Mosiah 11-17 - part 1

Unshaken Saints

Jared Halverson

Religion & Spirituality, Education

5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2020

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

A verse-by-verse study of Mosiah 11-17, which recounts the wickedness of King Noah and the message and martyrdom of Abinadi. In this lesson we examine the second generation of Hansen's Law, King Benjamin and King Noah as literary foils, categories of wickedness, willful ignorance of God and His prophets, the difference between the moral law and the ceremonial law, and two opposing ways to narrow the gap between belief and behavior. Part 1 of a 2-part series to accompany your weekly Come Follow Me study of the Book of Mormon. Disclaimer: The content of these podcasts is the sole responsibility of their creator and does not reflect the official position of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or the Church Educational System.

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0:00.0	Hello scriptorians. I'm so glad you're back. I'm Jared Halverson and any
0:07.7	chance I get to spend time in the scriptures with you is a blessing. So thank you so
0:12.1	much for tuning in. Last week we talked about
0:14.4	the book of Messiah being kind of tricky because there's two different places,
0:18.3	Land of Zary Hamla, Land of Nephi, three different generations in both places.
0:24.0	King Josai the first, King Benjamin, King Josai the second, all in Zarahemla.
0:29.0	Zenif, Noah, Limhi, all in the land of Nephi.
0:34.4	Last week we met Limhi and then flashed back to Zenith.
0:38.2	Today we get to spend our time with the most famous of the three generations
0:42.0	in the land of Nephi, King Noah.
0:44.5	And even better, we get to spend it with the binadai.
0:47.0	These are some of the best chapters in the Book of Mormon.
0:48.9	In fact, once you get into a binadai's words, the pages start falling out of my scriptures. I've already had my scriptures
0:55.0	rebound but these ones just won't seem to they're so powerful they just burst
0:59.0	forth and I hope that they'll burst forth with some meaning for us today.
1:03.0	When we talked about the three generations,
1:07.0	they're not perfectly parallel
1:08.5	and as far as time is concerned,
1:10.5	but to see them as foils for each other is fascinating.
1:13.8	And the best foil is this second generation.
1:17.1	To compare King Noah with King Benjamin, there are so many comparing contrast opportunities
1:22.3	between these two.
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