In the Book of Mormon, Jarom is a Nephite prophet and the son of the prophet Enos. He narrates the Book of Jarom, a short book of fifteen verses in the Book of Mormon, and the atlas records him as the internal author of that book within the Latter Day Saint scriptural tradition. The entry sits alongside his father Enos and reflects what the scriptural narrative itself states about him, not an external historical identification of the person.
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Veneration TodayActively venerated in a living tradition 1 Connections
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Works Attributed: Jarom, Lead
According to the text it was written by Jarom
Attributed Works: Jarom, Lead
According to the text it was written by Jarom
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