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Scripture Stories. Alma the Younger Repents. Illustrations by Apryl Stott. Read about this story in Mosiah 27. Image. Alma talking with people. Alma was the prophet’s son. He was named for his father, but he didn’t believe what his father taught. He told people that the Church wasn’t true. Article to go with previous activity for Alma 41 – The story on pages 32–33 shows that choosing the right and enduring well help us find happiness, even when our problems are not immediately solved. Article – Jesus Loves Me – A simple telling about Jesus and His place in Heavenly Father’s plan. Activity – I Know God’s Plan Alma teaches the poor whose afflictions had humbled them—Faith is a hope in that which is not seen which is true—Alma testifies that angels minister to men, In Alma’s teachings of Christ, his use of chiasmus makes it clear that Christ’s mortal nature—the “flesh”—was an essential part of His Atonement. It was His mortal nature that enabled Him to suffer in Gethsemane, and to endure death at Golgotha. But Alma also taught that Christ’s mortal experience itself—His “go [ing] forth Alma 36 exhibits a strong degree of balance. The first half of the structure contains 52.4% of the words, and the second half, 47.6%. Even minor words like “behold” (six times in each half) and “my” (eighteen times in the first half and seventeen in the second) occur equally in the two halves. Return. Alma 34:29 to be charitable. To be charitable is different than to have charity. Often, they go together, but their definitions differ considerably. To be charitable, is to donate to charity, to visit the sick, impart of your substance, etc. To have charity (the pure love of Christ) is to have something much greater. Alma 26. Alma 26. Chapter 26. Ammon glories in the Lord—The faithful are strengthened by the Lord and are given knowledge—By faith men may bring thousands of souls unto repentance—God has all power and comprehends all things. About 90–77 B.C. Alma 32. Overview Joseph Thomas Hepworth, "Watermelons, Alma 32, and the Experimental Method" (BYU Studies) Alma 32:7 David Calabro, ""Stretch Forth Thy Hand and Prophesy": Hand Gestures in the Book of Mormon" (Maxwell Institute) Alma 32:30 FAIR entry on textual variant ; Alma 33. Alma 33:3 .

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