One of The Nephite Chronicle series, Title of Liberty is the fictional story of Captain Moroni and the High Priest, Helaman. Moroni and Helaman were heroes of the Book of Mormon. Like all men, they had their moments of fear and desperation. Unlike most men, they had a cause: preserving the liberty and religion of the Nephite people. Moroni, professional warrior and commander of the Nephite armies, fought throughout his life for the cause of liberty. He raised the Title of Liberty for the Nephite people, inspiring them to action.

Title of Liberty

Robert H. Moss

Acme Publishers

A novel of Alma the Elder. More than just another Book of Mormon story. The Waters of Mormon is an intriguing adventure. It s a moving story of repentance, a powerful tale of love between husband and wife and parent and child. Most certainly it is a father and son story as it focuses on the two Alma s and their relationship. It will touch your heart and leave you with profound insights concerning these people, their times, and the Gospel principles which shaped their lives. (Book Three of The Nephite Chronicles)

The Water of Mormon: The Nephite chronicles, Book 3

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Brigham Distributing

A Novel of Alma the Younger. Why did Alma, the Younger, rebel against his father and against the Church? What was his process of repentance? How did Alma, as a parent, handle a rebellious son? Why the Angel? That I Were An Angel gives intriguing answers to these questions in Alma s own words. This is his history, told by himself, shedding light on rebellious youth in all ages of time. (Book Four of The Nephite Chronicles).

That I Were An Angel: The Nephite Chronicles, Book 4

A Novel of Mormon. It was Mormon s calling to abridge hundreds of plates the total records of the Nephite people into the Book of Mormon as it is found at present. Through his setting and accomplishment of those goals, we have the Book of Mormon as sacred scripture for our day. Mormon was a powerful man, both body and spirit. Chosen to lead the Nephite armies while still but a youth, he fulfilled that responsibility for sixty years. Then, as an old man, he completed his most important role: that of scribe and abridger (Book 6 of the Nephite Chronicles).

The Abridger: The Nephite Chronicles, Book 6

A novel of Joseph, sold as a slave by his brothers. Joseph is carried into Egypt and spends many years as a slave or in prison before God makes him an instrument of salvation. But Joseph readily forgives his brothers and repays treachery with love. He changes from taking to giving, from dependence to independence, from arrogance to humility. This is the dramatic re-telling of a great Biblical epic. (Book one of the Nephite Chronicles)

The Covenant Coat, The Nephite Chronicles, Book 1

Granite Publishing Distribution

This final book of the Nephite Chronicles series, instead of focusing on a particular hero in the Book of Mormon, focuses on a person, a person just like you and me, who through right choices, develops hero characteristics; not necessarily those that make a person a hero in battle, but those traits of moral courage, forgiveness, honesty, and integrity that win the battles of daily living. This book is not the typical boy meets girl, they fall in love and get married type of love story. The real emphasis is looking at a person who seeks truth and finds it.

Capstone Of Faith: The Nephite Chronicles, Book 2

No expedition ever dispatched by the United States government was better equipped and provisioned than was the army sent to Utah to put down the so-called Mormon Rebellion of 1857. The United States in 1857 was a nation about to be torn asunder by many diverse issues. Two of those issues were slavery in the South and polygamy in Utah Territory. President Buchanan, who had just won the election of 1856 on the issue of Popular Sovereignty, suddenly reversed himself on the issue of polygamy and sent a large army west. After hearing of the army heading towards them, the Mormons immediately began developing their defenses. Brigham Young told his legion to harass the enemy, but No matter what the provocation, you are not to kill any United States soldier. The publication of this book coincides with the sesquicentennial of the 1857 Utah War.

Guts But No Glory

We have a noble heritage. The stories of the Martin Handcart Company of 1856 are a major part of the Mormon heritage. Many of this pioneer company-- members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints-- gave everything they had, including their lives, in fulfilling the commandment of Brigham Young to come to Zion. One survivor, Frances Webster, summarized the feelings of those who were there. \"I was in that company, and my wife was in it....We suffered beyond anything you can imagine and many died of exposure and starvation, but those who came through ... came through with the absolute knowledge that God lives for we became acquainted with Him in our extremities.\" Sarah Franks and George Padley were called the \"Sweethearts of the Martin Company.\" This is their story. It is a love story, but is also an accurate picture of the journey of the Martin Handcart Company.No fictional names were used in the story, as those who were there deserve the recognition for their suffering,

Through Deepening Trials

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