Moroni and his Nephite captains have been engaged in war against their enemies a long time. They are short on supplies and are not getting additional soldiers for help. They are in serious trouble. Moroni is very upset with the government that they are not sending the additional help His men need. In his anger he writes a mean letter to the Chief Judge, Pahoran. He says some very unkind things and many things that were not true. Pahoran does not get angry. Pahoran writes back and says not only that he forgives Moroni for being upset, but that He loves him for his great heart and desire to do what is right. Pahoran is a great example to us to not take offense and get upset back. But to forgive and focus on the good in others.
