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Alma 43–52
August 2020


Come, Follow Me: Book of Mormon—Support Articles and Activities

August 3–9

Alma 43–52

“Stand Fast in the Faith of Christ”

Captain Moroni with title of liberty

Captain Moroni and the Title of Liberty, by Arnold Friberg

After you’ve studied the scripture passages for this week and reviewed the questions and activities in the manual, consider sharing any of the following articles and activities with your family. These additional resources can assist you as you strive to teach the gospel in your home.

Alma 46:11–24

The Title of Liberty

Captain Moroni created the title of liberty to remind his people to fight for their religion, their freedom, their peace, and their families (see Alma 46:12). How can we still support those causes today?

Articles

Activities

Alma 48:7–10; 49:1–22; 50:1–6

Fortify and Strengthen Yourself

When Moroni was fortifying the cities of the Nephites, he made sure that he strengthened every place, especially the weakest ones. What can this teach us about fortifying ourselves spiritually?

Articles

  • Build a Fortress of Spirituality and Protection.” In this general conference address, Elder Ronald A. Rasband of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles teaches us how to protect ourselves against the adversary by increasing our spiritual fortifications.

  • Use the Forts.” This New Era article teaches how we can create our own spiritual fortifications so we can withstand temptations.

  • Happiness and Obedience.” President Russell M. Nelson shares a message in this month’s Friend about spiritual protection.

Activities

  • Captain Moroni Says.” Use this activity from the Ensign series “Family Study Fun” to teach family members about the importance of having spiritual protections in place.

  • Scripture Figures: Captain Moroni.” Print, color, and cut out these figures from the Friend to tell the story of Moroni strengthening his troops.

  • The Nephites’ Fortifications.” Print out this coloring page from the Scripture Stories Coloring Book series. Also includes an activity.