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

Mosiah 11 through 17. There's a lot in here.

If you're looking for milk, this is not the podcast to listen to.

This is as meaty as the Book of Mormon is going to get.

This is heavy, wonderful doctrine and yet relevant insights into each one of our lives.

And Mike and I are super excited to jump into it.

Bryce why don't you take us through maybe a brief overview of what's happening here?

We are not going to go chronologically through each one of these chapters.

We're going to talk big picture and then

dive into some cool stuff that maybe you wouldn't get in another podcast.

So let's take us back to where we've been. Mike and I have done several

podcasts on the Book of Mosiah. We did an overview of Mosiah and I'm I don't want to be

repetitive for those of you who listen to that but those who have not I want to give

you at least a little bit of information as to what we're going to dive in today

at the heart and soul of the book of Mosiah

is this concept of being Noah Blind. Now I remind you that Savior taught several

parables in his lifetime. He taught the parable of the sower, that was a big one, and then he followed

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