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🗓️ 4 July 2020
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July 6-12
It is surprising that an idea can at once be so popular, attracting people to give it passionate devotion, and at the same time be completely false. Why are people so often crazy enough to jump on a trend that is destructive or just plain foolish against their own best interests? Again and again, the Book of Mormon presents us smooth talking, powerful, intellectuals whose words corrupt the nation. Every one of them grabbed power and the hearts of many people, reminding us that there is nothing more dangerous than a lie preached with power.
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0:00.0 | You're not going to be here. It is surprising that an idea can at once be so popular attracting people to give it passionate devotion and at the same time be completely false. |
0:27.0 | Why are people so often crazy enough to jump on a trend that is destructive or just plain foolish against their own best interests. |
0:36.2 | Again and again, the Book of Mormon presents us smooth-talking, powerful intellectuals whose words corrupt the nation. |
0:45.0 | There's Sherram, who had a perfect knowledge of the language of the people and could |
0:49.8 | flatter them to turn from their faith. There is Alma, before he repented, who represented |
0:55.5 | the rebellion of youth against the teachings of their parents. There is Nihor, who taught them |
1:00.7 | that all could be saved without a savior. |
1:03.0 | There is Amlesai who wanted power and lied to attain it. |
1:07.5 | There is Gadiantin, whose criminal ambitions were masked by intellectual respectability. |
1:13.7 | And then there's Corohor, who we will talk about today. |
1:17.9 | Every one of them grabbed power and the hearts of many people, reminding us there's nothing more dangerous than a lie preached with |
1:26.2 | power. Welcome friends we are Scott and Maureen Proctor and this is Meridian |
1:31.9 | magazine's Come Follow Me Podcast, where this week we are studying |
1:36.5 | Alma Chapter 30 and 31 titled The Virtue of the Word of God. We love to study with you and remind you that you can find |
1:46.1 | the transcripts of these podcasts at Latter-day St. Mag.com forward slash podcast. We also invite you to buy my new e-book 11 things you probably didn't know about |
1:57.5 | the Book of Mormon. Why would you care to find out 11 things you probably |
2:01.8 | didn't know about the Book of Mormon, because you come to see that this book is full of layers of richness that open your mind to new power in your study. |
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