Hello, welcome back to Scripture Central. I'm Lynn Hilton Wilson.

I'm Jack Welch, and we are excited to be here today to talk about Abinadai.

We are so happy to have Zenith's record to include Abinadai.

And it was written, of course, by Alma.

Later, we don't get that this week, but that's how we have this record.

But it's part of the Zenith account of these plates, and we're in Mosaic chapter 11 through 17 this week.

And we've lost the good King Zenith, and we have his very wicked king's son, known as our wine bribber.

And multiplying wives and concubines.

That's verse two. He has a lot of sins, and that's up there at the top.

And, you know, Abinidae is aware of what's going on, and he wants to call the king to repentance,

and you'd think the king would just recognize that,

that he's breaking the law.

And, you know, it's kind of funny

because they accuse him of Abinidae

of talking about Christ instead of keeping the law,

but how much in violation of the law were they?

Yeah.

Sometimes, you know, we're quicker to accuse people of things that we are also doing wrong.

Yeah.

You know, we talk about Noah, and there is a paragraph in Deuteronomy chapter 17 that we mentioned

when we were talking about King Benjamin's speech.

Is that the law, is that the chapter on the king?

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