Lemuel

Lemuel—second son of Lehi¹ [c. 600 B.C.]

one of four sons of Lehi¹, travels in wilderness with family, 1 Ne. 2:5.
Lehi¹ admonishes Lemuel to be steadfast, like valley, 1 Ne. 2:10.
murmurs against father, 1 Ne. 2:11–13.
is confounded by father, 1 Ne. 2:14.
does not hearken unto Nephi¹, 1 Ne. 2:18.
is threatened with curse, 1 Ne. 2:21, 23.
is sent with brothers for brass plates, 1 Ne. 3:4–10.
angry with Nephi¹, hearkens unto Laman¹, 1 Ne. 3:28 (2 Ne. 4:13).
smites younger brothers with rod, is stopped by angel, 1 Ne. 3:29–31.
rebels against Nephi¹ and Lehi¹, 1 Ne. 7:6.
Lehi¹ fears for Lemuel because of dream, 1 Ne. 8:4, 17–18, 35–36.
takes daughter of Ishmael¹ to wife, 1 Ne. 16:7.
murmurs because of afflictions, 1 Ne. 16:20.
plots with Laman¹ against lives of father and brother, 1 Ne. 16:37.
is chastened by voice of the Lord, 1 Ne. 16:39.
with Laman¹, binds Nephi¹, 1 Ne. 18:11.
Lehi¹ admonishes Lemuel to hearken unto Nephi¹, 2 Ne. 1:28.
Lehi¹ blesses Lemuel’s family, 2 Ne. 4:8–9.
is cursed because of iniquity, 2 Ne. 5:21 (Alma 3:7).
Ammon² speaks about rebellion of Lemuel, Alma 18:38.