1 Kings 14: 12/30/14

Jeroboam receives a prophecy regarding his family, the state of Israel, the fate of his firstborn. He dies, all the prophecies are fulfilled, and he and Rehoboam fight all the time. 

1 Kings 13: 12/09/14

A prophet is slain because he is deceived by another prophet. The first prophet had warned Jeroboam of his bad ways, but he didn't repent and continued in the same.

Mosiah 22: 12/06/14

Limhi's people escape the Lamanites by following Gideon's plan and getting the guards drunk. They escape to Zarahemla safely.

1 Kings 12: 12/05/14

Rehoboam makes everyones' lives even more miserable than before. When the people leave him, Jeroboam makes them turn against God. All the kings suck, in other words.

Mosiah 21: 12/3/14

Ammon finds King Limhi and his people after Limhi's people have suffered under the hand of the Lamanites. In fact, they are driven back many times, some are slain.

Mosiah 20: 11/21/14

In this chapter, we learn of the squabble between the Lamanites and Limhi's people, due to the priests of Noah stealing the Lamanites' daughters, and the Lamanites believing Limhi's people to be the guilty party.

1 Kings 11: 11/19/14

Solomon worships the gods of his many, MANY wives and concubines. The Lord is angry and promises to take his kingdom from his son and give to Jeroboam. Solomon tries to kill Jeroboam.

Mosiah 19: 11/17/14

A story of the courageous vs. the cowardly. What do we learn as we read about the consequences received by the priests and King Noah vs. the consequences for those that tarried with their families when the Lamanites came to attack the Nephites?

Mosiah 18: 11/16/14

It's a Sunday, and I'm interested in starting a scripture study blog. After studying this morning, I felt like I should put my thoughts in a safer, more permanent, yet also easily organizable place. I have too many notebooks with random notes on random days about random subjects that I can't put into a nice, neat, hierarchical-path-separated file system. My hope is to organize my blogs by chapter of books, or even by topic. So, this should be an ongoing work, needless to say.