Alma 30-31: Book of Mormon Matters with John W. Welch and Lynne Hilton Wilson
Book of Mormon Matters with Lynne and Jack | Episode 30 | 44 min
Summary
- The discussion centers on the placement of Korihor's story between the missionary experiences of the sons of Mosiah and Alma's mission to the Zoramites.
- Korihor is described as a smart, outsider who challenges the beliefs of the Nephites and preaches against the existence of God and the coming of Christ.
- The hosts explore the possibility of the events taking place during a Jubilee year, connecting it to the themes of liberation and release prevalent during such a time.
- They analyze Korihor's arguments as reflective of various philosophical stances like empiricism, skepticism, and naturalism, and discuss how his story is an example for modern-day challenges to faith.
- The episode concludes with Alma's prayer and spiritual preparation before his mission to the Zoramites, highlighting the power of faith and prayer.