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The crux of Mosiah 29 through Alma 4 is the subtle but persistent message of truth: Inequality leads to iniquity and iniquity leads to inequality. Iniquity is inequality. Inequality is iniquity. When we delve into the origin of the words …
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Alma the Elder exercised incredible faith to trust the words of Abinadi. Because he did, God delivered a series of beatitudes to Alma the Elder, culminating in the promise of eternal life (see Mosiah 26:20). We can all be like Alma the …
The consequence of Abinadi’s bold declaration of Jesus Christ pricked one heart. Just one heart. If Abinadi chose to measure his life by the number of people who carefully listened to his divine message, he would erroneously conclude that he was …
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Many have wondered why Abinadi preached in a disguise. More baffling is why he showed up in a disguise and then immediately declared who he was. “And it came to pass that after the space of two years that Abinadi came among them in disguise, that …
God’s covenants dominate Mosiah 11-17. For starters, we have in King Noah failed covenantal kingship. God revealed in the law of Moses what He expects from covenantal leaders in Deuteronomy 17:14-20. I interpret these passages as a set of God …
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Preparing to serve a mission doesn’t start in the MTC. Missionaries and their parents have an increasing need to prepare missionaries while they are young. With this new book, Preparing Tomorrow’s Missionaries Today, parents have a new tool to help …
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