Why Did Snakes Infest Jaredite Lands During a Famine?
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Rian NelsonDecember 2, 2016
More likely the serpents were in North America as the rattlesnake. To hedge up the way between the land south and land north would only be about 40 miles in the Heartland Theory. It would be nice if you occasionally mentioned the other logical places of the book of Mormon events.
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