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Sariah

According to the Book of Mormon, Sariah (/səˈraɪə/) was the wife of Lehi, and the mother of Laman, Lemuel, Sam, and Nephi. She traveled with her husband from Jerusalem, into the wilderness, and eventually, across the ocean to the "promised land" (the Americas). She is noted for the story in First Nephi where she complains to Lehi for sending her sons…

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Avg. degree1.91
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related to Sources cited · 45
Sariah → And Well She Can, Book, Brant, Brief Theological Introductions, Brigham Young University, Brigham Young University Studies, Camille, CPT Press, Desert Epiphany, First Nephi, Fronk, Gardner, Greg Kofford Books, Hamilton Christian, ISBN, John Christopher, Joseph, Journal, Literary, MA
related to Murmuring in the desert · 23
Sariah → Analytical, Brant, Contextual Commentary, Fatimah, Fronk, Gardner, In Second Witness, In The Book, Jerusalem, Joseph Spencer, Least, Lehi, Lehi's, Lord, Margaret Olsen Hemming, Mormon, Nephi, Salleh, Sariah's, She
related to Cultural Reception · 18
Sariah → Another, Book, Branches, Louisa Greene Richards, Marni Aspond Campbell, Mormon, Mormon Abridged, Orrin, Psalm, Rhyme, Run, Selah, Several, Song, Sorrow, The Book, Wall, Wilcox
related to Narration · 18
Sariah → After, Around, As Sariah, BC, Book, God's, Her, Jerusalem, Laman, Lehi, Lehi's, Lemuel, Mormon, Nephi, Nephi's, Sam, Spirit, This
related to Nephi's thesis · 18
Sariah → According, Ancient Research, As Reynolds, Atonement, Foundation, Jerusalem, Laman, Lemuel, Lemuel's, Lord, Mormon, Nephi, Nephi's, Noel, Reynolds, Sam, Sariah's, These
related to Role in desert travel · 14
Sariah → According, Anthropologist, Book, Brant, BYU, Camille Fronk, Gardner, In Heather, Jerusalem, Moore, Moore's, Mormon, Sariah's, Women
related to Proposed Etymology · 12
Sariah → Alternatively, Bible, Brigham Young University Jerusalem, Camille Fronk, Center, Chadwick, Hebrew, In, Jeffrey, Jehovah, Princess, Seraiah
part of · 1
Sariah → the first family mentioned in the Book of Mormon and is also the only woman named in Nephi's records
related to Family tree · 1
Sariah → Sariah's

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nephi lehi sons mormon jerusalem book lemuel family laman wilderness return nephi's back husband thesis sam joseph sariah's truly lehi's

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Sariahpart ofthe first family mentioned in the Book of Mormon and is also the only woman named in Nephi's records0.85text
Sariahrelated to Cultural ReceptionSeveral0.60section
Sariahrelated to Cultural ReceptionMarni Aspond Campbell0.60section
Sariahrelated to Cultural ReceptionBranches0.60section
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Sariahrelated to Cultural ReceptionLouisa Greene Richards0.60section
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Sariahrelated to Cultural ReceptionMormon Abridged0.60section
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