Moroni’s Exchange With the Lord

Part of: Moroni Finalizes the Book of Mormon

• Moroni laments to the Lord, telling him that people will mock his writings, because of his weaknesses; he is deeply concerned about the effectiveness of his message in light of the limitations of written records.
• The Lord reassures Moroni that those who mock will mourn, and that the Lord gives weaknesses to people so that they humble themselves; the Lord will prove that faith, hope and charity leads to him: the fountain of all righteousness.
• Moroni is comforted, and rejoices in the power of faith and his hope for a place in God’s kingdom.
• Moroni prays for the Gentiles, in hopes that they might receive grace and charity.
• The Lord commends Moroni for his faithfulness and assures him a place in his Father’s mansions.
• Moroni bids farewell to the Gentiles and the house of Israel, and affirms his convictions and witness of Christ.
• Moroni sends out the invitation to come and seek Jesus, who the prophets have spoken of.

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