Mosiah 18–24: Book of Mormon Matters with John W. Welch and Lynne Hilton Wilson
Book of Mormon Matters with Lynne and Jack | Episode 22 | 50 min
Summary
- The discussion begins with the circumstances surrounding Alma and the colony outside of Zarahemla, who are in a state of high drama due to King Noah's wickedness.
- Attention is given to Alma's teachings at the Waters of Mormon, the formation of the Church, and the process and symbolism of baptism.
- Focus shifts to the wicked priests' actions, including the abduction of the Lamanite daughters, and the resulting conflict.
- Alma's rejection of kingship in favor of a religious leadership model based on priesthood and teaching is emphasized.
- The narrative explores the burdens placed on Alma's people by Amulon and his followers, and how the Lord eases their burdens.