A vivid lesson from my college years puts the claims and tactics of Korihor into interesting perspective.
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Come, Follow Me Podcast #26: They “Never Did Fall Away”, Alma 23-29
The Book of Mormon was specifically written for us—for our day—for our time. So, why did Mormon include the story of the Anti-Nephi-Lehis? What possible application does this have for our time?
Come Follow Me for Families: They “Never Did Fall Away”, Alma 23–29
This week we are given a wonderful tale of contrast and chiaroscuro, light and darkness, great sorrows and suffering and joy beyond our comprehension. In short, a tale of mortal life through the Gospel lens.
Come Follow Me Podcast #25, “I Will Make an Instrument of Thee”, Alma 17-22
Can you imagine if today you opened a mission call and it was for a 14-year mission to a violent people whose aim was to destroy you? You might think twice about that kind of call. Yet, the sons of Mosiah, Nephite princes who could have had a very different life, chose to go to preach to the Lamanites.
Come, Follow Me for Sunday School: “I Will Make an Instrument of Thee”, Alma 17 – 22
President Ezra Taft Benson declared, “The Book of Mormon was written for us today. . . . God, who knows the end from the beginning, told [Mormon] what to include in his abridgement that we would need for our day." In approaching the missionary experiences of Ammon and his brothers, one of the most important lessons for us to learn is how they are relevant to our time.
Come, Follow Me for Individuals and Families: “I Will Make An Instrument Of Thee” Alma 17-22
The scriptures tell of many middle moments, when afflictions were sore and deliverance seemed impossible: the wickedness of the entire earth before the Lord covenants with Noah and he is spared in an ark; the struggles of the Israelites before their deliverance through the Red Sea. Recently in Come, Follow Me, we read of one of Alma and Amulek’s middle moments, as they witness the inhumane suffering and death of many believers they loved.
Come, Follow Me Podcast #24 “Enter into the Rest of the Lord”, Alma 13-16
Have you ever thought about Alma and Amulek watching the believers in Ammonihah burn? It is not just the pain that these are their tender converts. Could it be that Amulek’s own family was among that group because he is in particular anguish after the event?
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