Moroni appeared to Joseph Smith Junior following Joseph's meditation about his standing before God regarding his righteousness. Joseph Smith had seen God the Father and Jesus Christ in answer to his prayer as a 14-year-old teenage boy about what church to join. Having been instructed to join none of them and to wait on the Lord, Moroni appeared as a resurrected being to 17-year-old Joseph to instruct him about the former inhabitants of the Americas. Following is a brief treatment of the life of Moroni, the son of Mormon.
Below are links to differing articles that reveal the humanity of the great man and prophet Moroni as interpreted through the lens of Rodric Johnson. Rodric is a faithful LDS Christian with an abiding love for the testimony of Jesus Christ as it is revealed through the Book of Mormon, the book that converted him to Christianity.
Death of a Nation Part One - We learn from Moroni's writings the precarious nature of his existence as he records "..after the great and tremendous battle at Cumorah, behold, the Nephites who had escaped into the country southward were hunted by the Lamanites, until they were all destroyed.
Death of a Nation Part Two - Nephites were hunted by the Lamanites until they were all destroyed. This is Part two of a profile on Moroni in Death of a Nation
Angel Moroni with the Everlasting Gospel to Preach - After depositing the Gold Plates and his visit to the boy Joseph Smith Jr., Moroni received a glorious and Christ-provided resurrection so that he could fulfill his mission regarding the plates as its last guardian in mortality.
Moroni Saw Me Does it really take a famous person to teach simple lessons? It sure helps! Rodric is not a celebrity, but you can join his journey. Let God change your life by Reading his book and see how the words of the past can guide your future. Moroni is an ancient disciple of Jesus Christ who saw modern times. Let this book testify of how God works in the lives of all people to their benefit if we let Him in. Experience his life lessons to grief recovery.
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