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We hope you enjoy this 14-episode series exploring the Book of Revelation! This first episode is an overview of the entire book.



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Ep 232 PODCAST | Revelation Overview, Come Follow Me 2023 (Dec 4-10)

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→ Time Stamps: (00:00) An overview of these chapters.(07:55) How to take “Noah blinders” off. (10:18) Abinadi teaches how Jesus is both the Father and the Son.(16:59) Like Jesus, Alma yields to the will of the Father.(22:32) The priests of Noah try to discredit the prophet Abinadi.(28:20) Abinadi challenges Noah’s right to rule.(36:21) Getting the law written in our hearts instead of just going through the motions.(40:06) More insight into Abinadi’s interpretation of Isaiah 52.(50:22) Alma saw both Noah and Abiniadi for who they really were.



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Ep 268 | Mosiah 11-17, Come Follow Me 2024 (May 13-19)


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→ Time Stamps: (00:00) An overview of these chapters.(05:40) Limhi’s story.(07:10) Remembering past experiences with God invites revelation.(09:09) There remaineth an effectual struggle to be made. Personal change brings deliverance in the Lord’s timing.(13:35) The people of Limhi are not immediately delivered.(16:05) The Lord sent Ammon.(19:02) We all experience different forms of bondage.(21:05) Not everyone has the same journey in Mosiah, but they all make it home. (24:55) Two different reasons for why Abinadi was killed are presented. The historical answer and the spiritual answer can be complicated at times. History is messy.(30:13) Limhi quotes a text we don’t have, perhaps something from the Brass Plates. Limhi reads, “If my people sow filthiness, they shall reap the east wind.”(34:15) The 24 gold plates of the Jaredites are found by Limhi. Prophets can see through dark conspiracies.(36:43) Wisdom is typically personified as a woman.(37:31) Zeniff sees the good in his enemies. A major antidote to pride is to see that other people have good qualities and motives.(40:51) Zeniff is overzealous and makes an arrangement with King Laman who deceives him. Don’t be fooled by “building blindness.”(47:01) The Lord is merciful in our weakness. Zeniff’s son Noah is given charge of the people.(49:37) How the ancients portrayed their enemies helps us understand how the Nephites viewed the Lamanites.(53:28) “Lamanite blindness” is feeling wronged, getting wroth, and then wanting to hurt others. Love and gospel truths are antidotes to blindness.



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Ep 267 | Mosiah 7-10, Come Follow Me 2024 (May 6-12)


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→ Time Stamps: (00:00) We can depend on the greatness of God.(08:47) King Benjamin stresses the importance of our covenant to take upon us the name of Christ.(16:47) Our three fathers. We will be called the children of Christ. (20:30) A new name.(25:25) Following light and truth will eventually lead all seekers to Jesus. There is no other way. The Lord will judge us based on what light and knowledge we have. (31:20) Sometimes sin is the result of seeking something good in the wrong way. One definition of religion is to realign our views with the Lord’s truth.(32:47) Aslan the lion illustrates how there is no other way.



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Ep 266 | Mosiah 4-6, Come Follow Me 2024 (April 29-May 5)


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→ Time Stamps: (00:00) Remembering the greatness of God and showing Him gratitude helps us avoid pride, sin, and pain.(04:08) The setting of King Benjamin’s address was most likely the Fall Festival (Sukkot), a feast outlined in the Pentateuch.(11:10) King Benjamin encourages us to serve one another.(18:34 ) A series of chiastic parallels in Mosiah 2.17-19.(20:20) The pride cycle. (22:43) The parable of the cat by James E. Talmage.(27:57) Jesus suffered so much and yet He had the power to stop it.(32:32) So many people in the world have never heard of Jesus, but He has heard of them.(35:10) The natural man. We can help limit the power of darkness by adding light. (38:32) What comes natural is not always good or desirable. Powerful quotes from Ty Mansfield, M. Scott Peck, John Taylor, N.T. Wright, and C.S. Lewis.



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Ep 265 | Mosiah 1-3, Come Follow Me 2024 (April 22-28)


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→ Time Stamps: (00:00) The stories in Mosiah are not in chronological order. An important theme in the book of Mosiah is Noah blindness. (05:14) Noah blindness confuses us about who our true friends are.(20:36) King Benjamin’s address emphasizes the greatness of God.(25:23) Abinadi’s message is that Jesus will heal us.(27:07) Alma’s message is that God will forgive.(30:16) The whole book of Mosiah is a chiastic text. The apex focuses on Jesus Christ.(31:01) Abindadi teaches how Jesus is both the Father and the Son.(32:52) Jesus is the only way. Trials and suffering are part of the plan.(34:17) Multiple journeys and flashbacks contribute to the complexity of the text of Mosiah. (35:25) Zeniff sees the good in others. Lamanite blindness is explained.(36:05) The adversary stirs us up to anger so he can control us.(38:59) Don’t underestimate the power of your words.(39:24) Peer pressure, change your tactics, and God is mighty to deliver.(40:50) The Hebrew word Mosiah.(48:09) Jesus is the prevention, the cure, and the healing that comes when we seek Him.



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Ep 232 PODCAST | Revelation Overview, Come Follow Me 2023 (Dec 4-10)

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