Mosiah 18:23
I find this verse interesting. In this verse he commands the people to keep the Sabbath day holy and to give thanks everyday. Keeping the Sabbath day holy is a way that we have to give thanks to God, so, really, this verse is commanding the people to give thanks to God. What is something that you can do to show thanks to God?
Mosiah 18:27-28
Read these verses. The way that the people were sharing of their substance is called the Law of Consecration. How do you think that these people benefited from living this law?
Mosiah 18:35
About how many people did Alma take into the wilderness?
Mosiah 19:19
Why did the men who had fled with King Noah return?
Mosiah 19:20
What did the people do to King Noah?
Mosiah 19:27
Limhi began to establish peace again. They just became in bondage to the Lamanites. What do you think they did to have peace established?
Mosiah 19:6
What did King Noah see in the land of Shemlon?
Mosiah 19:12
Why didn’t some of the men leave their wives and children and flee?
Mosiah 19:15
What did the Lamanites tell the Nephites that they now had to do?
Mosiah 20:5
What did the wicked priests do?
Mosiah 20:10-11
The Nephites were described as lions. They were then described as dragons. Think of your own description. What would you compare the Nephites to?
Mosiah 20:15
Why did the Lamanite king break his oath?
Mosiah 20:21
What did Gideon say about Abinidi’s words?
Mosiah 20:26
What happened in this verse?
Mosiah 17:11-12
King Noah’s conscience told him that he should release Abinidi. Some louder voices told him to kill him. Sometimes it is harder to listen to the quieter voice. With practice, it becomes easier. Think of a time when someone wanted you to choose the wrong, but you listened to the quieter voice and chose the right. Write about this time.
Mosiah 17:16-18
Abinidi tells the people some bad consequences that will happen to them because of their iniquities. List some of them.
Mosiah 17:2
Alma stood up for Abinidi. Alma knew that it wasn’t the popular thing to do, but he knew that it was the right thing to do. Think of a time when you stood up and defended someone who you knew was being treated unfairly. Write about this time.
Mosiah 17:4
Why do you think that it was important that Alma write down all of Abinidi’s words?
Mosiah 17:8
The people decided that they had a good reason to put Abinidi to death. What was their reason?
Mosiah 21:3
The Lamanites were not obeying with exactness. They knew that they couldn’t kill the Nephites, so they were trying to find other ways to not be nice to the Nephites. Have you ever done something similar where you were obeying, but not with exactness. Just think about it. Think about how you could have obeyed with exactness, instead.
Mosiah 21:13-14
The Lamanites changed the way they approached their hardships in these two verses. What are they now doing differently?
Mosiah 21:16
The Nephites began to prosper by degrees. Think of your own life. Think of how you are prospering by degrees. Or, in other words, the Lord blesses you a little bit at a time. Maybe your little bit was making a new friend, being able to understand better a gospel principle. or finding happiness in a hard situation. Write about a way in which you have prospered by degrees.
Mosiah 21:21
What bad things were the wicked priests doing in this verse?
Mosiah 21:23
Who did King Limhi think that Ammon and his brethren were?
Mosiah 21:32
What did King Limhi and many of his people covenant to do?
Mosiah 21:35
Why did the people want to be baptized?
Mosiah 22:1
I like the way that everyone was involved in trying to solve the problem. Think about a time in your family where everyone participated in trying to solve a problem. Write about this time.
Mosiah 22:15-16
What happened to the Lamanite army when the tried to follow King Limhi and the Nephites?
Mosiah 23:7-8
We have now returned in our story to Alma. He and the newly baptized members had left their land when the Lord warned them to leave. His group of people want to make him a king. Why does he tell them that they shouldn’t have kings?
Mosiah 23:10
Alma said that he was an instrument in the Lord’s hands. How are you an instrument in the Lord’s hands?
