The close of the Book of Alma and the War Chapters. We continue to learn from Moroni, Helaman and his Stripling Warriors, and Pahoran. Internal strife leads to destruction and loss of freedom.
The beginning of the war chapters brings us a model for how to defend ourselves from both physical and spiritual attacks. We also get a great comparison between good and evil. Finally, we look at how righteousness and freedom go hand in hand.
Alma's counsel and teaching to his wayward son, Corianton. We discuss overcoming sin through the Atonement of Jesus Christ, the Resurrection, the Spirit World, Judgement, and the Fall.
The fallacious arguments the Anti-Christ, Korihor, are refuted by Alma. The Zoramites dissent and start their own religion. **Sorry for the delay in releasing this episode and if the quality is a little rough. It was a busy week.
The Sons of Mosiah preach among the Lamanites. Ammon has great success through serving King Lamoni. Aaron and his brethren are imprisoned and set free and teach teach Lamoni's father.
Alma teaches about the Melchizedek Priesthood. He and Amulek are forced to watch innocents murdered and are cast into prison. They are freed by a miracle and continue to preach the word of God and organize the church.
Alma and Amulek join together to wrestle the lawyers of the City of Ammonihah.
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About Come Follow Me with Brother T, Book of Mormon
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Brother Jared Thomas was a Sunday School teacher who started this podcast to magnify his calling while in-person lessons were restricted due to Covid-19. He is now serving as the Ward Mission Leader…
and is also a volunteer Institute instructor. Each week he discussed the "Come Follow Me" chapters of the week to come then went back to the beginning of The Book of Mormon and finished in 2nd Nephi just before where he started in Jacob 1. The podcast is designed to be used as a tool to gain further insight into the doctrine and principles taught in the scriptures. Content from the podcast comes from the scriptures, the words of modern and ancient prophets, and from personal revelation. It is not a substitute for personal scripture study. Comments and discussion are welcome! Please enjoy and share so that we all may be lifted and edified.