After King Mosiah began to reign in the land of Zarahemla, he sent a group of men, led by Ammon, to find the land of Nephi and the group of people who had ventured off years before. Listen to hear what they discovered!

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The rest of King Benjamin’s address to the people of Zarahemla! They covenanted with God to keep His commandments and were filled with His spirit in return.

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This is the continuation of King Benjamin’s teachings to the people of Zarahemla from his tall tower by the temple—mostly his recounting of the words an angel spoke to him one night. Featuring “Old McDonald” :)

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The first part of King Benjamin’s address to the people of Zarahemla on the tower outside the temple.

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Nephi’s small plates continued to be passed down from generation to generation until they landed in the hands of King Benjamin, whose dad, King Mosiah, fled out of the land of Nephi to the land of Zarahemla. Listen for the details!

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This is the story of Enos’s wrestle in prayer and the relationship between the Lamanites and the Nephites during Enos’s and Jaron’s lifetimes.

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Jacob shares about Sherem’s attempts to lead people away from Christ, his confrontation with Jacob, and his resulting confession and death.

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Jacob shares the prophet Zenos’s allegory of the olive tree.

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The story of Nephi passing the records onto Jacob and of Jacob’s warnings to the Nephites about their pride and sin.

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Nephi’s last words about Christ’s doctrine and The Book of Mormon.

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