Mother Stories from the Book of Mormon

audiobook

Mother Stories from the Book of Mormon

by William A. Morton

EN·~1 hours·22 chapters

Chapters

22 total

By

0:10

LEHI AND HIS FAMILY.

3:48

HOW NEPHI GOT THE GOOD BOOK.

4:15

HOW NEPHI GOT THE GOOD BOOK.

4:40

HOW THE LORD ANSWERED NEPHI'S PRAYER.

4:13

HOW THE LORD GUIDED LEHI AND HIS FAMILY.

4:28

WHAT HAPPENED ON A HUNTING TRIP.

6:19

NEPHI AS A SHIP BUILDER.

6:23

WHAT TOOK PLACE ON THE GREAT WATERS.

5:29

LEHI AND HIS PEOPLE IN THE PROMISED LAND.

6:46

Description

A gentle narrator invites listeners into the ancient world of a faithful family led by a prophet named Lehi. He and his wife Sariah set out from a wicked land, guided by divine instruction, crossing vast deserts on camels and camping beside a river they name after their wayward sons. Their journey is marked by simple hardships, tender prayers, and the hopeful promise of a promised land.

Within the traveling caravan, the contrast between the obedient brothers, Nephi and Sam, and the rebellious Laman and Lemur creates a relatable family dynamic. When a heavenly voice commands Lehi to retrieve a precious record from a distant city, the children’s excitement and the brothers’ differing attitudes set the stage for a courageous quest. Listeners will be drawn into themes of faith, obedience, and the timeless struggle between right and wrong, all told in a warm, story‑time tone perfect for younger ears.

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Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (111K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by the Mormon Texts Project (MormonTextsProject.org)

Release date

2015-03-18

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

William A. Morton

William A. Morton

d. 1930

A prolific Latter-day Saint writer, he produced missionary tracts, children’s books, and reference works that helped introduce readers to Mormon history and scripture in clear, approachable language. His books reached audiences in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and continued to be remembered long after his death.

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