Gadianton Robbers
- Gadianton becomes leader of band of Kishkumen: Hel. 2:4 .
- flee out of land by secret way, into wilderness: Hel. 2:11 .
- unknown to government, therefore not destroyed: Hel. 3:23 .
- include many Nephites, more numerous among wicked part of Lamanites: Hel. 6:18 . ( Hel. 7:25 . )
- called Gadianton’s robbers and murderers: Hel. 6:18 .
- those who reveal their wickedness unto world are tried according to laws given by Gadianton and Kishkumen: Hel. 6:24 .
- secret oaths and covenants given to Gadianton by devil: Hel. 6:26–29 .
- Lamanites hunt robbers, preach word of God, destroy band of Gadianton among Lamanites: Hel. 6:37 .
- fill judgment-seats, usurp power and authority: Hel. 7:4 . ( Hel. 8:1, 27–28 . )
- Nephites sweep away band of Gadianton: Hel. 11:10 .
- dissenters form new band, become robbers of Gadianton: Hel. 11:24–26 .
- robbers dwell in mountains, cannot be overpowered: 3 Ne. 1:27 .
- Lamanite children are led away by Zoramites2 to join Gadianton robbers: 3 Ne. 1:29 .
- robbers spread death and carnage: 3 Ne. 2:11 .
- converted Lamanites and Nephites unite against robbers: 3 Ne. 2:12 .
- robbers gain many advantages because of people’s iniquity: 3 Ne. 2:18 .
- secret society of Gadianton is of ancient date: 3 Ne. 3:9 .
- unless people repent and cry unto the Lord, they will not be delivered from Gadianton robbers: 3 Ne. 3:15 .
- robbers of Gadianton spread again over land: 4 Ne. 1:42, 46 .
- people try to hide treasures because Gadianton robbers infest land: Morm. 1:18 .
- Nephites regain some lands from robbers of Gadianton: Morm. 2:27–28 .
