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'''Zenephi''' is a [[Nephites|Nephite]] army leader in the great and last battle between the Nephites and the Lamanites. In the [[Book of Moroni]], [[Moroni]] copies a second letter that his father [[Mormon]] has written to him prior to being killed by the [[Lamanites]]. In the letter he explains how Zenephi added to the plight of the widows of Sherrizah. Having fled to a tower, the Lamanites came and killed all the men of the town. Then they cruely forced the women and children to eat their fathers flesh and little else. As the [[Lamanites]] left, they took the majority of the towns food supply with them. What little remained was then taken by [[Zenephi]] and his armies. Left with no food, many wandered and died.  [http://scriptures.lds.org/en/moro/9/8-9,16-17]
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'''Zenephi''' was a [[Nephites|Nephite]] army leader in the great and last battle between the Nephites and the Lamanites. In the [[Book of Moroni]], [[Moroni]] copies a second letter written by his father [[Mormon]] prior to being killed by the [[Lamanites]]. In the letter he explains how Zenephi added to the plight of the widows of Sherrizah. Having fled to a tower, the Lamanites came and killed all the men of the town. Then they cruely forced the women and children to eat their fathers' flesh and little else. As the [[Lamanites]] left, they took the majority of the town's food supply with them. What little remained was then taken by [[Zenephi]] and his armies. Left with no food, many wandered and died.  [http://scriptures.lds.org/en/moro/9/8-9,16-17]
 
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Revision as of 10:58, 8 February 2008

Zenephi was a Nephite army leader in the great and last battle between the Nephites and the Lamanites. In the Book of Moroni, Moroni copies a second letter written by his father Mormon prior to being killed by the Lamanites. In the letter he explains how Zenephi added to the plight of the widows of Sherrizah. Having fled to a tower, the Lamanites came and killed all the men of the town. Then they cruely forced the women and children to eat their fathers' flesh and little else. As the Lamanites left, they took the majority of the town's food supply with them. What little remained was then taken by Zenephi and his armies. Left with no food, many wandered and died. [1]