Scripture Gems- Come Follow Me: Helaman 1-6

Find out the origins of the Gadianton Robbers and explore one of the most exciting Lamanite conversion events in the Book of Mormon with the Fullmer brothers.
Timecodes:
Helaman 1 - 00:58
Helaman 2 - 20:509
Helaman 3 - 36:00
Helaman 4 - 52:47
Helaman 5 - 01:05:09
Helaman 6 - 01:35:34

PDF of Slides from the show:

Link to the Seminary Book of Mormon Map:

Matthew Roper, "Was Aminadab a Zoramite?," Insights 24/1 (January 2004)

[jacechan]

With all the Come Follow Me podcasts and supplementary videos I have used to increase and deepen my knowledge of the scriptures, why did it take four years to find this GEM!

Thank you for a wonderful production and presentation that captivates this easily distracted mind!

The scripturematic 6000 makes the reading doable.

[kenpearce]

Another inspiring lesson. Thank you so much for all your efforts! ❤

[cheekymonkey]

I really like your style of teaching. We listen every week without fail.

[dskipps]

I love how you make these stories come alive! I anxiously wait for a new episode every week! I find myself cheering for righteousness and sadness over wickedness. I enjoy how you have the scriptures shown as we follow along. Thank you for the great insights in the Book of Mormon.

[brendenfullmer]

19:30 Thats a great point. If you take responsibility for your problems that is the first step on a path to humility to God and progress towards learning and becoming mature. Blaming others or God or luck just isn't productive and it makes you feel worse than if you take responsibility for your issues and trials in the first place.

[alongtheway]

absolutely love all these Book of Mormon lessons and ponderous learning with you guys. thank you for all you've done (and continue to do) to help us learn and grow, and become closer to the Savior. thank you

[kennyjohnson]

Wow, such an awesome lesson! Thank you much. I love your enthusiasm and your love of the scriptures.

[ivonneh.]

Love your lessons. You take them one by one and I understand them so much because of you. Thank you so much!

[trower]

Thank you for a very wonderful lesson.

[peggybogar]

Love maps with names and all the included quotes and your asides of perhaps this may have been happening and then this occurred and then this decision was made, so you encourage us to think of more than the written words, but enlarge upon the stories and the what if's. Thank you.

[elainemcilmoyle]

Thank you for the time you spend on making these podcasts.one can truly feel your love of the scriptures.thank you for helping me to understand these difficult chapters. I have read them many times and did not get the message that I received this time around

[frednightengale]

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[kianaorr]

There is an action Bible that's made in that style, it would be pretty cool if the church did that. Really helps my dyslexic teen.

[kmichelle]

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[deonruff]

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[lynettemckenzie]

Enjoy your videos a lot! Question: do you ever read comments on past lessons? I imagine you don’t have time to do so. By the time I study the chapters, explore The Come Follow Me suggested study topics, and then come to your videos, it’s almost the end of the week, and you already have the next videos out. So if I post a question, you wouldn’t see it, right?

[simsfairytales]

If you look on the bottom of the page, you will see that it is at 52 BC