The Lives and Travels of Mormon and Moroni

During the millennia of man's existence, notable father-and-son teams have undertaken works of monumental importance. On the American continent, such a team was Mormon and Moroni. They traveled thousands of miles from sea to sea, shaping the lives of millions. Their work has survived to influence millions more and has penetrated the far corners of the earth to prepare the way for humankind's salvation.

The Lives and Travels of Mormon and Moroni is the culmination of a twenty-four-year effort of research in history and archaeology. The findings are astounding. Jerry L. Ainsworth takes the reader on an incredible journey as he pieces together the amazing lives of two very remarkable men. He addresses questions that have plagued gospel scholars for decades:

*Were Mormon and Moroni actually born in the land of the Nephites?

*Why did the Nephites choose Mormon, a fifteen-year-old boy, to command their armies?

*Whom did Mormon marry? Why was she unique?

*Where was the final battle of the Nephites?

*To whom was Moroni called to preach and who called him?

*Where and when did Mormon die?

*What path did Moroni follow to trasport the plates to New York?

*What were Mormon's and Moroni's roles in teaching other people of the Americas?