Heavenly Parents: An Inclusive Book of Mormon Reading

Alma 23 — 29

July 8–14

CHAPTER 23.

Religious freedom is proclaimed — Many Lamanites converted — Amalekites and Amulonites reject the truth — The Anti-Nephi-Lehies.

Alma 17–22

July 1–7

An account of the sons of Mosiah, who rejected their rights to the kingdom for the word of Godde, and went up to the land of Nephi to preach to the Lamanites; their sufferings and deliverance — according to the record of Alma. Comprising chapters 17 to 26 inclusive.

Alma 13–16

June 24–30

CHAPTER 13.

Alma’s discourse continued — The holy order of the Son of Godde — High Priests — Why ordained — Melchizedek and Abraham.

1. And again, my sisters and brothers, I would cite your minds forward to the…

Alma 8–12

June 17–23

CHAPTER 8.

Alma’s success in Melek — The people of Ammonihah cast him out — Comforted by an angel, he returns — Amulek joins him in the ministry — Great power given.

Alma 5–7

June 10–16

CHAPTER 5

The words which Alma, the High Priest according to the holy order of Godde, delivered to the people in their cities and villages throughout the land.

Mosiah 29 — Alma 4

June 3–9

CHAPTER 29

King Mosiah discourses upon Kingcraft — Recommends representative form of government — Judges elected — Death of Alma, the elder — Mosiah’ s death ends the reign of the Nephite kings.

Mosiah 25–28

May 27 — June 2

CHAPTER 25.

Zarahemla, a descendant of Mulek — The record of Zeniff and the account of Alma read to the people — Alma authorized to establish the church of Christ throughout the land.

Mosiah 18–24

May 20–26

CHAPTER 18.

CHAPTER 18.

The waters of Mormon — Alma baptizes Helam and others — The church of Christ — King Noah sends an army to destroy Alma and his followers.

Mosiah 11–17

May 13–19

CHAPTER 11.

The wicked King Noah and his priests — The prophet Abinadi denounces the prevailing wickedness — King Noah seeks his life.