Chiasmus Structures Centered on the Peacemaker and His Atonement from the Nemenhah

 

🪶 Who Are the Nemenhah?

Ever wonder what happened to the righteous Lamanites—the Ammonites who laid down their weapons in covenant?

Or where Samuel the Lamanite came from?

The Nemenhah Records tell the rest of the story—one the modern Church never handed you.

They speak of Hagoth’s people, the shipbuilders who journeyed north…
of Moroni, who did not vanish in silence after the Nephites fell,
but became one of the greatest prophets of the remnant—
his children carrying forward the fire he left behind.

These records even include the words of the Three Nephites—
yes, the very ones who never tasted death.

They are still ministering.

Still speaking.

Still calling us to build something real.

🕊️ Zion isn’t a dream.
It’s a blueprint.
And the Nemenhah are handing it back to us.

🪶 And here’s something sacred…

I personally know one of the translators—
one of the very few entrusted with these records,
passed down by Timothy himself.

Yes… that Timothy.
One of the Three.
Still alive. Still serving.
Still fulfilling the Lord’s work among the remnant.

This isn’t folklore.
This is legacy.

And I’ve been a witness to it.

Chiasmus Structures Centered on the Peacemaker and His Atonement

This document contains a selection of chiasmus patterns found in the Nemenhah Records that center on the Peacemaker (Ayahtsuhway Sahnhehmpeht) and His Atonement. These patterns are taken from three core texts: The Book of Hahgohtl, The First Book of Ohuhgohuh, and The First Book of Shi-Tugohah. They illustrate poetic and doctrinal symmetry often used in sacred writing to emphasize divine truths.

Chiasmus: The Atonement and Redemption (Book of Ohuhgohuh)

• A - The Peacemaker lays down His life (v69)
•   B - He takes up the world again (v70)
•     C - He calls all to repentance (v71)
•       D - The sign and voice of destruction (v45-57)
•         E - Invitation to come unto Him (v59-68)
•       D' - The sign and voice of salvation (v78-84)
•     C' - He calls a prophet and authorizes the Church (v107-110)
•   B' - He organizes the new Church with authority (v113-122)
• A' - The Peacemaker is in the Creators and they in Him (v119)

Chiasmus: The Peacemaker's Ministry Among the Nemenhah

• A - The Peacemaker visits the people (v91)
•   B - They see and touch Him (v95-97)
•     C - They cry Hosanna and worship (v100-101)
•       D - The Peacemaker blesses the people and organizes leadership (v102-112)
•         E - Ordinances and purification taught (v117-129)
•       D' - The Peacemaker institutes sacrament and healing (v199-204)
•     C' - Angels minister and people prophesy (v246-247)
•   B' - He endows the Twelve and gives His final teachings (v311-324)
• A' - He ascends again in glory (v306-308)

Chiastic Structures Centered on the Peacemaker and His Atonement

Chiasmus : The Peacemaker's Voice and Appearance (Ohuhgohuh 78–98)

A – The people hear a penetrating voice (v.78–80)

B – The people beg for understanding (v.82)

C – On the third voice, they understand: He is coming! (v.83–84)

D – The Father speaks: “Hear ye Him” (v.86)

✴️ CENTER – The Peacemaker descends and declares: “I am Ayahtsuhway Sahnhehmpeht…” (v.93–94)

D′ – The people thrust hands in His wounds (v.95–96)

C′ – They recognize this is He of whom the Prophets spoke (v.97)

B′ – A great Hosanna breaks forth (v.99–101)

A′ – All bow to the earth and worship Him (v.101)

**Theme:** The structure climaxes with Christ's personal identification and embodiment of the Atonement, marked by His wounds.

Chiasmus : The Doctrine of Sacrifice (Ohuhgohuh 63–66)

A – “Ye shall offer no more sacrifices by blood” (v.64)

B – A new sacrifice: a broken heart and contrite spirit (v.64)

C – They will be baptized with Fire and the Haymehnay (v.65)

✴️ CENTER – “They were no more as other men” — a spiritual transformation (v.66)

C′ – “Come unto me likewise” (v.66)

B′ – Those who come will be received (v.67)

A′ – He gave His life and took it again (v.69)

**Theme:** Centers on the inner transformation made possible by the Peacemaker’s sacrifice and the true nature of acceptable offerings under the New Covenant.

Chiasmus : Baptism, Covenant, and Redemption (Ohuhgohuh 117–125)

A – Instructions for immersion baptism (v.117–118)

B – He is in the Creator and the Creator in Him (v.119)

C – The Haymehnay shall purify the believer (v.120)

✴️ CENTER – Baptism by water is the covenant, Baptism by Fire is God’s declaration of endurance (v.125)

C′ – A true sacrifice: contrite and humble spirit (v.124)

B′ – Haymehnay is bestowed by Aylohhihm (v.124)

A′ – Baptism leads onto the Way (v.122–123)

**Theme:** Dual covenant of baptism: man’s declaration and God’s approval via the Spirit.

Chiasmus : End-Time Restoration of the Remnant (Ohuhgohuh 229–239)

A – Foreign Strangers will come into the land (v.229)

B – They will be industrious and zealous (v.232–233)

C – But they will corrupt His doctrine (v.234)

✴️ CENTER – “I shall use my remnant… the weak shall thrash the nations… the Foreigners shall fall.” (v.238)

C′ – The writings of the Nemenhah preserved for that day (v.239)

B′ – The fullness of times to come through the meek and weak (v.242)

A′ – Stand in holy places and prepare (v.243)

**Theme:** Culmination of the atoning work in the final restoration through the remnant, marked by endurance and meekness.