Alma 43-52 Part 2 • Dr. David Boren • August 12-18 • Come Follow Me
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Dr. Boren continues to examine the war chapters of Alma and the principles of righteous leadership as well as the evidence of God’s hand in preparing the Book of Mormon for modern-day application and testimony.
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TIMECODE
- 00:00 Part II– Dr. David Boren
- 03:14 Alma 46:21 - The title of liberty and running together
- 08:00 Alma 46 Joseph of Egypt and covenant reminders
- 11:02 Alma 47 - Amalickiah stirs up Lamanites to anger
- 12:44 Alma 47:12-18 - Lehonti was “fixed in his mind”
- 16:24 Don’t come down from your mountain
- 20:53 The Amalickiah’s of today
- 22:19 Alma 28:1-5 - Strengthening weak places
- 25:01 Alma 48:7-17 - Moroni’s characteristics and preparations for war
- 28:20 Alma 48:19 - Helaman and others serve without recognition
- 32:44 Textual analysis of Amalickiah’s 13 words
- 36:31 Alma 48:21-24 - How do Christians go to war?
- 38:40 Alma 49:10-14 - Great leaders make needed changes
- 44:21 Alma 49:26 -Lehi and the people of Morianton
- 45:18 Alma 49:36 - Being hurt by people close to us
- 49:41 Alma 51:2-9 - Contentions and the voice of the people
- 50:45 Alma 51:19-21, 33-34 - End of the king-men and Teancum
- 53:11 Alma 52:1 Amalickiah killed on the first day of the year
- 54:36 The form of the Book of Alma
- 56:44 Alma 52 - Asking for help
- 57:36 Alma 52:19 - Church councils and leadership
- 1:02:57 Inviting the Lord into our councils
- 1:04:42 Dr. Boren’s ideas on leadership and testimony of Jesus Christ and the Book of Mormon
- 1:08:25 End of Part II– Dr. David Boren
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