In this book, the servant Zoram goes into the wilderness after his drunken master Laban is killed for his brass record, which identifies another individual as a descendent of Joseph.
In this book, the servant Zoram goes into the wilderness after his drunken master Laban is killed for his brass record, which identifies another individual as a descendent of Joseph. That individual later has a vision of a path leading to a tree that runs alongside a rod of iron. While wandering the wilderness near the RedSea, some people in this book discover a (*) "round ball of curious workmanship." Two "seer stones" supposedly used to decipher this book were named Urim and Thummim. During a voyage in this book, the compass Liahona ceases to function after Lehi's sons Lemuel and Laman bind their younger brother Nephi. For 10 points, name this religious text that was originally written in "Reformed Egyptian," which was discovered on golden plates by Joseph Smith.
In this book, the servant Zoram goes into the wilderness after his drunken master Laban is killed for his brass record, which identifies another individual as a descendent of Joseph.
Book of Mormon [accept First Book of Nephi since all of the bookÂ­specific clues come from it]