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Lesson 4 - Lehi as a Representative Man
Title | Lesson 4 - Lehi as a Representative Man |
Publication Type | Manual Lesson |
Year of Publication | 1957 |
Authors | Nibley, Hugh W. |
Manual Title | An Approach to the Book of Mormon |
Lesson | 4 |
Pagination | 38-46 |
Publisher | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
Place Published | Salt Lake City |
Keywords | Lehi (Prophet) |
Abstract | There are many indications in the book of First Nephi that Lehi was a merchant. That title meant a great deal in Lehi’s day; there is ample evidence that the greatest men of the ages engaged in the type of business activities in which Lehi himself was occupied. But along with that these same men were great colonizers, seekers after wisdom, political reformers, and often religious founders. Here we see that Lehi was a typical great man of one of the most remarkable centuries in human history, and we also learn how he was delivered from the bitterness and frustration that beset all the other great men of his time. |
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