Ep 293 | Mormon 1-6, Come Follow Me 2024 (October 28-November 3)

[@danielschulz9304]

Thanks 😊 you guys. Everytime I think 🤔 I've learned all I can get out of a chapter/verse. I am humbled by how much more there is. You have helped me learn so much more. God bless you, keep the "meat" coming.

[@sionel2604]

As a Sunday school teacher, I learn so much from your podcasts, especially the chapters that I don’t find too interesting. When I read these chapters, I officially thought it was boring but your insights have helped me go deeper and I have such a more profound appreciation for these chapters. I am noticing more and more that those who I follow for CFM are slowly stepping away from their podcasts. I understand how time consuming this could be and the sacrifices needed to keep podcast like these going, but I am grateful you two are still doing these podcasts. You are blessing me, my class, and many others who follow your podcast. Thank you again!!!

[@kurtiszobell7799]

❤ 7:34 This is beautiful brother and thank you for putting this together.Good.I wish we could all understand this more fully.

[@kenfarmer4938]

I love you guys for your knowledge and the incites. It helps me understand the Scriptures better.

[@dinocollins720]

Mormon has always been one of my personal favorite BoM people. When I feel lonely depressed anxious etc I look to him. Imagine seeing everyone you ever loved die and your people destroyed… and yet remaining hopeful!

[@dinocollins720]

I love Don Bradley’s 116 lost pages book! So good! The Nephite Ark is so cool! Thanks for sharing the insights about Cummorah! Crazy cool!

[@talkingscripture]

Don is a baller. I (Mike) love his stuff.

[@sherelyncureton2898]

I learned so much each week, I thank you for your hard work and dedication to teach this great truth😊☺️

[@kimberlyolsen9416]

I love Mormon! I always weep when I read his book. Thank you for showing the HOPE!

[@EleniFranklin]

We thoroughly enjoy listening to you two. All of your podcasts are very eye opening and inspiring. Loved this one in particular and will definitely listen to it again. Thank you. Brilliant.

[@talkingscripture]

Thanks for the positivity!!!

[@bethjames9091]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and years of study with us. You bring so much to my own study. Thank you.

[@KimberlyBautista-t3x]

this has been a wonderful year studying the book of mormon with you sir. thank you ❤

[@melanieboles3134]

It's been a while since I thanked you for your podcasts. You are amazing. I just love your insights and knowledge and that you take the time to share it in this forum. You are just the best. ❤😊you make my heart happy.

[@talkingscripture]

Thanks for the positivity! Have a super week!

[@dmitrynikiforov1986]

Amazing way to read the Book of Mormon! Thank you very much brethren

[@deborahbaird6]

Thank you for the wonderful lesson today.

[@gjDOnBBQ]

Gents, thanks for the refresher on sorrow & repentance!!

[@kristinearchibald6264]

I just have to give another shout out to your show notes. So much good stuff to get into. Thanks so very much ❤

[@talkingscripture]

You are so welcome! Thanks for using them and for listening to the podcast!!!

[@dinocollins720]

I had to listen multiple times to get all these gems about the parallels between the beginning and end of the BoM and the temple symbolism! So cool!

[@r.t.matila7647]

So uplifted and edified listening to this lesson! Thank you!

[@talkingscripture]

So glad!

[@ShallaeDeMers]

Jesus Christ is my Hero in the Book of Mormon

[@kimberlythomas7510]

Incredible insight! Thank you!

[@talkingscripture]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kenfarmer4938]

I am learning sooo much!!!! thanks Brethren

[@naidakoelliker944]

Awesome!! Than you so much!!

[@talkingscripture]

You are so welcome!

[@parkcityprimarychoosetheright]

Thank you. Great insights.

[@traciwimmer8810]

🙏🏼♥️

[@emanuelyanez5887]

CUMORA AND KUMRAN= those share kind a close fonetical sound and sacred meaning, not to mention the language acuracy or coincidence but in Qumran has being found some sacred metal plates too .. another point of view wth zoom out ..

[@StaceyMacArthur]

Do you have a website with the notes for each video? I would love slides that play while you are teaching just to list where you are reading from (you jump around all over the scriptures), quotes, etc. It’s so hard to follow along-I have to keep rewinding over and over to listen where you jumped to.

[@talkingscripture]

Each episode has links to all kinds of bonus material - notes, sometimes charts, images, etc. go to talkingscripture.org - we have lots of stuff there!

[@garrickandrews7035]

Love the content! I am having a difficult time finding the video you refer to about the Hill Cumorah. I looked in the show note and didn’t see it.

[@talkingscripture]

It is the bottom link called "Mormon 6:6 - VIDEO Save it were these few plates" found on the show notes page here: www.ldsscriptureteachings.org/2024/06/mormon-1-6-podcast-ep-293-show-notes/

[@tgak116]

Is the video you refer to at 50:20 the one titled “Is this Really the Hill Cumorah?”

[@talkingscripture]

I linked it in the show notes

[@melaniealfred187]

That was super interesting. However I can’t access the show notes. It comes up as error.

[@talkingscripture]

It should work. I checked it and it was working.

[@melaniealfred187]

@ thank you. It is today. No idea what happened yesterday. Love your work. It has been very helpful..

[@gschimbeck]

So if i understood correctly The book of mormon is one big chiasmus?

[@livingmombirth4005]

I know some of you say Nephi and Lehi were scribes, but where did they learn it? I would suggest that Zoram was their teacher. Zoram was a critical piece of Leh's family's roll out in the Promised Land, even with a wife prepared for him. I might be wrong, but why were the words of Jeremiah updated in the Brass plates if wicked Laban was in charge? Because he had stewards of the sacred plates, and if the steward, in this case, Zoram,, was a believer he was seeking out and including new revelation. I would think that such a wealthy man as Laban, bearer of these sacred, priestly plates, and prominent among the ruling class, might even have had a family line of stewards overseeing these sacred things, maybe even generations. It was common knowledge that Laban had these plates. They were important to the community. I bet the Lord specifically chose to include Zoram in the establishment of the branch of Joseph because of his righteousness. Why else would he cling to Nephi almost immediately and remain his faithful colleague all of his life? And his specific skills writing, compiling, and understanding the plates etc would have been a valuable to Lehi.