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Pahoran
Pahoran, in the Book of Mormon, was the third chief judge of the Nephites, who inherited the position from his father Nephihah in about 67 BC, in the 24th year of the judges (Alma 50:39-40). Soon after his appointment, he was opposed by the king-men, who wanted to dethrone the chief judge and replace him with a king. Supporting the chief judge and the current order were the "freemen". The people voted, and the freemen won (Alma 51:2-7). The king-men were unwilling to defend their country against the attacks from Amalickiah, which angered Moroni. Moroni requested Pahoran to give him the right to conscript the king-men or to have them executed for treason. Pahoran approved the request (Alma 51:13-16). Several years later, Moroni writes to Pahoran to request reinforcements but with no success. Moroni complained to Pahoran and questioned his loyalty to his country. Pahoran responded that the capital, Zarahemla, was controlled by the king-men and that he had been exiled. He assures Moroni that he is not a traitor but wants only to preserve the liberty of his people (Alma 59:3, 60, 61). Moroni and Pahoran gathered an army against Pachus, the leader of the king-men. Pachus was slain, the king-men are executed, and Pahoran was restored to the judgement seat. Moroni and Pahoran work to drive the Lamanites from their land (Alma 62). Finally, in around 53 BC, in the 39th year of the judgea, Pahoran dies, apparently while still the chief-judge (Helaman 1:1-4).
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of pahoran in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of pahoran in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
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