One section of this work is named for the "Words" of the title figure, and claims that King Benjamin personally fought with the Sword of Laban. A figure named Aminadab becomes a morally depraved prison guard in a section of this work named for Helaman. This work dubs certain modern-day people as descendents of Lamanites, and this work uses the definition "a honey bee" to describe a place called Deseret, and key figures in it include Nephi and Moroni. For 10 points, name this work, "another testament of Christ" that was supposedly written on 140
One section of this work is named for the "Words" of the title figure, and claims that King Benjamin personally fought with the Sword of Laban. A figure named Aminadab becomes a morally depraved prison guard in a section of this work named for Helaman. This work dubs certain modern-day people as descendents of Lamanites, and this work uses the definition "a honey bee" to describe a place called Deseret, and key figures in it include Nephi and Moroni. For 10 points, name this work, "another testament of Christ" that was supposedly written on 1400-year-old gold plates found by Joseph Smith.
One section of this work is named for the "Words" of the title figure, and claims that King Benjamin personally fought with the Sword of Laban.
The Book of {Mormon}