Good evening, everyone, and welcome to Mormon Sunday School with Radio Free Mormon, where you're going to learn more than you'll ever hear in regular Sunday school.

This is the second episode in this series, and this year, we're in the Come Follow Me Manual, lesson two regarding the Book of Mormon.

Let me show you the opening slide that I have.

It says Mormon Sunday School with Radio Free Mormon.

There's a nice star up there in the upper left-hand corner.

There's a two in that star, and that two signifies that this is the second lesson.

For this year, it's to come follow me manual as it

says they are in the bottom right of the screen book of mormon the material to be covered is first nefi

chapters one through five lesson number two covering january eighth through 15th of 2000 and 24

all right so let's get into tonight's lesson. I'm excited to get into the

Book of Mormon once again. It's been a while. I have read at 20, probably more than 30 times,

although the last time I read it through has been a while ago. So this is going to be a great

refresher and a lot of fun for me. I hope it's a lot of fun for you. So the lesson manual itself

ends up giving what I think may be the oxymoron of the year. And if this holds, that would be

amazing to hit oxymoron of the year when you're still in January and you're only on lesson two.

We'll see if this remains the oxymoron

of the year in the manual. This is the actual language from the manual as opposed to the book

of Mormon itself. As you probably know, definition of an oxymoron is a figure of speech in which

apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction. And this is what I'm talking about and

referring to in the Come Follow Me

Manual for lesson number two. It leads into it as follows. As you read First Nephi three

through four, once again, this is quoting from the manual, look for the variety of difficulties

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