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	Book of Mormon Evidences: Mulek, Son of Zedekiah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Mulek is a nickname derived from melek (Hebrew, king), a diminutive term of endearment meaning "little king." Its longer form occurs in the Bible as Malkiyahu (in English, Malchiah), meaning "Jehovah is king." Malchiah is identified as "the son of Hammelech" in Jeremiah 38:6.
		It may be possible that Mulek's description as a "son" of King Zedekiah in Helaman 6:10 and 8:21, as well as the apparent reference to Malkiyahu (Mulek) king of the son in Jeremiah 38:6, might not refer to a direct biological relationship.
		Whether Mulek was sent to Egypt as a royal messenger or ambassador or in an effort to ensure his safety, it is unlikely that he could have taken all of his possessions with him to Egypt.
	www.jefflindsay.com /bme6.shtml (2275 words)

	Alma 52
		Mulek is not that far distant, so the retreat is not a complete flight, but rather a strategic regrouping.
		The specific threat is the city of Mulek, which appears to house the largest of the Lamanite divisions.
		The retaking of Mulek will occupy a year, so it is not unlikely that this feint has begun after the sowing of the fields.
	frontpage2000.nmia.com /~nahualli/LDStopics/Alma/Alma52.htm (4228 words)

	Mulek - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the Book of Mormon, Mulek ( BoM Arabic ÙÙÙÙ MÅ«laq) is the only surviving son of Zedekiah, the last King of Judah.
		Mulek escapes on a ship and travels across the Atlantic Ocean to exile in the Americas, founding a new nation.
		But when they learn their languages, the Mulekites teach the Nephites about their descent from Mulek, and about the Jaredite visitors.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mulekite (227 words)

	E:\chapter23.htm
		Mulek was a son of Zedekiah, who was the king of the Jews at the time of the Babylonian captivity.
		A further possibility is that the mother of Mulek may have been pregnant at the time and that she was the one who escaped the wrath of the Babylonians.
		Now the land south was called Lehi, and the land north was called Mulek, which was after the son of Zedekiah; for the Lord did bring Mulek into the land north, and Lehi into the land south.
	www.ancientamerica.org /library/media/394chapter23.htm (4575 words)

	Has the Seal of Mulek Been Found? - FARMS JBMS
		But if an infant Mulek would not likely have gone undetected by the Babylonians, a 15- or 16-year-old Mulek would have been even less likely to escape capture-unless he was not in Judah at the time Jerusalem fell.
		Young Prince Mulek (Malkiyahu), perhaps barely 13, could have been sent to Egypt by his father either as part of an ambassadorial mission or as part of the liaison that would coordinate Judah's role in the rebellious coalition.
		The further west Mulek’s party traveled across North Africa, the shorter the sea voyage would have been, so that a port west of the Straits of Gibraltar, on the coast of modern Morocco, would have spared Mulek’s party a complicated sail across the Mediterranean.
	farms.byu.edu /display.php?table=jbms&id=324 (6633 words)

	Alma 53
		“The reference to the city of Mulek as "one of the strongest holds of the Lamanites in the land of Nephi" is puzzling because the city of Mulek is evidently located in the greater land of Zarahemla.
		The city of Mulek is in Nephite territory, but not the “land of Nephi.” This error is a slip in writing what was intended (John L. Sorenson.
		It is possible that the mental construction of the phrase should have been: “the city of Mulek, which was one of the strongest holds of the Lamanites in the land of [the] Nephi[tes].” The slip plays on the word “Nephi” and therefore depends upon the interchangeability of Nephite territory and the land of Nephi.
	frontpage2000.nmia.com /~nahualli/LDStopics/Alma/Alma53.htm (3502 words)

	Omni 1:2 I of myself am a wicked man
		The people of Zarahemla are often referred to as “the Mulekites.” Although this term is not used in the Book of Mormon, Mulek was the son of Zedekiah who accompanied his people to the promised land, and his descendants were the people of Zarahemla.
		Mulek and his people left at the end of Zedekiah’s reign, about 11 years later.
		However, the fact that he was a contemporary of the Mulekites, means that there was a time period after the arrival of Mulek’s party, when all three groups, the Nephites, the Mulekites, and the Jaredites, were living in the Americas without knowledge of each other.
	www.gospeldoctrine.com /Omni1.htm (3401 words)

	Mulek (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Mulek, a Book of Mormon character, son of Zedekiah, escaped the sack of Jerusalem (587 B.C.) and went with others to a place in the Western Hemisphere that they called the land of Mulek (Hel.
		Later a region was named for Zarahemla, a descendant of Mulek (Mosiah 25:2).
		Mulek is important because he established one of the Book of Mormon Peoples and because Bible students have assumed that Nebuchadnezzar executed all of Zedekiah's sons, an observation unsupported by ancient evidence and refuted by the Book of Mormon account of Mulek's survival.
	home.uchicago.edu /~spackman/mulek.htm (625 words)

	When Lehi's Party Arrived in the Land, Did They Find Others There? - FARMS JBMS
		Mulek's party likely settled first at "the city of Mulek," which was on the east coast very near the city Bountiful.
		If Mulek arrived via a single ship with only a tiny party, they would have been a minority in the midst of those with whom they associated and so became subject to losing their original speech to the larger host group even if they came to rule over the locals.
		They founded garrison cities which the text names, but Bountiful, Mulek, Gid, and Omner, the cities nearest to the land northward, were evidently already in place, for their founding is not mentioned.
	farms.byu.edu /display.php?table=jbms&id=3&previous=L3B1YmxpY2F0aW9ucy9ib29rb2Ztb3Jtb252aWV3LnBocA== (12312 words)

	olmecs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		It was his son Mulek who had escaped with a group of his people to Sidon where he was able to acquire an expedition of escape as far away as possible upon the vessels of the Phoenicians.
		After the utter extinction of the Jaredites/Olmec, the desolated land of Central America lay vacant with the exception of the people of Mulek and their short stay, and one other notable expedition which found their way into the region.
		After the visit of Christ in the Americas, the people enjoyed some 200 years of peace and prosperity which was the basis of their grand achievements both architecturally and archaeologically.
	www.xmission.com /~hunter/olmec.html (1857 words)

	MEDEVAC Crews Stand By to Save Lives
		On this day in late December, the mission is to transport 12-year-old Abudul Mulek from Forward Operating Base Ripley to the hospital at the MEDEVAC detachment's home base on Kandahar Airfield in southern Afghanistan.
		Mulek suffered from a severe case of appendicitis and underwent surgery at FOB Ripley.
		Although there is no such thing as a routine mission for the MEDEVAC crews, this one was relatively simple—the patient had already received the operation and was in stable condition.
	www.armymedicine.army.mil /news/releases/20050225medevac.cfm (709 words)

	GS Mulek
		Zarahemla was a descendant of Mulek, Mosiah 25: 2.
		The Lord brought Mulek into the land north, Hel.
		All of Zedekiah’s sons were slain except Mulek, Hel.
	scriptures.lds.org /gsm/mulek (92 words)

	Mulek, fils du roi
		Mulek, fils de Sédécias, est mentionné plusieurs fois dans le Livre de Mormon (voir Mosiah 25:2 ; Hélaman 6:10 ; 8:21), mais pas dans la Bible — du moins pas d’une manière reconnaissable, jusqu’à récemment.
		Un fils appelé Mulek en réchappa (voir Omni vv.
		On trouvera les traitements les plus récents de Mulek et des Mulékites dans l’article sur les Mulékites par Curtis Wright dans l’Encyclopedia of Mormonism (1991) et celui de John L. Sorenson, « The Mulekites », BYU Studies 30, été 1990, pp.
	www.idumea.org /Etudes/Ecritures/LM/Mulek.htm (861 words)

	The Annotated Book of Mormon - alma Chapter 53 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		And it came to pass that they did set guards over the prisoners of the Lamanites, and did compel them to go forth and bury their dead, yea, and also the dead of the Nephites who were slain; and Moroni placed men over them to guard them while they should perform their labors.
		And Moroni went to the city of Mulek with Lehi, and took command of the city and gave it unto Lehi.
		Now behold, this Lehi was a man who had been with Moroni in the more part of all his battles; and he was a man like unto Moroni, and they rejoiced in each other's safety; yea, they were beloved by each other, and also beloved by all the people of Nephi.
	www.2think.org /hundredsheep/annotated/alma53.shtml (725 words)

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		We first read about Mulek in the Book of Mosiah, where we are told that Zarahemla was a descendant of Mulek.
		Mulek and his party possibly were brought to the Americas by the sea-faring Phoenicians.
		The Book of Helaman records that "the Lord brought Lehi to the land south and Mulek to the land north." (Helaman 6:10) In all probability, Mulekites lived on both sides of the Narrow Neck of Land.
	www.mindspring.com /~kimball3/groups.html (939 words)

	The Lost 116 Page Manuscript, Book of Lehi, Chapter 9
		7 And Mosiah learned that Zarahemla was a descendant of Mulek, one of the sons of Zedekiah, king of Judah, who was carried away by his nephew, the king of Babylon, shortly after Lehi had left the city of Jerusalem.
		And Mulek built ships that carried his people across the many waters until they came to the promised land.
		For behold, the people of Mosiah learned from the descendants of Mulek that all of the prophecies that were prophesied concerning the destruction of Jerusalem had come to pass.
	www.thesealedportion.com /tsp/bol9.htm (2559 words)

	Book of Mormon Geography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Mulek must be considered to be brought to the eastern coast of Nother America, which includes Central America.
		The Land of Mulek that Mulek was brought unto, all of North America, the Land North, including Central America and the United States and likely parts of Canada though the land of Snow and Ice would have limited the inhabitation.
		The Land of Mulek that Mulek was brought unto, all of North America, the Land North.
	www.xmission.com /~hunter/hender.htm (2380 words)

	Book of Mormon Parallels
		Although the Bible states that the sons of Zedekiah were slain, the story of Mulek seems to draw upon Jeremiah.
		The history of Mulek probably followed similar lines: as a child, he and others fled from Nebuchadnezzar, he was received by the ruler of another land, he grew up and married and then migrated to the New World.
		The name Meleck suggests that of Mulek, and there was also a city in the land of Zarahemla named Melek.
	www.mormonstudies.com /parallel.htm (5376 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		On the other side of the portieres Mulek was softly putting in place the last dishes; the smell was delicious.
		Six dull alarms sounded from some spire in the neighborhood, the portieres were clapped back by Mulek, and Tarantula stepped across the threshold firom the hall.
		WVhen Mulek had cleared the board, had laid a box of cigars by three plates, and a jeweled cigarette case by Tarantula's, had uncorked the bottle of curagoa, and withdrawn, Tarantula began his story.
	www-tech.mit.edu /archives/VOL_013/TECH_V013_S0262_P006.txt (553 words)

	Colonization of Zarahemla - Phase 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The next logical migration and colonization of the wilderness of the land south of Zarahemla would be to expand in the wide and long river valley of the Sidon.
		Surely the crew and perhaps other members of the party of Mulek where not Jews and not of the house of Israel.
		To begin with, the land and major city may not have historically been called the city and land of Zarahemla before the Nephites, other than the fact that the man Zarahemla, a descendant of Mulek was king in the land when the Mosiah I arrived with his Nephite followers.
	www.xmission.com /~hunter/zara2.htm (1515 words)

	Does DNA Evidence Refute the Book of Mormon? Where is the Lamanite DNA?? Does DNA Offer Proof?
		A third migration involved a group of refugees from Jerusalem at the time of the Babylonian conquest, including Mulek, said to be a son of King Zedekiah.
		Mulek was almost certainly Jewish (of the tribe of Judah), but we know nothing about the genetics of others that came with him.
		Linguistic evidence in the Book of Mormon points to the presence of other languages that influenced the Lamanites and the people of Mulek, such that their language changed relative to that of the Nephites much more rapidly than could be expected for a language in isolation.
	www.jefflindsay.com /LDSFAQ/DNA.shtml (18544 words)

	Book of Mormon, Alma, 52 - Religion-wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Ammoron succeeds Amalickiah as king of the Lamanitesâ”Moroni, Teancum, and Lehi lead the Nephites in a victorious war against the Lamanitesâ”The city of Mulek is retaken, and Jacob the Lamanite is slain.
		20 And it came to pass they sent embassies to the army of the Lamanites, which protected the city of Mulek, to their leader, whose name was Jacob, desiring him that he would come out with his armies to meet them upon the plains between the two cities.
		26 And thus Moroni had obtained possession of the city Mulek with a part of his army, while he marched with the remainder to meet the Lamanites when they should return from the pursuit of Teancum.
	religion-wiki.wikicities.com /wiki/Book_of_Mormon,_Alma,_52 (1398 words)

	Smoky Lake Signal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Although the longest reigning employee at the Smoky Lake Post Office is actually Jane Purych with 40 years of service, the day belonged to Postmaster Edna Mulek when Zone Superintendent Phillips presented her with a 25-years of Service Certificate, pin, and a gold watch.
		He also announced Mulek will be retiring from Canada Post on May 28th, so customers have only a few more days to come in and bid their Postmaster a fond farewell.
		Edna Mulek, Jane Purych and Connie Purich with a plaque from the Town.
	www.smokylake.com /index.php?cmd=display&storyID=239 (557 words)

	¿Fue Mulek "hijo de sangre" del Rey Sedequías? - FARMS Translations
		Si Mulek no era hijo literal del rey, se entiende mejor el hecho de que sobreviviera a pesar de la información que se encuentra en 2 Reyes 25: 7 de que los hijos de Sedequías (probablemente todos ellos) fueron asesinados: la información puede muy bien referirse a los "hijos de sangre".
		Además, el hecho de que Mulek no fuera un heredero literal del trono judío nos puede ayudar a explicar por qué Zarahemla y su pueblo "numeroso en extremo" (Omni 1: 17) aceptó a Mosíah como rey, al parecer sin que se produjera ningún tipo de incidente o se lo cuestionaran.
		En términos de la tradición de los padres judíos del grupo de Mulek, Zarahemla, como descendiente del príncipe Mulek, debería haber sido acreedor del título de rey.
	farms.byu.edu /display.php?table=foreign_lang&id=22 (618 words)

	Bomdict A
		He was placed in command of the city Mulek (q.
		He was killed when the city of Mulek was retaken, strategically, by Moroni and his lieutenants Teancum and Lehi (63 B. Al.
		In A. 29 a condition of anarchy was brought on among the Nephites in the land of Zarahemla; the Chief Judge was murdered and the people divided into tribes.
	www.centerplace.org /library/bofm/bomdict/bomdic-j.htm (2406 words)

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		...and the land north was called Mulek, which was after the son of Zedekiah; for the Lord did bring Mulek into the land north...it being the place of their first landing.
		First, the people of Mulek encountered the sole survivor of the Jaredite battle which occurred at the hill Ramah, known to be located near the eastern sea...Second, the city of Mulek was on the eastern seacoast (Alma 51:26)...
		From these passages it has been supposed, and I believe correctly, that the Mulekites encountered Coriantumr and the remains of the Jaredites shortly after their first landing north of the isthmus.
	www.mindspring.com /~kimball3/mulekites.html (2952 words)

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