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This is the land over which King Benjamin and King Mosiah reigned.
What is Zarahemla?
This "Touch Me Not" prophet to the people in the land of Nephi went in disguise a second time to preach repentance but identified himself by name, putting his life in jeopardy. (Mosiah 12:1, 13:3)
Who is Abinadi?
This title is described as being greater than a prophet or a revelator. (Mosiah 8:15-18)
What is seer?
Abinadi explained that this regulation of living named after another prophet was a type of Christ.
What is the law of Moses?
Abinadi warned the wicked priests that while they could recite the commandments, the commandments were not written upon this. (Mosiah 13:11)
What is their heart?
While he didn't cut off any arms as far as we know, this leader of a search party was described as a "strong and mighty man." (Mosiah 7:3)
Who is Ammon?
This infamous Book of Mormon king, though wicked, reconsidered letting a prophet of God go free, but was convinced by his own wicked priests to kill the prophet instead, putting his own life in danger. (Mosiah 17:11-12)
Who is King Noah?
This is the person that made sure that we would be able to know the words of Abinadi. (Mosiah 17:4)
Who is Alma?
Abinadi was imprisoned after he preached to the wicked king and priests for this symbolic length of time. (Mosiah 17:5-6)
What is three days?
Abinadi taught the people and the wicked priests that except if they did this, their failure to keep commandments would result in their destruction.
What is repent?
A spy for the Nephite army, he saw the good in the Lamanites and wished they would not be destroyed, causing a bloody civil war. (Mosiah 9:1-2)
Who is Zeniff?
This wicked priest of the king heard the words of a prophet and pleaded with the king that he would spare the prophet's life, forcing the priest to flee for his life. (Mosiah 17:1-3)
Who is Alma?
How beautiful upon these things are the feet of those who publish peace and glad tidings. (Mosiah 15:15-18)
What are mountains?
Like Jesus, Abinadi was falsely accused and condemned for this verbal offense against God. (Mosiah 17:8 and Matt. 26:63-66)
What is blasphemy?
Abinadi said that he was teaching the commandments because the priests had not done this with respect to their people. (Mosiah 12:25-37)
What is taught the people the commandments?
In seeking to possess the land, the well-meaning leader of a group who wanted to make a treaty with King Laman to repossess the land of Nephi, described himself as "over" this. (Mosiah 9:3)
What is zealous?
This descendant of Zarahemla was sent by King Mosiah with 15 companions to find their missing people, and wandered 40 days in the wilderness before almost being put to death by King Limhi. (Mosiah 7:2-11)
Who is Ammon?
Abinadi quoted the words of this Old Testament prophet who was also quoted by Jesus during his earthly ministry. (Mosiah 14:1-12)
Who is Isaiah?
Like Jesus, Abinadi was taken before religious priests and a political ruler to undergo this court-like process of being questioned. (Mosiah 12:19; Mosiah 26:59-60)
What is cross-examination (examination is also acceptable)?
Abinadi taught that the people had been given strict commandments under the Law of Moses because they suffered from these two medical-like conditions. (Mosiah 13:28-32)
What is stiffneckedness and hard heart.
This precious metal was taxed and used to help build "elegant and spacious buildings" in the land of Nephi. (Mosiah 11:3, 8)
What is Ziff?
The person or persons who put themselves in Jeopardy when they take credit, boast in their own strength, or don't repent?
Who is me? (Who is everyone or us are also acceptable responses).
Abinadi described Christ as having these two familiar titles, because He was conceived by the power of God, and He subjected himself to Elohim (and because we are born again through Him and Jesus is the creator of heaven and earth). (Mosiah 15:1-5)
What is Father and Son?
Neither Christ nor Abinadi would recall these though ordered to do so, and died innocently, sealing them with their own blood. (Mosiah 17:10, Matt. 27:24)
What is their words (testimony also acceptable)?
Noah and his wicked priests spent their time in riotous living without regard to this faithful and virtuous commandment. (Mosiah 11:14, Mosiah 13:22)