I was the Lamanitish woman who called the people when the spirit overcame Ammon and the king's household.

This was the first part of the Lord that the Brother of Jared saw.

I was an Anti-Christ.

My death was not pleasant; Coriantumr killed me against the walls of the city.

Jesus teaches the Nephites not to partake of the sacrament in this condition.

While they were wandering in the wilderness, Nephi broke this metal object.

This servant of the Lord had a "stone" prepared for him.

This chief judge refused to be bullied by Giddianhi and his band of robbers.

Amalakiah took this Lamanite queen as his wife.

When Teancum was killed, Moroni and Lehi were sad, because he had fought ______ for his country.

Not only was I the last Jaredite King, but I was also the last Jaredite.

I was an "exceedingly curious man."

This was the son of Zedekiah who was led to the Promised Land.

This is the "holy stand".

King Noah had many vineyards, so many, in fact, that he became known as this.

The destruction of Ammonihah was so terrible that the land was not called Ammonihah

After leaving Jerusalem and traveling through the wilderness Lehi and his family came to the sea which they called this, meaning many waters.

When Ishmael died, he was buried here.

I was Coriantumr's bitter enemy and the next to last Jaredite.

Usually associated with farm animals, this item is used in the Book of Mormon to describe the condition of slavery.

This silver coin was worth four senums.

After the destruction in 3 Nephi, the voice of the Lord makes special mention of the destruction of this city, which was known for its murders, secret combinations, and the fact that they destroyed the government.

I was one of the four sons of Mosiah.

I was the King of the Lamanites who sent Coriantumer to attack Zarahemla.

I was an unbelieving lawyer, until I had a run in with Alma and Amulek.