“‘Who Am I?’ Anagrams,” Friend, Nov. 1996, 35
“Who Am I?” Anagrams
Hidden in each sentence is an anagram of the person being described. (An anagram is a word formed by rearranging the letters of another word.) Example: Adam’s son carried a bale of wheat. Answer: Abel. Bale is an anagram of Abel. Note: These scriptures contain the answers but not in the same order as the anagram sentences: 1 Nephi 19:10 [1 Ne. 19:10]; Alma 2:20; Alma 2:21–22; 3 Nephi 19:4 [3 Ne. 19:4]; Ether 1:29–30; Moroni 9:2 [Moro. 9:2].
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I was sent by Alma to spy for the Nephites; Roman was not.
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A mural shows me, a Nephite officer, being killed with a sword.
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More than just the son of Shule, I was the father of Emer.
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A son of Nephi, I was chosen as one of the twelve disciples by Jesus Christ; Jason was not.
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A heron may have watched as I slew Gideon.
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A menu of the prophecies about the death of Jesus Christ would include mine that He would be crucified.