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talking scripture. I'm Mike and I'm Bryce and today we're going to talk about

let's see,

Jacob, Enis, Gerum,

Amnai, Words of Mormon, Enis, oh, Enis is good, we're doing this,

Enis, Jerim, the little, the skinny books.

Yeah. The final books on the small plates of Nephi so let's jump into

Enus okay I like this book as Enus he seems like like a regular dude.

He's just going out and the words of his father sink deep in his heart.

I like this as a father to say that what I say matters.

Your kids may or may not roll their eyes when you're talking,

but it sinks deep in their heart.

They'll remember at times that really matter the words that you speak.

And I also like this as a sign or a way to look at how Enus first seeks for his own soul and then as he receives a witness

he seeks for the welfare of his brothers in verse nine and then after he receives a witness that they're going to be okay he

pleads for even his enemies and so it's like it's grace in motion he receives

grace and he's like but I want you to give grace to these people and of course God says he will.

So I really like this. I like to when I teach I draw concentric circles and the first circle is how am I doing?

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