The Book of Mormon & Legends of Clal
1 Nephi
1:4 – Unless they repent, Jerusalem will be destroyed. Womlon threatens to destroy all the people on Hanone. They must leave because of this threat.
1:6 – Pillar of fire. Perhaps this could be used as a visual effect.
1:9 – Jesus’ luster was above the brightness of the sun at noon day. As I use the sun, moon, and stars as well as create the Christ figures, namely Felsawn and Clal, this information could prove useful.
1:10 – His disciples obtain the brightness beyond the stars in the firmament. Could be useful.
1:11-12 – He read a book and was filled with the Holy Ghost. What can Clal do to be filled with a heavenly guide and light?
1:6-8 – Lehi prayed, he was visited by a pillar of fir, he saw and heard much, he quaked, he became overcome, was filled with the Spirit, he then saw a vision. Clal must be overcome when he does magic or his inner feelings or powers are manifested.
1:16 – Lehi had visions and dreams. Perhaps Clal could experience something like what Lehi did.
1:17 – Nephi makes a record. What if there is something that Clal has to use to record and give an accounting of his dealings with others and regarding his life calling.
1:18 – Once Lehi sees and hears, he begins to proclaim it. Clal must turn into a person who encourages others to know and understand as he has learned to. Perhaps he has the gift of seeing the future or has a way or is allowed to see things in the future and the past.