Enos Strate is a fictional character from the Book of Mormon, a sacred text of the Latter-day Saint movement. He is known for his deep faith and dedication to prayer, particularly in the context of seeking blessings for his people. Enos is the son of Jacob, who is the brother of Nephi, an important prophet in the narrative. In the story, Enos experiences a transformative moment while hunting in the wilderness, leading him to pray fervently for his own soul and the welfare of his people. His account emphasizes themes of repentance, divine communication, and the importance of faith in God.