Three thousand years before the birth of Christ, the peace in which the people of the Lord had been living was broken as fierce enemies moved against them. History does not record the reason for the hatred that drove the attacking army, but they seemed intent on exterminating these early Saints. The soldiers must have felt very confident as they marched in battle array toward the peaceful land. But instead of victory they would find …showed first 75 words of 3397 total…

…showed last 75 words of 3397 total…the Church, 4:209). • The Lord has reserved the return of Enoch and his people until a day when righteousness shall come (see D&C 45:11-12). • The Savior himself spoke of the future glory of both Enoch’s Zion and the Zion of the last days, testifying that they would eventually be reunited and that he would personally abide there. Then the earth would rest for a thousand years (see 3 Ne. 21:1; Moses 7:62-64; History of the Church, 3:34).