The Lord warns Joseph Smith about evil plans to alter the lost 116 pages but assures His wisdom prevails (D&C 10). He calls Hyrum Smith to seek the Spirit and prepare for the work, promising revelation and guidance.

The Lord encourages Oliver Cowdery and Joseph Smith in their work, teaching revelation comes by peace to the mind and heart. Oliver is invited to translate but struggles, learning that revelation requires effort and faith.

The Lord rebukes Joseph Smith for losing the 116 pages but assures His work will not fail (D&C 3). He warns Martin Harris to humble himself and seek faith. Martin is promised a witness of the gold plates if he has faith.

D&C 1 declares the Lord’s warnings, calling for repentance and obedience as Christ's return nears. D&C 2 prophesies Elijah’s mission to turn hearts of fathers to children, preparing for the Lord’s day. Both emphasize repentance and divine promises.

The Nephites rejoice as Limhi’s and Alma’s people are reunited in Zarahemla. Alma the Younger and the sons of Mosiah are visited by an angel, repent, and become missionaries. The Church grows, and King Mosiah implements a system of judges to govern.

Alma forms the Church at the waters of Mormon. Both his and Limhi’s people are in Lamanite bondage. Limhi’s group escapes, and Alma’s people are delivered by God. They reunite in Zarahemla, thankful for their freedom.

Explore King Noah's corruption, Abinadi's prophecy, & Alma's conversion. Themes of repentance, courage, & eternal life.

Explore King Mosiah's people in Zarahemla and their journey of redemption and spiritual deliverance. Reflect on Christ-like character, prophetic guidance, and the impact of choices on future generations.

King Benjamin teaches forgiveness through Jesus, emphasizing faith and covenants like gospel and consecration. He urges charity, discernment, and obedience. Mosiah leads the new Nephite church with appointed priests.

God. King Benjamin's teachings emphasize diligence, service, and obedience for lasting blessings and happiness.