- Nephi the Disciple
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- This article refers to Nephi, the author of Third Nephi, and one of the twelve disciples of Jesus. See also Nephi (disambiguation).
According to the Book of Mormon, Nephi (early 1st century) was the name of the son of Nephi, son of Helaman, who was given charge over the Nephite records and other sacred things. He was the prophet during the birth and death of Christ. The Gadianton robber's threat to murder every believer unless the signs of Christ's birth (a day and a night and a day without darkness; a bright star in the sky) came at a certain period of time. When Nephi learned of this, he prayed to God to deliver them from their enemies. Christ revealed to Nephi that he would be born into the world on the next day.
Nephi preached repentance to the very wicked Nephites between Christ's birth and death. Christ ordained him as a disciple when he arrived in America.
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Family tree
Alma the Elder Alma the Younger Helaman Shiblon Corianton Helaman
Son of HelamanNephi
Son of HelamanLehi
Son of HelamanNephi the Disciple Timothy
Son of NephiSee also
Preceded by
Nephi, son of HelamanNephite record keeper
?Succeeded by
Amos, son of NephiReferences
External links
- Nephi in the index of the Latter-day Saint Book of Mormon.
Categories:- Book of Mormon prophets
- LDS stubs
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