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| Jerusalem Destroyed; Babylonian Captivity; Jews return to Jerusalem; Coming of Messiah in 600 years; Ministry of John the Baptist; Baptism of the Messiah; Christ's ministry, death and resurrection; Scattering and gathering of Israel; |
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| Hear the message and don't do anything |
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| Fall by wayside and eaten by fowls |
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| felt way toward great and spacious building (apparently ignoring rod and path to tree altogether) |
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| They that hear message and start to obey, but fall away quickly. |
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| fall into stony places and sprung up, but having no root withered in the sun |
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| those that started on path, but lost their way in the mist. |
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| hear and accept message, but are lost to the world. |
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| those that fall among thorns, which choked them. |
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| those that make it to the tree and partake of the fruit, only to hear the scoffing of those in the great and spacious building and become ashamed and fall away. |
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| Hear and accept message and bring forth good fruit. |
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| those that fall into good soil and bring forth good fruit |
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| other multitudes that pressed forward, holding to the rod, and partook of the fruit. They heeded not the scoffers in the great and spacious building. |
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| Great and Abominable Church in 1 Nephi 13 |
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| Used historically and exclusive= Some early Christians in the 1st and 2nd centuries A.D. (before the Catholic Church) A specific group of people who fought against God. |
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| Great and Abominable Church in 1 Nephi 14 |
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| Used typologically and inclusive= Any person or group who fights against God. |
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| "Other books" mentioned in 1 Nephi 13:39 |
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“These last records which were to come forth to bear witness of the ‘book of the Lamb of God,’ which
is the Bible, are the Book of Mormon, the Doctrine and Covenants, and the revelations of the Lord to
Joseph Smith” - Joseph Fielding Smith, Man, His Origin and Destiny |
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What Nephi means by the phrase “the fulness of the Gentiles” and how that relates to the House of
Israel and the Lehites |
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GENTILE = NON-JEWISH=NOT FROM TRIBE OF JUDAH - The Gospel will first go to the Gentiles. - The
Gentiles will bring the Gospel to the House of Israel (both Jews and Lehites). |
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| Made of brass; two spindles: one pointed way they should go in the wilderness while the other perhaps pointed to some fixed location; Worked by faith |
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| Ishmael died and was buried. |
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| to growl, groan. To console oneself; to be sorry. |
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| Comparisons between Liahona and Brass Serpent? |
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| Made of brass; Symbol of Christ; Worked by faith; Worked too easily |
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| how long it took Lehi and his party to make the complete journey through the wilderness |
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comparisons between the rebellion at sea incident on Lehi’s boat and the Golden Calf
incident with the Children of Israel |
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Rebellion at Sea: Singing, Dancing, Forgot by what power, Exceeding Rudeness
Golden Calf Incident: Singing, Dancing, Forgot by what power, Nakedness |
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| What language was Nephi writing in? |
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| Language of the Egyptians |
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| names of some of the “many prophets” who were roughly contemporary with Lehi in Jerusalem |
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| Jeremiah, Habakkuk, Micah, Obadiah, Zepheniah, |
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| Presence of fire; apprehension of the prophet; Lord IDs Himself; Prophet is purified and prepared; accompanied by angels; Given a heavenly book; Prophet is then sent forth to lead/prophecy; |
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1 Nephi 1:20- But behold, I, Nephi, will show unto you that the tender mercies of the Lord are over all
those whom he hath chosen, because of their faith, to make them mighty even unto deliverance |
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| distance between Jerusalem and Valley of Lemuel in days and miles |
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three approaches used by Nephi and his brothers in their attempts to retrieve the plates of
brass from Laban |
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| 1. Luck 2. Money 3. Spirit |
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| wording of the sacred oath used by Nephi with Zoram |
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| For ancient Semites, “to be most binding and solemn, an oath should be by the life of something”; Most solemn oath of all: “as the Lord liveth, and as I live” (1 Nephi 4:32) |
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| Lehi and Laban's common ancestor |
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| what Nephi said was the ‘fullness of [his] intent’ concerning his writings |
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The fulness of mine intent is that I may persuade men to come unto the God of Abraham, and the God
of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, and be saved. -1 Nephi 6:4 |
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