We’re still at the feet of Jesus but we’re about to race through 300 years of history!
The years covered in these chapters are 34-321 AD
Jesus commands the church to be called in his name.
Nine of the twelve disciples are promised an inheritance in Christ’s kingdom when they die and the other three are given power over death and will remain until Jesus comes again.
The coming forth of the Book of Mormon is a sign of the commencement of the latter-day work.
All of the Nephites and Lamanites are converted to the Lord and dwell in peace for two centuries. Then wickedness begins to creep into the church and after three centuries all of the people have become wicked.
Ammaron, the keeper of the sacred records, is commanded to hide them up unto the Lord.

Nathan Siebach discusses 3 Nephi 27 -4 Nephi and shares his insights into these chapters.

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We are at the crowning event of the Book of Mormon – Jesus’ visit to the Americas!

Jesus miraculously provides the sacrament and teaches of the Abrahamic covenant and the gathering of Israel. He expounds the scriptures to the people, commands them to search the scriptures, and commands them to write the words of Isaiah.

Jesus explains that his messengers will prepare the way for the Second Coming and a marvelous work will take place in the latter days. Israel is commanded to pay tithes and offerings and keep a book of remembrance.

Nathan Siebach and Lara Koontz discuss 3 Nephi 20-26 and share their insights into these chapters.

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We’re at the feet of Jesus in the Promised Land!

The year is 34 AD and Jesus is continuing to teach the Nephites and Lamanites and organizes his church among them in the same fashion he did in Jerusalem.

Jesus Directs the people to ponder his words and pray for understanding then prays for the people who are ministered to by angels. He institutes the sacrament and gives the twelve disciples power to give the Gift of the Holy Ghost.

Nathan Siebach and Camille Johnson discuss 3 Nephi 17-19 and share their insights into these chapters.

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We are at the feet of Jesus! The year is 34 AD and Jesus has been resurrected and is teaching his “other sheep” in the new world.

He calls and commissions the 12 disciples, delivers the Sermon on the Mount, and
speaks the Beatitudes. Jesus teaches the people the Lord’s prayer, commands them to judge not, beware of false prophets, and promises salvation to those who do the will of the Father.

Jesus explains that the law of Moses is fulfilled in Him and that there are other lost
sheep of Israel that he will visit. He explains that in the latter-days the gospel will go forth to the Gentiles and then to the house of Israel and the Lord’s people will see eye to eye when He brings again Zion.

Nathan Siebach and Leah Danielson discuss 3 Nephi 12-16 and share their insights into these chapters.

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We’ve made it to the coming of the Savior! He’s finally arrived to visit the Nephites and Lamanites. The years covered in these chapters are 33-34 AD.

Jesus has been crucified and many storms and natural disasters occur in the New World. Many cities are destroyed by fire, earthquake, water, storms, volcanoes, and lightning.

Darkness covers the earth for three days and the people who remain hear the voice of Christ proclaim the destruction the people, his divinity, the fulfilling of the Law of Moses, and he invites all to come unto him. After some time, the people gather around the temple in Bountiful and are visited by the Savior.

The Father testifies of His Son, Jesus shows the marks from his crucifixion, gives them authority to baptize, and teaches his doctrine.

Nathan and Jed Harrison discuss 3 Nephi 8-11 and share their insights into these chapters.

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Despite many signs and wonders, wickedness increases and a day is set apart to kill the believers if the sign of Christ’s birth does not appear. The sign comes on the very day set aside by the unbelievers.

The Gadianton robbers grow in power and demand the Nephites surrender themselves and their lands. Giddianhi leads the robbers to battle and is slain. His successor, Zemnarihah lays siege to the Nephites and is defeated in battle and hanged on a tree.

The Nephites begin to be proud and murderers conspire to take over the government. The Chief Judge is murdered and Jacob, an anti-Christ, becomes king of a secret combination.

Nephi preaches, is visited by angels, baptizes many and raises his brother Timothy from the dead.

Nathan and Holly Siebach discuss 3 Nephi 1-7 and share their insights into these chapters.

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Samuel the Lamanite has come to Zarahemla to preach to the Nephites. After many days, he is rejected by the people and cast out. The Lord commands him to return and say to the people whatever words enter into his heart. After being forbidden entry into the city, Samuel climbs upon the wall to address the people.

Samuel then identifies the wickedness among the Nephites-their love of riches, pride, malice and persecutions. He calls them to repent and prophesies their destruction if they do not return to the Lord. Samuel prophesies of the Savior’s birth with many signs including a new star in the sky and a day, a night and a day without darkness. He prophesies that at the Savior’s death their will be three days of darkness with many natural disasters which will change the entirety of the land.

Nathan and Emily Siebach discuss Helaman 13-16 and share their insights into these chapters.

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Nephi returns to Zarahemla from his mission to the lands northward after being rejected by the people. He prays upon his tower in the garden and laments for the wickedness of the people. A crowd gathers around Nephi, he condemns their evil ways and the corruption in the government and prophecies that the chief judge has been murdered by his brother; both of whom are members of the Gadianton robbers.

The people find the chief judge murdered and arrest Nephi. By prophecy he reveals the chief judge’s brother as the murderer and is ultimately set free.

The Lord gives Nephi the sealing power and he asks that the war amongst the people and Gadianton robbers be replaced with a famine. After two years of famine the people begin to repent and join the church again.

Pride begins to enter into the hearts of the people, the Gadianton robbers grow steadily in numbers, take refuge in the mountains and wilderness, and defend their lands in several wars with the Nephites.

All of the people...

 Lehi and Nephi covert thousands of Nephites and then go to the land of Nephi to preach to the Lamanites. They are imprisoned for many days, encircled by fire, and 300 of their captors witness this miracle and hear the voice of God. As a result, thousands of Lamanites are converted. The Lamanites become more righteous, eradicate the Gadianton Robbers from their lands and begin to preach to the Nephites.

We'll discuss how pride separates us from the Spirit and strength of the Lord. Sanctification comes from yielding our hearts to God. If we make Jesus Christ our foundation, we cannot fall. Our faith is strengthened by “the greatness of the evidences [we have] received.”

Nathan Siebach discusses Helaman 1-6 and share his insights into these chapters.

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We’re in the middle of a great war between the Nephites and the Lamanites! The period covered in these chapters is 64 BC to 52 BC-12 years!

This week we learned that as we exercise faith and trust in God, He will strengthen us. We can choose to think the best of others and not be offended. We have a responsibility to lift those around us. We should remember the Lord during times of adversity and prosperity.

Nathan Siebach discusses Alma 53-63 and shares his insights into these chapters.

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