Alma 17-22. Scripture Insights

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This program is intended to be used as supplemental resources for for the Come, Follow Me Program by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and in support of Scripture Central and Book of Mormon Central learning resources, and Taylor and Tyler Come Follow Me scripture resources.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:49 - Principles of Missionary Preparation
06:40 - Ammon Becomes King Lamoni's Servant
09:20 - King Lamoni's Conversion and Ammon's Influence
21:12 - Abish's Role and the Conversion of Lamoni's People
27:29 - Aaron's Missionary Efforts and Challenges
37:04 - The King of All Lamanites' Conversion
60:02 - Mormon's Commentary on Nephite Defenses

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3 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 37

@sandraneale128 2 дня назад

So grateful for your insights. So much comes ‘alive’ from them. God bless you all.

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 2 дня назад

Thank you!

@betsy6482 9 дней назад

Thank you for the spiritual awakening every week ❤

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 7 дней назад

thanks for spending time with us :)

@novawarren5089 16 дней назад

Good morning Thank you both. Very many things covered. ❤❤❤ 0:53

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 16 дней назад

Our pleasure!

@cindyparkus3294 12 дней назад

Every of your lessons give me so much knowledge as well as inspiration. I'm super grateful to you!!😊

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 9 дней назад

You are so welcome!

@sheisleeaddams 16 дней назад

Thank you for another amazing lesson ❤

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 16 дней назад

You are so welcome!

@sarapawsonherrington2595 14 часов назад

Truly you give such richness by explaining the meanings of the words! A powerful testimony also is there, since Joseph Smith could have not known in any way shape or form of his own knowledge, those meanings!

@dianneatkins2552 9 дней назад

Thanks once again for another amazing lesson, it help me with my teaching. 🇹🇹

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 9 дней назад

You are welcome!

@RyanMercer 16 дней назад

☺ 👍 👍

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 16 дней назад

Thanks for the support, Ryan!

@vickirush5183 3 дня назад

I've read the Book of Mormon more than 20 times and still you teach me so many things that I never noticed! I especially like learning how the names of people and places are actually part of the lesson and the history. Thank You!

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 3 дня назад

The Book of Mormon is inexhaustible in terms of what we can learn from it!

@dinocollins720 9 дней назад

Sounds like Ishmael’s )Nephi’s father-in-law) name is significant for his story as well. “God hears” or “he who hears God.” He was righteous and likely plead to God for his family and so God send Nephi/bros to save them. Also, when Nephi/bros told Ishmael God had sent him he listened to God and followed them into the wilderness.

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 9 дней назад

yes! Excellent insight!

@stevenicoll7069 10 дней назад

Book of Mormon= Book of God's Love endures forever. I had always been taught that Mormon means 'More Good. Can someone reconcile both of those and do they mean the same.

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 9 дней назад

Great question. Best scholarship on this, by BYU-Hawaii professor Matt Bowen, investigates the Egyptian meaning of the word. journal.interpreterfoundation.org/most-desirable-above-all-things-onomastic-play-on-mary-and-mormon-in-the-book-of-mormon/. also see: onoma.lib.byu.edu/index.php/MORMON

@dinocollins720 11 дней назад

Is there a good resource to find the meanings of these names Ammon, Aaron, Omni, Lamoni, Abish, Ishmael, Sidon, etc? I’ve looked up a lot of this but I thought maybe you have done more research on it Taylor since you know so much about it. Learning about these Semitic names has become my favorite thing 😂. “The name is the lesson!!!” I wish I knew Hebrew, Aramaic, Egyptian, Greek, etc. and could speak all the languages you do haha 😂

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 9 дней назад

Yes! onoma.lib.byu.edu/index.php?title=Main_Page

@dinocollins720 9 дней назад

@@ScriptureInsightsLearning thank you!!!!

@stevenicoll7069 10 дней назад

because King Lamoni's Father wanted to kill Ammon, only to have Ammon and King Lamoni to meet King Lamoni's Father on their way to Middoni (Alma 20: 2, 8-14)

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 9 дней назад

Right! Hopefully my response earlier helps a bit.

@venusreyes3061 16 дней назад

Fourteen years as a missionary?! Oh so long.. but wait I'm thinking here we as members of lds church serving like a Missionaries that's why we need to endure until the end.

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 16 дней назад

Great reminder!

@dinocollins720 11 дней назад

Is it likely that King Lamoni’s father was the king that fought with Alma in chapter 2? Also if so he gets beat down by a lot of Nephites 😂

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 9 дней назад

ha ha! possible. Some people don't learn quickly :)

@dinocollins720 9 дней назад

@@ScriptureInsightsLearning lol you clearly have the gift of tongues

@stevenicoll7069 10 дней назад

If it was going to happen, why not just go to the land of Nephi anyway? Any thoughts.

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 9 дней назад

Hopefully my earlier reply provides some perspective.

@stevenicoll7069 10 дней назад

Any thoughts to enlighten: Why did the Lord tell Ammon not to go to the Land of Nephi (Alma 20:2)

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 9 дней назад

Good question. The text doesn't give the entire answer. It does seem that God wanted Ammon and Lamoni to deliver the other Nephite missionaries from prison. Perhaps had they gone to Nephi they would have been further delayed. And since Ammon met the king's father on the road, where perhaps the king may not have had as many body guards and servants, Ammon was able to physically prevail over the king, which may have been more difficult if he was at the kings court surrounded by many of the king's trusted servants...Ammon may have been put into a situation of killing the king's servants in order to defend himself, which would not have endeared himself to the king. Those are my speculations.

@ScriptureInsightsLearning 9 дней назад

Thanks for asking. Hopefully my response earlier helps a bit.