General Discussions

Precepts on the MOUNDS 

The Mentinah Archive Book 

 Heinmet 5:  PAGE 280 VERSE 1-5,

  Piahomet Akekt 2: PAGE 388 VERSE 1-14  

  Henet Peniet Akekt 1:Page 391 verse 14  

  Henet Peniet Akekt 2: page 400 verse 14

   Generations of Minisourit 5:page 479 verse 1-6

Book of Nations 

 The Book of Yuhtredal The Chief Captain over the Gates of North, King of Anslo, and Warrior Renown 

chapter 4: 6. In the likeness of earthen mounds, did the people of Captain Moroni prepare with mounded dirt, and sharpened timbers;

The Book of Benjamin The Asherite Warrior-Prophet  chapter 17: 30. In a coming day, the records of mine people shall come up out of the earth, even after the manner and likeness of the earthen mounds and hills, after the manner of the people of Nephi. 

The Children of Araneck 

Third book of Rayaneck  Chapter Two:1-8 and chapter 3

  The Third Book of Rayaneck( Chapter Two) and ( Chapter Three) page 88-91

The Mentinah Archive Book 

  Manti 13: 9. The Sons of Levi shall build a tabernacle and shall place it in the wilderness, for there shall be no room for living sacrifice in the synagogues and Temples in their day. Wherefore they shall build a Temple and an altar in the wilderness. And it shall not be in the form of the Temple in days of old, but it shall be made of stone that shall not have been cut by hand and of earth and of the covering as if of a tent. This shall be the first of many such tabernacles wherein the people of God shall resort to purify themselves and to prepare themselves to come out of Babylon. 10. Yea, the altar shall not be of cut stones but of natural stones. And it shall be a depression in the center of the room which shall be a hearth wherein the stones of the first day of creation are laid. And the wall of the room shall not be the height of a man but shall require that a grown man must bow down unto the Lord to enter in the door thereof. And the roof shall be of timbers and twigs, as also of any suitable material that might be found at hand. And there shall be a path leading from the hearth toward a place of fire and this shall be toward the rising of the sun and shall be mounded up with stones. And at the end of the path there shall be a mound of earth upon which natural stones have been set up. But these stones shall not be cut by the hand of man, nor shall any man raise his tool to them, lest they be defiled. For, this is the altar of the Temple.