Helaman 1 (Son of King Benjamin)
Title
Helaman 1 (Son of King Benjamin)
Secondary Title
Encyclopedia of Mormonism
Publication Type
Encyclopedia Entry
Year of Publication
1992
Authors
Thorne, Melvin J. (Primary)
Editors
Ludlow, Daniel H. (Secondary)
Number of Pages
584
Volume
2
Publisher
Macmillan
Place Published
New York
Citation Key
426
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Bibliographic Citation
Helaman1
Author: Thorne, Melvin J.
The first Helaman noted in the Book of Mormon (c. 130 B.C.) was one of the three sons of Benjamin, king of the Nephites and the people of Zarahemla. He is mentioned only once in connection with his father's efforts to educate him and his brothers, Mosiah2 and Helorum. Benjamin taught them both the language of their fathers and the prophecies spoken by their fathers, "that thereby they might become men of understanding" (Mosiah 1:2).
MELVIN J. THORNE
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