the place?

===Verse 14===
* Was it the food or the families that was located in the wilderness? Will we always find food along the path or will we sometimes have to follow paths whose fruit is only found at the end?
Lehi and family wealthy city dwellers. Had servants to get and prepare food. Now in situation where have to hunt for necessity not recreation. Our lives can change instantly in but one moment. We could be in a tent scrounging for food. Would I be ready?

===Verse 15===
* No plan. No itinerary. Each day unsure where they would be, what would happen, who would be injured, who they would encounter, whether they would be successful in getting food or finding water. Talk about depending on the Lord.

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1 Ne 16:9-16

2010-08-21T12:56:05Z

Bockoven: /* Questions */

[[The Book of Mormon]] > [[First Nephi]] > [[First Nephi 16|Chapter 16]]
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== Questions ==

===Verse 11===
* Why might Laman and Lemuel not complain at this departure, especially given its suddenness?
===Verse 12===
* How did they cross the river if there was no wood available at this point in the journey for making rafts or boats?

===Verse 13===
* Where did Nephi learn to become this precise with his navigating and directions? No tents, slept under stars, no fires to cook, why the urgency? Try to remember a time when Lord had you be so uncomfortable and for what purpose. Why the need to name the place?

===Verse 14===
* Was it the food or the families that was located in the wilderness? Will we always find food along the path or will we sometimes have to follow paths whose fruit is only found at the end?
Lehi and family wealthy city dwellers. Had servants to get and prepare food. Now in situation where have to hunt for necessity not recreation. Our lives can change instantly in but one moment. We could be in a tent scrounging for food. Would I be ready?

===Verse 15===
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1 Ne 16:9-16

2010-08-21T12:54:40Z

Bockoven: /* Verse 15 */

[[The Book of Mormon]] > [[First Nephi]] > [[First Nephi 16|Chapter 16]]
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== Questions ==

===Verse 11===
* Why might Laman and Lemuel not complain at this departure, especially given its suddenness?
===Verse 12===
* How did they cross the river if there was no wood available at this point in the journey for making rafts or boats?

===Verse 13===
* Where did Nephi learn to become this precise with his navigating and directions?

===Verse 14===
* Was it the food or the families that was located in the wilderness?
No tents, slept under stars, no fires to cook, why the urgency? Try to remember a time when Lord had you be so uncomfortable and for what purpose. Why the need to name the place?

===Verse 15===
* Will we always find food along the path or will we sometimes have to follow paths whose fruit is only found at the end?
Lehi and family wealthy city dwellers. Had servants to get and prepare food. Now in situation where have to hunt for necessity not recreation. Our lives can change instantly in but one moment. We could be in a tent scrounging for food. Would I be ready?

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1 Ne 16:9-16

2010-08-21T12:48:26Z

Bockoven: /* Verse 14 */

[[The Book of Mormon]] > [[First Nephi]] > [[First Nephi 16|Chapter 16]]
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== Questions ==

===Verse 11===
* Why might Laman and Lemuel not complain at this departure, especially given its suddenness?
===Verse 12===
* How did they cross the river if there was no wood available at this point in the journey for making rafts or boats?

===Verse 13===
* Where did Nephi learn to become this precise with his navigating and directions?

===Verse 14===
* Was it the food or the families that was located in the wilderness?
No tents, slept under stars, no fires to cook, why the urgency? Try to remember a time when Lord had you be so uncomfortable and for what purpose. Why the need to name the place?

===Verse 15===
* Will we always find food along the path or will we sometimes have to follow paths whose fruit is only found at the end?

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