"make use of that which is their own". Second, Korihor hypothesizes that the only reason for perpetuation of orthodox beliefs is "a foolish and vain hope" on the part of believers, and, on the part of priests and teachers, a desire "to usurp power and authority over [the people]" and "keep them down, even as it were in bondage, that ye may glut yourselves with the labors of their hands". Possible origin of the name Hugh Nibley relates the name to Egypt, and states: "The first high priest [of the twenty-first dynasty in Egypt] was called Korihor, and his son was called Piankhi - two Book of Mormon names." Nibley relates Korihor's name to Kherihor, a high priest at Thebes. Notes Further reading External links Korihor on FAIR (A Mormon apologetic site) Book of Mormon people Skepticism Antichrist