Mosiah

Mosiah 1

• Mosiah 1:2-6
  • John A. Tvedtnes, “A Note on Benjamin and Lehi” (Link)
• Mosiah 1:10
  • Stephen D. Ricks, "The Ideology of Kingship in Mosiah 1-6" (Link)

Mosiah 2

• Mosiah 2:3
  • John A. Tvedtnes and Matthew Roper, “Firstlings, Sacrifices, and Burnt Offerings” (Link)
• Mosiah 2:9
  • Donald W. Parry, Stephen D. Ricks, and John W. Welch, "This Day" (Link)
• Mosiah 2:28
  • John W. Welch, "Benjamin's Speech: A Classic Ancient Farewell Address" (Link)
• Mosiah 2:30
  • Stephen D. Ricks, "The Coronation of Kings" (Link)
• Mosiah 2:32, 33, 37
  • Barbara Cramer, “Which Path Do We List?” (Link)
• Mosiah 2:41
  • Louis Midgley, "O Man, Remember, and Perish Not" (Link)

Mosiah 4

• Mosiah 4:30
  • Louis Midgley, ""O Man, Remember, and Perish Not" (Mosiah 4:30)" (Link)

Mosiah 5

• Mosiah 5:15
  • John Gee, “Book of Mormon Word Usage: ‘Seal You His’,” (Link)

Mosiah 7

• Mosiah 7:22
  • John L. Sorenson, and Robert F. Smith, "Barley in Ancient America" (Link)

Mosiah 9

• Mosiah 9:2
  • David E. Bokovoy and Pedro Olavarria, “Zarahemla: Revisiting the ‘Seed of Compassion’,” (Link)

Mosiah 10

• Mosiah 10:4-5
  • John L. Sorenson, “The New World Promised Lands Economic Base” (Link)

Mosiah 11

• Mosiah 11:8
  • John W. Welch, "Decorative Iron in Early Israel" (Link)

Mosiah 12

• Mosiah 12:1
  • Alan Goff, “Abinadi’s Disguise and the Fate of King Noah” (Link)
• Mosiah 12:19
  • John Gee, “Book of Mormon Word Usage: To Cross Oneself,” Insights 21/6 (2001); (Link)

Mosiah 13

• Mosiah 13:5
  • John W. Welch, Gordon C. Thomasson, and Robert F. Smith, "Abinadi and Pentecost" (Link)

Mosiah 17

• Mosiah 17:2
  • Matthew L. Bowen, “And He Was a Young Man’: The Literary Preservation of Alma’s Autobiographical Wordplay” (Link)
• Mosiah 17:13
  • Brant A. Gardner, “Scourging with Faggots,” (Link)
  • Royal Skousen, “‘Scourged’ vs. ‘Scorched’ in Mosiah 17:13” (Link)

Mosiah 20

• Mosiah 20:22
  • Ross Geddes, “Patrick Henry, Gideon, and the Book of Mormon” (Link)

Mosiah 29

• Mosiah 29:1-6
  • John A. Tvedtnes, “King Mosiah and Judgeship,” (Link) (Link)