Lamoni’s Interrogation

Part of: Mosiah’s Sons’ Mission to the Lamanites

• Ammon, having finished his jobs, returns to the king.
• He notices the king’s strange facial expression and begins to leave, but a servant tell him the king wants him to stay.
• Ammon asks the king what he can do for him; the king remains silent for an awkwardly long period of time.
• Ammon again asks what the king wants of him.
• Ammon, reading the king’s mind, asks if the king is in awe because of the incident at Sebus; he reaffirms that he is the king’s servant.
• The king, again impressed by Ammon, asks him if he is the Great Spirit.
• Ammon says that he is not.
• The king asks how he could read his mind, and how he could have the power to fend off the hostiles like he did.

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