When the son of man cometh shall he find faith on the earth.

Lord I believe help thou mine unbelief.

May our testimonies my unbelief.

May our testimonies be as deep and strong as that of Jacob, when confronted by one who sought to destroy his faith declared,

I could not be shaken. The Hello everybody I'm I'm Jared Halverson. This is Unshaken and welcome back to the war.

I hope that last week's discussion proved the relevance of these war chapters.

We spend our time with the bad guys and the good guys.

Captain Moroni's preparations and fortifications,

the opposition of people like Zarahemeh and Malachiah, Maureanton, the kingmen.

In fact, it really hit me last week as I was video editing that those three major problems that we talked about,

whether it was the apostasy and open opposition of people like Zarahena or Malachiah, the abandonment of the cause in

Moriantin's case, or the apathy that we see in the Kingmen, that each of those three challenges

requires a different approach from us.

When someone we know and love is struggling with apathy or whether we're struggling with

it ourselves, what do we do?

Like Captain Muronai did with the title of liberty, we remind them of the importance of the cause.

If abandonment is the issue and someone is leaving the church, what's our best approach?

Like Captain Murrone did with the people of Morreantin, we do our very best to head them off before they get too far and fully join the enemy.

It's a lot like Ammon with a scattered sheep of King Lamoni.

Go in haste, find them before they've wandered too far and then

gather them back to the place of living water. And for those most strongly

opposed to what they once accepted, those who seem to be inching towards Zarehemna or Amalakaya like opposition.

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