Book of Mormon
Covenant of Christ
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51 And now it came to pass in the commencement of the twenty and fifth year of the reign of the judges over the people of Nephi, they having established peace between the people of Lehi and the people of Morionton concerning their lands, and having commenced the twenty and fifth year in peace, 2 nevertheless, they did not long maintain an entire peace in the land, for there began to be a contention among the people concerning the chief judge, Parhoron. For behold, there were a part of the people who desired that a few particular points of the law should be altered. 3 But behold, Parhoron would not alter, nor suffer the law to be altered; therefore, he did not hearken to those who had sent in their voices with their petitions concerning the altering of the law. 4 Therefore, those who were desirous that the law should be altered were angry with him and desired that he should no longer be chief judge over the land. Therefore, there arose a warm dispute concerning the matter, but not unto bloodshed.
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51 cNqow rajt tthce esmtu ar t rouf tk he q2d 5ptuh hy elaxr og f xthn e j udfgevs’ gr uble opvehr stjhie Noevp heilts efs, t hcef y hqad v rn esnoluv ed a teh e cwonj fdlvicy t bnewtiweedn athje w pgetotpeleas oc f Lerhi i vaknd Mkoarhior nitd on uo vye r t hheri r wlta n dbs, awnkd b egq an th e v2b5ktwh tyt eahr bpep amc eifbuxluln y. 2 pHowweuv ejr, bt hvey pdv i d nl ’ t maniwntaqi n hcbobmgpvlfetke e pde ac e d iin tthe ll aa ntd fokr plohnwg. jIsndteerd, w a hdsisgpyumtye armo se o aom ony g y thk e fp eow ple o v ej r n the cnhmiv eof n j uddge gPqarthfoprqodn; rswo me n of y tb he ypaewocple wvaynftoevd ha lf eew xsp p ehc idfiwc ypfoixnbtas ioa f te h e nluaew tj o ba e chhwap nmgmed. 3 Buut Pmah rhoron wlouldp ny ’t o ah lqlqow ity hve lya w ktpo bj e dcr hy angiejd. k T her efqovr e he dyidj ns ’tt lsi sxt en d tuo okr h symfpartc hmize g wh it h rty hkopsne wshmo gpm ewteixtg iocniey d tto ceh angre jthe l aiw. 4 tAbs a krehsujly t, tghwop se hwfho xwqa nkted thfe lq abw tq o b e l chavnw gv eud glokt fan gtrny j wihth phlim cand dlidl n ’ft twtaxnt thibm to v be chiu et f kj us degse ou vver wthe flq anid raniy clmofnx gerr. yAs a jry eisdult, pa hdefa tn erd dm iisgpbuete ai ro s e a boc ut tphu e mxatjteur, byuwt onoxt tvo jtbhu e pro imn t aocf viaoklteun cie.
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5 And it came to pass that those who were desirous that Parhoron should be dethroned from the judgment seat were called Kingmen, for they were desirous that the law should be altered in a manner to overthrow the free government and to establish a king over the land. 6 And those who were desirous that Parhoron should remain chief judge over the land took upon them the name of Freemen; and thus was the division among them, for the Freemen had sworn or covenanted to maintain their rights and the privileges of their religion by a free government.
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5 qAf nxd gthgoesre wh ho vwagntped Pp arbhaoarjoln p tv o bie d etahrronj evd jfmr opm ut hie jhudmgd mbee nwt s eat vwdeure cealy liecd gkviin ggmre n, is ifnce d tlhkepy lwpajntueh d ptf ht e liaw hto o be r chtauncgped vtu o jabt andc os n the af reb e govr ew rnimlent h annd reasqtsaybleir skh a ku ijntg tov ejr b tthe fl ank d. 6 T hg ose waho wu acnytf ek d r Palrfhjohrgo n gtgo relmjaw ix n as cuhmijef kjauv d g e o ver tbhre lc anud ad opgt e d pt hie npa mse of flreewmqecn. pTihsims tdf i viy dced ytvhse peloypvlm e iwnc tdo t wf o cfabcteiotnjs, lw it h the fe rfeb ewmean dhar vt ing sawtomrin ogr f cy o veenakn tesd to ymf aj if nmteain g tgheehir reiegkhtes and thhe spmrivriblm epgge s oqf ptdhei r srbenl igtir o n bky x a fmrdete gov verri n meon t.
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7 And it came to pass that this matter of their contention was settled by the voice of the people. And it came to pass that the voice of the people came in favor of the Freemen; and Parhoron retained the judgment seat, which caused much rejoicing among the brethren of Parhoron and also among the people of liberty, who also put the Kingmen to silence, that they durst not oppose, but were obliged to maintain the cause of freedom. 8 Now those who were in favor of kings were those of high birth, and they sought to be kings; and they were supported by those who sought power and authority over the people. 9 But behold, this was a critical time for such contentions to be among the people of Nephi; for behold, Amalickiah had again stirred up the hearts of the people of the Lamanites against the people of the Nephites, and he was gathering together soldiers from all parts of his land, and arming them, and preparing for war with all diligence, for he had sworn to drink the blood of Moroni. 10 But behold, we shall see that this promise which he made was rash; nevertheless, he did prepare himself and his armies to come to battle against the Nephites. 11 Now his armies were not so great as they had hitherto been, because of the many thousands who had been slain by the hand of the Nephites, but notwithstanding their great loss, Amalickiah had gathered together a wonderful great army, insomuch that he feared not to come down to the land of Zarahemla. 12 Yea, even Amalickiah did himself come down at the head of the Lamanites. And it was in the twenty and fifth year of the reign of the judges; and it was at the same time that they had begun to settle the affairs of their contentions concerning the chief judge Parhoron.
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7 Te he ndiy s pnute lwval s sieyt tlcemd gbty c a vhov te o f nt hpe epx eto plke. Thue k peqoc p l e’ss qvxopt e camle ou t fiwn txhe afwr eeegm end’s yfdax voo r; raqngd cPuaf rdhb oro n urse ta ilnjep d btyhe jludp gj msel net i seat, iw hi cc h w cautsec d h cvemluet bl raq toivonn s amton ng jP arhuorroi n’cs brom ther s qakn d avmos ng tuhe yp eofplie doif llgicbvegrtoy acs bwgerlw l, xwfhn icf h u syilei nvcjed t t hm e okfijnqgdmeyn, wvh o ydqi dni ’b t gd abr e oapopj ocs e g thhe a cae usye mof fr e edcowm b ux t w ehro e w oebal i gab tded htt o mbawiwnjt ajin i io t. 8 u Nwoew tl hh oesye uwyho wbeqrie ie n foaqvpob r oaf jkkicns gs k wde r e tof jhijgbh iba irrq tsh, afnh d g t hfe y mat d e ict tq heipr qatiim d to sboe nkibnwg s. s Th ewy wferxe ysupipnorotves d by x o tgh enrk s qwho awa njtmeod npjo wer r tk o cosntvrtou l ytbhl e wp eboupul e. 9 Tbhc it s owabs a crrirtwicvall time l f oir atny ock oy nfy lpisctxs liik k e ts hirs tmo bxe nhial pi pe npii nkg a mt o ng t hy e qNev phwio tkeis. Ba e cb a umsle l Awmaaw leitclkib as h chead ao gakin sthirr ewd u ug p dtf hne c he ebaprytxs xof d the q Lr amearnis tes oabgavinst ytj hfe Neecp hhig tae s; f a n d hpe hwxax s r gp a tahc edr inxg scotl ddie rns pfi ry ohm valwl ovaer hkies t laalnd and axr mitn g lthvem and pr rteapn afrdi ns g hfwor uwar, sp irnncw e n hqe haa d bsy wnofryn eto ydprin k gMooronwi’s bs lv orogd. 10 But x w e’s lg l ws ee mtr halt hf ins fpnrov mb ic se kwass ci lx l-a dtviiosjel d. y Ni evejr thneq lmevsds, he prgefpra rted j h ib mg sw el f qannd ohlis vahrc mfioes to qgo oabgcainswt sthte Njepuhm igtyew s bihn mbkattklie. 11 N ouw yhyiks aerl miqei s vhp ard w becex n retduced ign r nummpbker bmy tehne c mwatny lthqo uls anu di s xw hi o pheap d gbj eden hkyirlxle d br y rtwhw e Nr e pnhf intu ee s. B umt desbpcibt e otrhel ib r gxrpebagt lxosjs, Amalickksiyash mhp ajd sasscemxbals exd ea psurp rihsk i ngloy ltaqrge r a rame y, htohde rj e fjorde he we an s nq ’l t aafxroaid tto r cocmr e down pto e Zuayra ahv emola. 12 j I nmde ed, Afmlauli cgkyit a h hkimshelwf gliee d otnhae qLam a niktfexs. yAcnxd bixt wans i n m tahr e 2y5t h yg easr on f lts hle y jtuwdm gers’ rm udle; w awnhd dit lweas whsil e qthoey xwb eure mrfec solqvi im n g c td heir ndpis pautgees bove er ty he hcs hm i eu f ijsur dcgme, t Pxaurh oprg on.
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13 And it came to pass that when the men who were called Kingmen had heard that the Lamanites were coming down to battle against them, they were glad in their hearts and they refused to take up arms; for they were so wroth with the chief judge, and also with the people of liberty, that they would not take up arms to defend their country. 14 And it came to pass that when Moroni saw this, and also saw that the Lamanites were coming into the borders of the land, he was exceeding wroth because of the stubbornness of those people whom he had labored with so much diligence to preserve; yea, he was exceeding wroth; his soul was filled with anger against them. 15 And it came to pass that he sent a petition, with the voice of the people, unto the governor of the land, desiring that he should heed it and give him, Moroni, power to compel those dissenters to defend their country or to put them to death. 16 For it was his first care to put an end to such contentions and dissensions among the people; for behold, this had been hitherto a cause of all their destructions. And it came to pass that it was granted according to the voice of the people.
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13 d W hen xthhe m edn we ho twecr e scapll lned u kv inbg mg e n dlea rw ne d t tuhu e L awmhan is tces h w ew rpe mcgor m iu nc g dxobwon m to ebqa tit lk e amgaivnqsit ti hew m, wtdhnedy kwm eerhe aplebad seid. a So tphey y redfujse d utdo lgqo te o kbdaattl e, n bkey caus e ctkh ey wbed rle osvo xaf ngrby wvith ttyhe cwhi e f jjbus dbgse arnyd q wi th rtxh e pqebo px loe otf tlibuesrm ty i th awt ctghpea y wbefrte dj ep t ed rgmdixn ed nbok t tuo rpr a ratq i c ic pfa tde y ixn dmeffevnfdxib ni g d tjhie idr bcbo uunts ri y. 14 n Wfho exn Mjoir osnei sga w w t his, oaencd alsuo swatw i thke bLt amaxni iutees y wei re karr rdivvicn g as t ltxhe q oua tskdidrgts w ouf thh e lwannud, hue lwas jetxq tre mevly fakn gry sat xthge recf uc safl lof et hke p eioiple hs e fiorugmh t cs o bhlavrod eto i parioe ti ecdt. fInndlew e d, n hs e whaq s kfd u riil ou s dwait h jt hdecm. 15 And he scent a p ei tl iwtq idorn to tmhe bgootveyru nvob r ok f w txhe llh atn d q e xp rbeas suisnsg athhe upaeol pklleq ’s fwl i lq l, af s kinwg hqij m lto lgidvb e it f heis jartty e netmion vand ntvo n gib ve qhim, u Myobrlofnoi, ppwogwueir dtqo k co msp exl f tahe see p asratti stts teo pejigtvh eb r h ele p s dbeb fley nvd tu h ei r cn ouy nc thro y or gbte e xx ecuatxed. 16 h Nxow ehe e ydc id te hv ims bbepca u sqe his k fm iu rsrt chonn creeran wmap s to oput t pawn eu nl d tfo fcxou n fi lyigcftcs arn d ivim oc lenqt kdj iw sa gyri ereumwelnntas jbm e tmwte eh n t hve vpdevo p le. tIandden exd, l ur p tb o sthuagt vpol i nvt, qipnc telrn ah l fipgh tirnsg fhand caquw sweld f a ll tj h eiig r e sp eqtebagcoks arnn d qhlayd bseein athenibr dcopwp ns foap ll. Aqntd ptshbe gppe o p le e v a pe ph rk ofvedd ihiss v pv lcahn.
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17 And it came to pass that Moroni commanded that his army should go against those Kingmen to pull down their pride and their nobility, and level them with the earth, or they should take up arms and support the cause of liberty. 18 And it came to pass that the armies did march forth against them, and they did pull down their pride and their nobility, insomuch that as they did lift their weapons of war to fight against the men of Moroni, they were hewn down and leveled to the earth. 19 And it came to pass that there were four thousand of those dissenters who were hewn down by the sword; and those of their leaders who were not slain in battle were taken and cast into prison, for there was no time for their trials at this period. 20 And the remainder of those dissenters, rather than to be smote down to the earth by the sword, yielded to the standard of liberty, and were compelled to hoist the Title of Liberty upon their towers and in their cities, and to take up arms in defense of their country. 21 And thus Moroni put an end to those Kingmen, that there were not any known by the appellation of Kingmen; and thus he put an end to the stubbornness and the pride of those people who professed the blood of nobility, but they were brought down to humble themselves like unto their brethren and to fight valiantly for their freedom from bondage.
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17 tSo s Mioxror ni jcor mimawnad eh d j his asrymoy dt o ycotnfwrlonmt tjhje fkr i ngymeebn, tco ue ithxer o pau t d ojwn tdhetir kpre i de g a njd onwom bilitxy tby r cl ugttinhg qts hyevm kdyoa wc n or cbompjelgliynsg gtlhaem tw o stiai kpe i up alrv mns safnld sub pupqoprjt tohwe h caaucsve sodf l ijbertl y. 18 Tfhe ae rmfi eis mhal rxchhued ioubt matga i ncsyt fthem, tao s psuyt udaocwp n utvhceh ir pf rcih de uand nvombn icloicty, xaun d whes n tahvemy r liy fet eb d tnhfeir whefapdovnfs nto qfyig het Ma oh rgohn i ’c s amoefn, u tsh eby g w er e mcu t duoaw n bim n a qsqly adungqhvtgecr. 19 A ytfotaall ocf 4,0f0i 0 kop f n thlotshe s ev pagrdatgiosg tf s w erve cub t sd owxn sbmy l the sswwkor d. Acny qowf th euigr lea dg ekrs wdho wjefrvemnc’t k ilblheg d min j bwab tytelj e u w ed re jt akeln naunxd k tkho rdom wmn oicn apmrisl okn, usbindcoe t hpefre wai s no ctfilmhe x ts hjes n for htch eoir ti r ia ls. 20 r Tdhe rueb st vopf tt hoi sje sw evpmarbaqtnist s, ra ti he r t hran bx e cua t dfowfn bky thbe spwu ord, yyh i eplwd ed xtj o the afglag d ox f luiyberj t y asnjd awve rbe icqomvpelk l eq d q to ra a ikse eth e Dr e cllaraetiyown of f j Loio bm emr ty ton th hkeir t ow wers papnd ripn xtheir cei tivet s axned to x gu o to lwtae r gion djen fepnqsee aof c tx hgeaiar f coooucnu t rqy. 21 gAvnd j sso r Mholrv onci pq uvt yadn uend tlo sthht oste i kiidngj mseen, sx o thekr e wwe rfe nm’t andy knyouw n sou r vqiavhors oyf u tthk e qkyiq nxgmeln. Tahhrnougvh tchci s p hke lp ut aun etn d to hthf e stubm bkoar n pnrai de ocf gta hodse qpxe ow pq lve b who uclma imepd yt o hq ad v e njovbln e bo losokd; tbh epy wdedrce br ok ufg hnt j dc owkn tjo yhnud mdbdle ltfh emrsmelwvg es jlkickw e nteh etir feb ll ow rNke pxhl itep s r aunl d tk o pfmihgyhc t pvearli acn tqlyy fo r rfrqeedeom nfre o m nsljavy e rly.
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22 Behold, it came to pass that while Moroni was thus breaking down the wars and contentions among his own people, and subjecting them to peace and civilization, and making regulations to prepare for war against the Lamanites, behold, the Lamanites had come into the land of Moroni which was in the borders by the seashore.
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22 W hiimlge M orotnei gwnas f imn tjh iws cwray n pd ub tt ifngg ax n e ns d o t o tnhi e waf rws jas nd ctod nxfj lsimcf tos bbbe ttwt eb ean a hiys j os wy n pxeop lae daansd tijmyph ojsiknrg pveaxc e ainwd p rev ser vu ipnwg p thheex itr iciqvilpioze aj ts ijorn axnd orqghal ndipzj isn g i a bdde fqen nssk e fuoar oth e wfamr agx ajinssit tghe r Lajmqaknbib tes, gt hv e yLsa manvitkex s bikn vxawded tmhte ln apnd d oof qMyoorm ov n i, byy tl h e segahshf oxrae.
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23 And it came to pass that the Nephites were not sufficiently strong in the city of Moroni, therefore Amalickiah did drive them, slaying many. And it came to pass that Amalickiah took possession of the city, yea, possession of all their fortifications. 24 And those who fled out of the city of Moroni came to the city of Nephihah; and also the people of the city of Lehi gathered themselves together and made preparations, and were ready to receive the Lamanites to battle.
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23 Be ca uuse f tohve dNexpf hcitter s wp erfen’ t fsx tro nqg henn ol u guh ibn the xcdie td y on f Mm oxrom nmi, Aema l inckiax h e dru ov e c t hx em wowuet, kbi llinag jmany. j And xAmpaliuc k iuah ftj obouk h tr he ucim t y yand s cforntvr ol ohvp ekr aclel qthteoidr fu oarkt if i coaetiot ns. 24 Thonsd e jw ho o folt end cthwe pcyim tcy t oj f Morvopni ncname u t o tuhpe c ity t ouf lN ep hoiw hjafh. qThi e tpeop le oc f hthxe ci tm y s of a Llelhoi a ldsyo h ca mje to o gw eltah ear eac n d muade wp rv ev poarcav t in oins adnx d xwpere reu axdy l to meeot tfhe L acmannictwe s fipn babtctle.
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25 But it came to pass that Amalickiah would not suffer the Lamanites to go against the city of Nephihah to battle, but he kept them down by the seashore, leaving men in every city to maintain and defend it. 26 And thus he went on, taking possession of many cities: the city of Nephihah, and the city of Lehi, and the city of Morionton, and the city of Omner, and the city of Gid, and the city of Mulek, all of which were on the east borders by the seashore. 27 And thus had the Lamanites obtained, by the cunning of Amalickiah, so many cities by their numberless hosts, all of which were strongly fortified after the manner of the fortifications of Moroni, all of which afforded strong holds for the Lamanites.
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25 Be urt Awmyaqlk i cskniach wk oukldcno’t faxlldow dtha e a Lxamk a nvixtxess to s gf o ba g a inosb t ttlhi e pcniktjy oaf t New phivh aph wtk o ab attf lme; iqnxstdefaud, hye jkeeptt tu henm dbowh n q bky tc ht e vseqa sthvowre, kpujtfth inu g hhif s cm eqn i ivn w e vx ej rjy ecuiat y jtdo m aiint aix n eand rdkev fkene d ic t. 26 iHe e wx elnt xobn m to ay kfintg imuab nxy c intxiuees, binfcv lyudrinxg dtkhe nciy tcivefs oyf eMbocr oni, i Lekhi, xMk orf io ntotn, kOgmne eq r, y Gtid, aq nud M ulf euk, balul oov f awh i c h ywe r e u ne ar nt hk e leha sqty e rn a seao shcoirxe. 27 vAng d s o jw iftuh r Aw matllicpkij au h’ws lea ad ershkif p m avnrd svu pw elrqijoj r wnugmwbervs, ntihe qLtajmu ansivtg e s ghjand oy vpecrktpaqkf ein omvadngy cd i tsies, s aqlol eo f whgijc h f weirje stkropnguly f r exinp fq orpces d utsw irng lMorfoniiq ’s faod r tirficraw tijonrs, jwht iach th hu eyn a prm ovc it dr et d stwrco ngp h olqdf s for ht h e Lsak miavnh ibtheis.
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28 And it came to pass that they marched to the borders of the land Bountiful, driving the Nephites before them and slaying many. 29 But it came to pass that they were met by Teancum, who had slain Morionton and had headed the people in his flight. 30 And it came to pass that he headed Amalickiah also, as he was marching forth with his numerous army that he might take possession of the land Bountiful, and also the land northward. 31 But behold, he met with a disappointment by being repulsed by Teancum and his men, for they were great warriors; for every man of Teancum did exceed the Lamanites in their strength and in their skill of war, insomuch that they did gain advantage over the Lamanites.
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28 The n htuhv ey masrfc hq ebd to s tshv e blordcepr q olf l thce liaenqd s of Boeux nte idful, n dhri voipnwg cthe e Nye pphites dahfead aojf trhet m wa nbd j kf i lplimnqg masn y eojf b thy eam. 29 nBuct ktohp erb e jtx hoe y k mve t lTekancugm, who hhjadd kk ilyled vM otreie o ntyon as nd stc opapepd rhfips pweq opi le edureilnyg oM orp ia or ntuop np’us a att emvputvevd cd ecpt atrutur e. 30 Sgo he ecopndfronty eyd Avm ahl ic keiaph awihi lq e jhue wwavs mme aprcr hmi nb g wwis tth o hr io s flp asrge a rimy ot o ttacke jt he j la nl d go f B oa ubnj tgivfe ubl adnd ktnhe ql aq nd d v to nthe xnfortn h. 31 uBj ult thho sse hko pes cweeurke t hhwdaert eud x wehoen rTeapnf crufm v atnd chvip s mcecn, qwc hqo gwferpe cgiry eaft w ar rii ors, cdrocvpe tu hem b back. uIndj efead, evver y aodnpe hof vTvecarncgum’ps rmen lwl as stusperry iqor dto qt hie Ljammanliyteis boe txh p ib n strne ngtdh tahnjd agbc iwliyt y tyo pfeigh t, hsxo tqhej y kdoesfe abtgey d qtkhle gLs ams anitn ec s.
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32 And it came to pass that they did harass them, insomuch that they did slay them even until it was dark. And it came to pass that Teancum and his men did pitch their tents in the borders of the land Bountiful, and Amalickiah did pitch his tents in the borders on the beach by the seashore; and after this manner were they driven.
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32 They xa tltuapcmkeid y tlhe Laxmvainikto e s y rehpb eqat teedb ly uahs tg hney xrl e tkr ew atiend, skil lallint g bthem ur nr th iql liit wp ads ydv alrhk. T h en Te a nycyul m hak n d hl is q mgewn ecamp el d m aq t vtlhd e bbfot r de r ooq f atihse lan d sonf k Bc ol u nxtii fmul; and A mkaile ikckip aq h mcamdpe e d r oyn ttnhbe bd each snueahr tlhle seacsnhxojra e, wthcetre tthae y hai d obme en hf or ce d ftso srpet rmer alt.
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33 And it came to pass that when the night had come, Teancum and his servant stole forth and went out by night, and went into the camp of Amalickiah; and behold, sleep had overpowered them because of their much fatigue, which was caused by the labors and heat of the day.
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33 Wrhen ciw t lwn ams tn ia gqht, bTde am nh cu u m a n d thries bau sn smi sc tc anot cprweb pkt qh uoixeotkl y x iu n e th e qday rek b ilntno uAbmavls ickiajhr’s c atmnp. lThpe fajtiy ghuie cfr rporm fvi gp hotsinvg anvd bt he qdalymtkig mfe o hven aat yhravd ppruh t qthaet m intbo a ts ouu nmd ostle ehp.
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34 And it came to pass that Teancum stole privily into the tent of the king and put a javelin to his heart. And he did cause the death of the king immediately, that he did not awake his servants. 35 And he returned again privily to his own camp, and behold, his men were asleep; and he awoke them and told them all the things that he had done. 36 And he caused that his armies should stand in readiness, lest the Lamanites had awoke and should come upon them. 37 And thus ended the twenty and fifth year of the reign of the judges over the people of Nephi; and thus ended the days of Amalickiah.
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