God’s people have often had to relocate to avoid oppression and destruction, and the Saints westward trek is reminiscent of past exoduses. Read how the journey of Lehi and his family finds interesting parallels to the Saints exodus to the West. Read at bit.ly/know357

There are several ways to define what a "trial" is. Several of these definitions are present in the Book of Mormon. Moroni may have thematically referenced "trials by fire" when recounting stories dealing with literal or metaphorical burning. And his multiple references to legal trials and imprisonment offer powerful examples. Learn how these accounts may provide us with essential opportunities for spiritual growth.

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To celebrate the discovery of chiasmus fifty years ago, we are presenting 10 of the most interesting chiasms in the Book of Mormon. Some are impressive for their display of artistry and creativity, others are important for the doctrinal truths they help teach, clarify, or emphasize, while yet others are significant because of ancient connections. Seven chiasms were presented over the last two weeks, and now we present the final three. bit.ly/know355

Latter-day Saints throughout the world can and should appreciate the impact the Book of Mormon had on Brigham Young—and, in turn, the impact he had on the spread of that book throughout the world. Read Brigham Youngs story and influence at bit.ly/know354

In the early, still-dark hours of the morning, August 16, 1967, the young missionary John W. Welch awoke with one thought ringing in his head: “If [chiasmus] is evidence of Hebrew style in the Bible, it must be evidence of Hebrew style in the Book of Mormon.” So he got out of bed and picked up his copy of the German Book of Mormon, wondering: If it is here, where?

To celebrate the discovery of chiasmus fifty years ago, we are presenting 10 of the most interesting chiasms in the Book of Mormon. Some are impressive for their display of artistry and creativity, others are important for the doctrinal truths they help teach, clarify, or emphasize, while yet others are significant because of ancient connections. Three chiasms were presented last week, and now we present four more. Read at bit.ly/know352

The Book of Mormon contains many accounts of tragic suffering and martyrdom. Abinadi was tortured by fire. Over a thousand Anti-Nephi-Lehies were killed by the sword when they refused to fight back. And Alma and Amulek had to witness women and children being cast into a fire. The Book of Mormon helps us understand why God allows such terrible things happen. Read at bit.ly/know351

Understanding Ether 12:27 can help all of us know how to access God’s help and allow Christ’s grace to support us through our difficulties in life. One helpful insight is to notice how the Lord uses the word "weakness" and not "weaknesses." Learn how the Book of Mormon teaches us about the Lords grace. Read at at bit.ly/know350

To celebrate the discovery of chiasmus fifty years ago, we will present 10 of the most interesting chiasms in the Book of Mormon. Some are impressive for their display of artistry and creativity, others are important for the doctrinal truths they help teach, clarify, or emphasize, while yet others are significant because of ancient connections. Read these chiasms at bit.ly/know349

The doctrine of sealing by the power of the preisthood is not a modern concept. It has deep roots in ancient Bible and Book of Mormon scriptures. This includes the account of Elijah found in the Bible, who sealed the heavens with priesthood keys. It is important for modern readers to recognize the influence of this Old Testament story on the Book of Mormon narrative. Read at bit.ly/know348