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Jonatana Napela or
Jonathan Hawaii Napela (first name also
spelled Iohatana, full name Napelakapuonamahanaonaleleonalani) (September 11, 1813 – August...
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complaining about the
negligence of the in****bent luna (superintendent)
Jonatana Napela in
enforcing the Board's
demands for
rigid segregation of lepers...
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earliest converts were men well-versed in the
Hawaiian language, such as
Jonatana Napela and Uaua.
After the
construction of the
Hawaii Temple, the Latter-day...
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Native Hawaiian scholar,
adviser to the
Hawaiian royal family Jonatana Napela,
Native Hawaiian attorney,
judge and Latter-Day
Saints convert,...
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Kingdom of
Hawaii to get the
church recognition. One of the most
notable was
Jonatana Napela, who ****isted
Cannon in
translating the Book of
Mormon into Hawaiian...
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efforts of Belgian-born
Father Damien in the 19th
century and the
efforts of
Jonatana Napela, a
Hawaiian LDS
convert who
works with
persons with
leprosy in Kalaupapa...
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Benson and
Joseph F. Smith. The
mission was
prompted by
messages from
Jonatana Napela and
other Hawaiian church members about the
irregular administration...
- Korean: 요나단, romanized: Yonadan Latin: Ionathan,
Ionathas Lithuanian:
Jonatanas Māori:
Honatana Persian: جاناتان Polish: Jonatan,
Jonathan Portuguese:...
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Charles Kekumano Keōpūolani
Helio Koaʻeloa Joel Hulu ****e
David Malo
Jonatana Napela Henry Opukahaia Puaʻaiki
Related articles Edict of
Toleration French...
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United States)
first non-European
language translation;
translated by
Jonatana Napela and
George Q.
Cannon 24,000 8 1869
Deseret Alphabet (English) 𐐜...
