The Nephilim
The Nephites are said to be descendants of Nephi, a prophet who migrated from Jerusalem to the Americas around 600 BC.
The book is divided into smaller books, each named after its main named narrator or protagonist, such as Nephi, Alma, and Mosiah.
Nephites
The Nephites are described as descendants of Nephi, one of the sons of Lehi, a prophet who, according to the narrative, migrated from Jerusalem to the Americas around 600 BC.
The Nephite society was initially led by Nephi and subsequently by a succession of leaders, including judges and kings.
Lamanites are said to be the descendants of Laman, Nephi's elder brother, who rebelled against Nephi's leadership.
Notable is the story of the Anti-Nephi-Lehies, a group of Lamanites who converted to Christianity and vowed never to take up arms again.
The Nephites are said to be descendants of Nephi, a prophet who migrated from Jerusalem to the Americas around 600 BC.
The book is divided into smaller books, each named after its main named narrator or protagonist, such as Nephi, Alma, and Mosiah.