The True Remnant

🪶 Tiwayahk Nuhuhnihm — The Song of a Thankful People A Reflection on Tsihohnayah Ahkehkthihm, Chapter 7 Listen to the song: Tiwayahk Nuhuhnihm — The Way of the People https://suno.com/s/4NJR2Cg2ZS3B3kVi Another version:  Another version of this Sacred Song Sometimes a song says more than a sermon. This week during our Nemenhah study, we came across one of the most beautiful passages I have yet found in the records. It appears in Chapter 7 of the Book of Tsihohnayah Ahkehkthihm , a record attributed to Tsihohnayah, the son of Moroni . Whether one accepts the Nemenhah records as history, inspiration, or simply an interesting text, this chapter contains a message that speaks directly to the heart. It is the story of a people who lost their home, found a new one, and responded not with bitterness, but with gratitude. A New Beginning Seven years had passed since the division caused by Tuhcahntohr. The people had left the valley of Maynihntah and settled among their relatives in Nehspeh...

🪶 When Zion Walked Away Lessons from Tsihohnayah Ahkehkthihm Chapter 5 One of the things I appreciate most about the Nemenhah records is that they do not always teach through miracles. Sometimes they teach through consequences. Chapter 5 of the Book of Tsihohnayah Ahkehkthihm is one of those chapters. At first glance it appears to be a story about a disagreement between Tsihohnayah and a powerful High Priest named Tuhcahntohr. But as I read it, I see something much bigger. I see a story about Zion and Babylon. And I see a warning for every generation. A House Divided The chapter takes place after the people of Mayntinah have imprisoned and oppressed many of their own brethren because of religious differences. Families are separated. Liberty is taken away. People are treated as enemies because they do not conform to the teachings of the ruling priesthood. The surrounding Nemenhah are outraged. A Great Council is called. Tsihohnayah writes one final letter asking that the pe...

  👨‍👩‍👧 The Family & Generations Wheel How Zion Lives Beyond One Generation 🪶 One thing that repeatedly stands out throughout the Nemenhah records is how deeply the people thought about future generations. Not just themselves. Not just “my life.” But: children, grandchildren, villages, teachings, stewardship, memory, and what kind of world would remain after they were gone. That perspective feels very different from modern Babylon. Babylon often focuses on immediate consumption. Immediate pleasure. Immediate gain. But Zion thinks generationally. That understanding slowly became what I now call: The Family & Generations Wheel. Because eventually I realized: Zion is not merely built through doctrines. It survives through relationships carried across generations. 🌿 One of the most beautiful things in the Nemenhah worldview is how central the home becomes. Not merely institutions. Not merely leaders. The home. Mothers. Fathers. Grandparents. Children. Teaching circles. Mea...

  When Christ Came Again: The Nemenhah Record and the Visit of the Risen Lord 🪶 Lessons From Our Zoom Study – June 21, 2026 Most Christians know that after His resurrection, Jesus Christ appeared to His disciples in Jerusalem. Many who believe the Book of Mormon also know that He later appeared to the Nephites in the Americas, as recorded in the Book of Mormon in 3 Nephi. But what if there was another record? What if another people also recorded a visit from the risen Christ? That is one of the remarkable claims of the Nemenhah Records. What Are the Nemenhah Records? The Nemenhah Records are a collection of Native American writings that claim to preserve the teachings, history, prophecies, and spiritual traditions of a people known as the Nemenhah. Among the most fascinating portions of the record are accounts of visits by Ayahtsuhway Sahnhehmpeht (the Peacemaker), whom the records identify as the resurrected Jesus Christ. Just as Christ visited the Nephites after His resurrection...

🌅 The Ones Who Make Things Beautiful A Father's Day Morning Thought This morning I was walking above my home as the sun rose over the valley. The mountains were glowing. Birds were singing. The city below was waking up. And as I looked around, a thought kept returning to me. We live in a beautiful world. Not just a functional world. A beautiful world. Flowers. Trees. Gardens. Families. Homes. Life itself. And it made me think about something I have observed for most of my 74 years. 🌿 Who Makes Things Beautiful? Throughout my life I have worked with a lot of men. Men build roads. Men build houses. Men build businesses. Men build churches. There is honor in that. But I have also noticed something else. Very often, it is the women who make those things beautiful. A man may build a house. A woman turns it into a home. A man may build a chapel. A woman fills it with warmth. A man may build a family. A mother gives it life. 🌸 What I Have Seen In Church I have attended church for over ...

  🪶   The Change of Heart — What the Scriptures Teach (And Why All True Records Agree) Hello friends. It’s just the old man again… Not here to argue. Just laying things side by side. Because when you do that… something becomes very clear. 🌿 The Core Pattern (Across All Records) Whether you read: the   Bible the   Book of Mormon or the   Nemenhah You keep running into the same thing: 👉 God is not trying to manage people 👉 He is trying to   change hearts 🔥 The Baptism of Fire — Not a Symbol, But a Real Change 📖 Book of Mormon 👉   Mosiah 5:2 “The Spirit of the Lord… has wrought a mighty change in us…” 👉   Alma 5:14 “Have ye experienced this mighty change in your hearts?” 📖 Bible 👉   Ezekiel 36:26 “A new heart also will I give you… and I will take away the stony heart…” 👉   Matthew 3:11 “He shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost, and with fire.” 📖 the Nemenhah Across the Nemenhah teachings—especially in the   Tuhhuhl Nuhmehn ...