The "Little Joseph" and the "Oh Wretched Man That I Am" chapters.  Two chapters that are remembered for their  powerful prophecies and gritty content. We read Lehi's last words to his family and his little Joseph. Chapter three is hard to read out loud because of the emotion that it is written with. As Nephi stated, "...upon these (plates), I write the things of my soul". 

Lehi's last words to his sons. The opposition in all things is discussed as well as man's free will and opportunity to have joy. Bible references interspersed add great cross references to your studies and clearer understanding of the topics. At the time of this recording I had four boys, we shall see if the last comment will still be applicable  in September.

Chapter 6 is Isaiah 48-49, Chapter 7 is Nephi explaining Isaiah to his brothers (and us). Many great verses to highlight in chapter 7. Basically, disregard everything you've read about how scary the Book of Revalation is because Nephi tells us not to worry or fear. Unless, you belong to a Church that is set up to become popular in the eyes of the world, then you should worry.  

The namesake, Chapter 5 verse 122, Laman and Lemuel get shocked with lightning by Nephi superhero style, listening to and feeling the still small voice, and other highlightable (is that a word?) verses from chapter 5.

A short chapter with few comments that are aimed more at individual verses for study;  as opposed to a reflection on the chapter, which flows through a concise and easy to understand narrative requiring little interjection.

Whew! A long chapter which includes many highlighted verses. My comments include references to a few Bible verses and the definition of the word "diligently".

Why were there two different plates of Nephi? A large and small? You can decide for yourself. My comments include a reference from our outline history regarding the lost 116 pages.  

Podcast includes audio of the Book of Mormon 1990 Independence Edition followed by commentary.