The Book of Helaman Helaman 1: 1-8 Helaman 1: 9-13 Helaman 1: 14-27 Helaman 1: 28-34 Helaman 2:1-9 Helaman 2: 10-14

Helaman 3: 1-12 Helaman 3: 13-16 Helaman 3: 17- 30 Helaman 3: 31-37 Helaman 4: 1-8 Helaman 4: 9-19 Helaman 4: 20-26 Helaman 5: 1-4 Helaman 5: 5-13 Helaman 5:14-20 Helaman 5: 21-52 Helaman 6: 1-6 Helaman 6: 7-14 Helaman 6: 15-30 Helaman 6: 31-41 Helaman 7: 1-9 Helaman 7:10-19 Helaman 7: 20-29 Helaman 8: 1-10 Helaman 8:11-23 Helaman 8: 24-28 Helaman 9: 1-15 Helaman 9:16-24 Helaman 9:25-41 Helaman 10: 1-11 Helaman 10:12-19 Helaman 11: 1-8 Helaman 11: 9-16 Helaman 11: 17-23 Helaman 11: 24-38 Helaman 12: 1-6 Helaman 12: 7-19 Helaman 12: 20-26 Helaman 13: 1-4 Helaman 13:5-10 Helaman 13: 11-14 There is trouble as a new chief is chosen Wicked people use secret combinations to get what they want The Lamanites attack and defeat the Nephites in Zarahemla The Nephite armies regain their land Kishkumen is killed as he attempts to murder Helaman Gadianton and his Band flee into the wilderness Many Nephites and Ammonites move to the land northward Many books and records are written and kept by the Nephites Under Helamans great leadership, many people join the church Some proud and wicked Nephites persecute the members of the church Nephite dissenters join the Lamanites and drive the Nephites out of Zarahemla The Nephites repent but their armies can only regain half of their lands The Nephites realize that because they had sinned they are as weak as the Lamanites Nephi gives up the judgement seat to preach Helaman teaches his sons to remember Jesus Christ Nephi and Lehi preach the gospel Nephi and Lehi are put in prison and are miraculously saved Many converted Lamanites teach the gospel to the Nephites The Nephites and Lamanites enjoy a time of peace and prosperity The Gadianton robbers gain power through secret combinations The Nephites become far more wicked than the Lamanites Nephi mourns over the peoples wickedness Nephi commands the people to repent The Nephites are threatened with destruction, but the Lamanites are promised mercy Wicked judges try to turn the people against Nephi but some people believe he is a prophet Nephi tells of many prophets who testified of Christ Nephi speaks against the sins of the judges and announces the chief judges murder Five messengers are accused of murder Nephi is accused of assisting in the murder of the chief judge Nephi gives a sign to reveal the murderer The Lard gives Nephi power to do many miracles to help the people repent Nephi tells the people to repent or they will be destroyed The Lord stops war but sends a famine Nephi prays for the famine to end The faithful are blessed with peace and prosperity The Gadianton robbers return to power Gods children often forget the Lord when their life goes well The earth is obedient to the commands of God Repentance is the only way to happiness Samuel the Lamanite declares the word of God to the Nephites Samuel predicts the destruction of the Nephites in 400 years if they do not repent It is only because of the righteous among them that Zarahemla has not been destroyed already

Helaman 13:15-23 Helaman 13: 24-30 Helaman 13: 31-39 Helaman 14:1-8 Helaman 14: 9-19 Helaman 14: 20-31 Helaman 15: 1-4 Helaman 15: 5-10 Helaman 15: 11-17 Helaman 16: 1-12 Helaman 16: 13-25

The Lord will curse the riches of the world The Nephites cast out true prophets and support false prophets instead It is impossible to find happiness by being wicked Samuel prophesies of Christs birth Samuel cries repentance to the Nephites Samuel gives the signs of Christs death The Lord scolds the Nephites The converted Lamanites are faithful The Lord will bless the Lamanites in the last days Many people believe the teachings of Samuel and Nephi and are baptised Signs and wonders are seen but many people still do not believe