BoM 18—Mosiah 7-9, 17-24

Book of Mormon Travels 1.___________________________________________________________ (Omni 1:27-28; Mosiah 9:1-2) 2._______________________________________________________________ (Omni 1:29, Mosiah 9:3) 3._______________________________________________________________________ (Mosiah 8:7-8) 4._________________________________________________ (Mosiah 18:1-7, 30, 32-35; 23:1-5, 19, 20) 5._______________________________________________________________________ (Mosiah 7:2-3) 6._____________________________________________________________________ (Mosiah 22:3-13) 7.____________________________________________________________________ (Mosiah 24:18-25)

The Two (Nephite) Kingdoms The Nephites & Mulekites (Land of Zarahemla)—Omni 1:12-15 The Nephites who Returned (Land of Lehi-Nephi)—Omni 1:27-30; Mosiah 9:1-4, 6-8 1-Mosiah 2-Benjamin 3-Mosiah 1-Zeniff 2-Noah 3-Limhi

How to tell you’re not mom’s favorite

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Mosiah 7:20-25 What do God’s dealings with the people of Zeniff teach us about His character and His relationship to His children?

Mosiah 17:15, 18-20; 19:20 What do God’s dealings with these people in the Book of Mormon teach us about His character and His relationship to His children?

Mosiah 20:3-7 What do God’s dealings with these people in the Book of Mormon teach us about His character and His relationship to His children?

Mosiah 21:6-17 What do God’s dealings with these people in the Book of Mormon teach us about His character and His relationship to His children?

Mosiah 21:25-27 What do God’s dealings with these people in the Book of Mormon teach us about His character and His relationship to His children?

Mosiah 23:30-39; 24:8-9 What do God’s dealings with these people in the Book of Mormon teach us about His character and His relationship to His children?

Mosiah 24:8-15, 19, 25 What do God’s dealings with these people in the Book of Mormon teach us about His character and His relationship to His children?

The Principle that Alma and His People Evidently Understood Elder Wirthlin's "Come what may and love it"

What is a seer? Mosiah 8:6-18 "A seer is one who sees with spiritual eyes. He perceives the meaning of that which seems obscure to others; therefore he is an interpreter and clarifier of eternal truth. He foresees the future from the past and the present. This he does by the power of the Lord operating through him directly, or indirectly with the aid of divine instruments such as the Urim and Thummim.

What is a seer? Mosiah 8:6-18 “In short, he is one who sees, who walks in the Lord's light with open eyes" (John A. Widtsoe, Evidences and Reconciliations, arr. G. Homer Durham, 3 vols. in 1 [1960], 258).