Mosiah 11: King Noah, Abinadi, and the Cost of Pride
King Noah taxes his people heavily and builds monuments to his pride, but Abinadi arrives to warn that bondage is coming.
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King Noah taxes his people heavily and builds monuments to his pride, but Abinadi arrives to warn that bondage is coming.
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Zeniff defends his people against the Lamanites in a battle that contrasts the strength of men with the strength of the Lord.
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Paul urges forgiveness for the repentant offender and describes believers as a sweet savor of Christ.
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Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon see the celestial, terrestrial, and telestial kingdoms in a vision that expands the LDS understanding of the afterlife.
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The altar of acacia and bronze, the linen court, and the single gate teach us about sacrifice, boundaries, and approaching God.
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D&C 77 breaks down the symbols of Revelation into a clear timeline. The sea of glass, the seven seals, and the 144,000 explained.
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Paul calls the Corinthians carnal for their divisions, then builds a case for Christ as the only foundation and believers as the temple of God.
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Paul commands the church to remove an immoral member and explains why tolerated sin spreads through the whole community.
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Abinadi recites the Ten Commandments and teaches that the law leads us to Christ, but salvation comes through the Atonement, not the law alone.
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The Lord commands the establishment of a united order for the temporal management of the Church.
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