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<p>Our weekly program offers inspirations and insights into the Book of Mormon, focusing each week on the chapters covered each week in the Come Follow Me curriculum. We draw upon our years of experience in studying and applying the teachings and doctrines of the Book of Mormon. In each show, we sit and exchange new ideas about Jesus Christ in the Book of Mormon. We approach each text from many angles, by study and also by faith, in order to enrich testimonies and enhance wisdom, based on this remarkable text. We enjoy illuminating the doctrines, personalities, histories, words, phrases, and miracles found on every page of this divinely produced volume of scripture.</p>
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Book of Mormon Matters with Lynne and Jack

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<li>John (Jack) W. Welch and Lynne Hilton Wilson engage in a comprehensive conversation about the Book of Mormon's introduction, title page, and translation process.</li>
<li>Discussion includes the significance of the Book of Mormon, translation details, historical context, and Moroni's visits to Joseph Smith.</li>
<li>They explore the role of Emma Smith, the loss of the 116 pages, and the contributions of Oliver Cowdery to the translation process.</li>
<li>The poetic structure and purpose of the title page are analyzed, along with the concept of the spirit of prophecy and revelation.</li>
<li>Mary Whitmer's experience with Moroni and her role as an early witness to the Book of Mormon plates is recounted.</li>
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SUMMARY
John (Jack) W. Welch and Lynne Hilton Wilson engage in a comprehensive conversation about the Book of Mormon's introduction, title page, and translation process.
Discussion includes the significance of the Book of Mormon, translation details, historical context, and Moroni's visits to Joseph Smith.
They explore the role of Emma Smith, the loss of the 116 pages, and the contributions of Oliver Cowdery to the translation process.
The poetic structure and purpose of the title page are analyzed, along with the concept of the spirit of prophecy and revelation.
Mary Whitmer's experience with Moroni and her role as an early witness to the Book of Mormon plates is recounted.


Book of Mormon Matters with John W. Welch and Lynne Hilton Wilson: Introductory Pages, Jan 1-7

Introductory Pages: Book of Mormon Matters with John W. Welch and Lynne Hilton Wilson

Join Lynne Hilton Wilson and John W. Welch (Jack) as they discuss Come, Follow Me for the Book of Mormon.<br><br>See John W. Welch Notes, Charts, and more, here:<br>https://archive.bookofmormoncentral.org/content/book-mormon-matters-john-w-welch-and-lynne-hilton-wilson-introductory-pages-jan-1-7