King of Nephites in land of Nephi [c. 121 B.C.]

(see also Ammon(1); Nephi, Land of)

Mosiah 7: 7-8	(Mosiah 21: 22-23) commits Ammon(1) and brethren to prison.
Mosiah 7: 9	son of Noah(3).
Mosiah 7: 9-11	questions Ammon(1).
Mosiah 7: 14	(Mosiah 21: 24) rejoices over news from Zarahemla.
Mosiah 7: 15, 21-23	is in bondage to Lamanites.
Mosiah 7: 17-18	gathers people to hear his words.
Mosiah 7: 19-20	exhorts people to put trust in God.
Mosiah 7: 24-33	laments over his people’s transgressions.
Mosiah 8: 1	tells of brethren from Zarahemla.
Mosiah 8: 2-3	causes Ammon(1) to speak to people.
Mosiah 8: 5-14	(Mosiah 21: 25-28) brings forth twenty-four gold plates found by his people.
Mosiah 8: 15-18	is taught about seers by Ammon(1).
Mosiah 19: 17	is a just man.
Mosiah 19: 26	is made king by people, makes oath with Lamanite king to pay tribute.
Mosiah 19: 27-29	establishes peace among his people.
Mosiah 20: 8	discovers Lamanites and lays ambush.
Mosiah 20: 9-11	drives Lamanites from lands.
Mosiah 20: 12-16	counsels with Lamanite kin.
Mosiah 20: 23-26	pacifies Lamanites by telling of father’s priests.
Mosiah 21: 2-6	Limhi’s people complain to him of Lamanites’ persecution.
Mosiah 21: 7-8, 11-12	is defeated by Lamanites three times.
Mosiah 21: 17	commands that every man impart to support of widows and children.
Mosiah 21: 19	always takes guards with him.
Mosiah 21: 32	enters into covenant to serve God.
Mosiah 21: 36 - 22: 2	studies how to deliver people from bondage.
Mosiah 22: 9-12	follows Gideon’s plan to escape into wilderness.
Mosiah 22: 13	joins people of Mosiah(2).
Mosiah 25: 16-18	is taught and baptized by Alma(1).
Mosiah 28: 11	delivers twenty-four gold plates to Mosiah(2).