Book Of Mormon Lesson 23: Alma 8-12
“More Than One Witness” Alma’s Labors in Melek 8:1 “..many things which cannot be written..” Grant Hardy calls this editorial interruption an “omission” 8:1, 4 “..order of the Church…holy order of God..”...
Book Of Mormon Lesson 21: Alma 5 – 7
“Have Ye Received His Image in Your Countenances?” Alma 5 – 7 Alma chapter 5 contains over 40 questions. What impact does Alma2 have as a teacher by asking so many rhetorical questions? Alma2’s Sermon at Zarahemla: Alma chapter 5 In this...
Book Of Mormon Lesson 21: Mosiah 29; Alma 1-4
“ALMA….DID JUDGE RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENTS” Mosiah 29:1-36 Mosiah2 writes against Kingship 29:5-33 What would be the purpose of Mormon inserting a primary document at this point? Is it because of this line? “And if the time comes that the...
Book Of Mormon Lesson 20: Mosiah 25-28; Alma 36
BOOK OF MORMON LESSON 20: MOSIAH 25-28; ALMA 36 Reunion at Zarahemla 25:1 At this point, three separate narratives have come together: the people of Mosiah2, people of Limhi, and the people of Alma 25:2 The Number of Nephites was greatly reduced in Omni 1:5 25:5,...
BOOK OF MORMON LESSON 19: MOSIAH 18-24
MOSIAH 18-24 “None Could Deliver Them but the Lord” With Mosiah 18, the Book of Mormon gets very complicated with its narratives. In Mosiah 7, we leave the story of King Mosiah2 and his people in Zarahemla and begin the story of Ammon who leads an...LGBTQ Mormon Crisis
Two Printable handout for bishops and stake presidents that talks empirically about LGBTQ suicides:
The LGBTQ Mormon Crisis: Responding to the Empirical Research on Suicide
Youth Suicide Rates and Mormon Religious Context: An Additional Empirical Analysis
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