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son of Benjamin, taught in language of his fathers, Mosiah 1:2.
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is proclaimed king, Mosiah 1:10 (2:30; 6:3).
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is told to gather people, Mosiah 1:18.
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walks in ways of the Lord, Mosiah 6:4–7.
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sends expedition to Lehi-Nephi, Mosiah 7:1–2.
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has gift of interpretation, Mosiah 21:28.
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receives people from Lehi-Nephi with joy, Mosiah 22:14 (24:25).
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reads records of Alma1 and Zeniff, Mosiah 25:1–7.
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allows Alma1 to establish churches, Mosiah 25:18–19 (26:12).
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forbids unbelievers to persecute believers, Mosiah 27:1–3.
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translates records, Mosiah 28:11–19.
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confers records and sacred articles on Alma2, Mosiah 28:20.
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recommends that people select judges, Mosiah 29:11, 25, 39.
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discourses on kings, Mosiah 29:30–36.
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dies, Mosiah 29:46.
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last of Nephite kings, Mosiah 29:47.
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accomplishments of Mosiah, Alma 1:1.
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had warned of destruction through transgression, Alma 10:19.
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established permanent system of measures, Alma 11:4.
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was promised that his sons would be saved, Alma 17:35 (19:23).
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words of Mosiah were being trampled, Hel. 4:21–22.
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was instructed not to make experience of brother of Jared2 known to people, Ether 4:1.