Alma 23-29 Part 1 • Prof. Lori Denning • July 8-14 • Come Follow Me
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Can people change? Professor Lori Denning brings to life the story of the Anti-Nephi-Lehis through understanding the power of poetry, covenant, and conversion to the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Timecodes
- 00:00 Part I - Professor Lori Denning
- 00:46 Background to the chapters
- 03:34 Bio of Professor Denning
- 04:28 Come, Follow Me Manual
- 05:46 Professor Denning shares a story about volleyball
- 08:39 Can people change?
- 10:23 Mormon’s teaching moments
- 12:53 Power of stories on the human brain
- 16:54 Alma 23 - Literary techniques
- 18:49 Alma 23:1-2 - Resumptive repetition
- 23:15 Powerful first words and difficult missions
- 27:04 Alma 23:3 - King converted through love and a literary motif
- 32:47 Gathering Israel
- 35:21 Alma 23:6-7 - Never fell away after conversion
- 40:47 Professor Denning shares a personal story of a new ward
- 43:25 Alma 23:13, 25 - Laid down weapons
- 45:44 Abraham Lincoln story
- 49:20 Alma 24:7-16 - a speech and a new identity
- 52:18 A name change
- 56:33 Nicknames
- 58:02 Alma 24:16-18 -Burying swords
- 1:00:25 Professor Denning shares a story about using her powers for evil
- 1:06:15 Living in contention
- 1:09:00 - End of Part 1 - Professor Lori Denning
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