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So what should you cover in your class? The passage Helaman 1-6 gives you more choices than many lessons…To help you out in your preparations, I’ve created an outline of Helaman 1-6, a list of the spiritual passages, and a summary of suggested discussion topics.
This week’s lesson is the second half of the story of Alma and Amulek in Ammonihah. Part One is Chapters 8-12. Part Two is Chapters 13-16.
It’s impossible to cover every specific bit of theology brought up in this story in one lesson plan. So we are going to focus on two main topics here.
1. Zeezrom’s Conversion
2. Thoughts on the violence
It’s impossible to cover every specific bit of theology brought up in this story in one lesson plan. So we are going to focus on two main topics here.
Why is God so mad at the people of Ammonihah?
Amulek’s conversion
What might [the Nephites’] actions have been like if they knew Jesus’ teachings?
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