You're not going to be here. You may get to the so-called war chapters in the Book of Mormon and wonder why Mormon

bothered to include so many of them. Yet he was a prophet who'd seen our day, and

if ever there were chapters as fresh and relevant as today's news headlines, here they are. They are filled with the best heroes like Moroni, who hoist

the title of liberty and the darkest villains like a Malachiah, who prosper by deceit and

betrayal, and underscoring it all is an existential question.

What is the price of freedom?

Hello, our dear friends, we are Scott and Maureen Proctor and welcome to Meridian magazine's

Come Follow Me Podcast where today we look at Alma chapters 43 to 52 with a lesson called

Stand Fast in the Faith of Christ.

If you haven't had a chance yet to purchase my book,

11 things you probably didn't know about the Book of Mormon,

you should do it.

You know the story that we've told before.

One time Maureen was writing a series of films on the Book of Mormon

and had some cultural questions about the time period.

She thought the best person to ask was Hugh Nibley, but when she tried to get an appointment, he said he was too busy, but she could follow him around campus and ask her questions. She went with a long list of questions but to

everyone he just gave the same answer. It's in there. It's in there. No matter what

she asks or how complex the question he said, it's in there.

To those of you who know the old spaghetti sauce ad for Prago, the theme was, it's in there. That's what we've truly discovered about the Book of Mormon.

Things and ideas are layered in this book that you would never suppose.

So buy my book for just $6.99, 11 things you probably didn't know about the Book of

Mormon and you'll find out some of them. You can download it immediately at Latter-day

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