Hello my friends, my friends, welcome to another episode of follow him.

My name's Hank Smith, I'm your host, I'm here with my steadfast and immovable, co-host,, by the way, and our guest, Dr. Nate Williams.

John, we are in Mosiah 29, and then we're jumping to the big book of Alma.

I know you love the Book of Mormon as much as I do.

Mosiah 29 through Alma 4, what jumps out at you?

I think one of the things that's really interesting here is a change of the

form of government going from a king we've had some really wonderful kings we've had

some really bad kings when king m Mosiah has this problem of all his sons wanting to go on missions,

he has to come up with a new system.

What's always fascinated me is he talks about accountability,

being with the people with this new form of

government. And so I'm looking forward to talking about that, going from a system

of kings to a system of judges. Excellent.

I love it.

Like I mentioned before, John, we have Dr. Nate Williams with us.

Nate, what are we looking forward to today?

Where are you going to take us? You know that's a great question and I've been

thinking about that and I thought who wouldn't be interested in talking about

political reform, anti-christ, civil war, and a little bit of the failings of the church.

Though those subjects in some ways are incredibly interesting, I think we're going to find today is that they

can also be incredibly edifying to delve into some of these passages of the Book of Mormon

and find things that can still give people hope and still give people some very interesting

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