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Pahoran I
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Pahoran II
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Pacumeni
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Moronihah
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Paanchi
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Kishkumen
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Coriantumr
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Tubaloth
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Note: For help in pronouncing these names, see the pronunciation guide at the end of the Book of Mormon (pp. 532–35). |
Understanding the Scriptures
Helaman 1
| Innumerable (v. 14) | Very large, countless |
| Cut down the watch (v. 20) | Kill the guards |
| Hold (v. 22) | Fort, fortress |
| Tarry (v. 23) | Stay |
| Capital city (v. 27) | Official center of government |
| Head them (v. 30) | Cut them off |
| Plunged (v. 32) | Placed suddenly |
| Midst (v. 32) | Middle |
Studying the Scriptures
Do two of the following activities (A–C) as you study Helaman 1.
Who Did What?
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Write one sentence about the actions of each of the following people in Helaman 1: Pahoran (the son), Paanchi, Pacumeni, Kishkumen, Coriantumr, Tubaloth, Moronihah.
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Consider what Helaman 1:13–17 reveals about Coriantumr and Tubaloth. Use the information in those verses and their footnotes to determine what these two wicked men had in common. You may be surprised.
The Moral of the Story
Draw a Picture
In Helaman 1:18–34 is a description of Coriantumr’s fatal military move, which resulted in his defeat. After reading the account, draw a picture illustrating what happened to the Lamanite armies and why Moronihah was able to defeat them.

