Around 600 B.C. Jerusalem is ripe for destruction. The prophet Lehi preaches repentance and is persecuted. He and his family leave Jerusalem and are soon told by the Lord to return and obtain the brass plates containing the sacred five books of Moses. Nephi and his brothers muster their faith, obedience, and determination as they return to Jerusalem to obtain the plates from the wicked Laban.
The prophet Lehi had a dream that brought joy and concern for the eternal welfare of his family. The symbols of Lehi’s dream contain teachings important to us even today. The meaning behind the symbols are brought to life, from the mists of darkness to the great and spacious building. The importance of holding— and helping others grasp— the iron rod so that we can partake of the fruit of eternal life becomes clear.
Lehi and his family, led by the Liahona, arrive to the shores of a great sea after traveling far from Jerusalem. Nephi, son of Lehi, is commanded by the Lord to build a ship. They practice faith and obedience to overcome every obstacle and sail to the Promised Land. Witness their gratitude as they kneel on the shore of their new home and give thanks to God for the successful journey. Teaches scriptures from 1 Nephi:16–19.
Abinadi courageously stands before wicked King Noah and his evil priests, calling them to repentance and testifying of Christ. Though Abinadi is killed after fulfilling this mission, his words touch Alma’s heart. Alma, one of the priests, repents and soon brings many people to the waters of baptism as a missionary of the coming Christ. Will these true believers also escape persecution from King Noah? Teaches scriptures from Mosiah 11–19, 23.
Alma the Younger and the Sons of Mosiah rebel against their parents and work to destroy the church of Christ. In answer to their parents’ prayers, they are visited by an angel. Alma is struck as if dead and his soul suffers the torment of sin. Alma later awakes as new person, converted by the mercy of Jesus Christ. Alma and Mosiah’s sons become the greatest missionaries in the Book of Mormon. Teaches scriptures from Mosiah 26–28; and Alma 36.
Ammon, one of the sons of Mosiah, forsakes kingship to become a missionary to the Nephites’ mortal enemy, the Lamanites. Ammon shows great humility as he asks to become servant to the Lamanite king, Lamoni. Later, Ammon defends the king’s flocks against a band of robbers. His faithful example brings Ammon the opportunity to preach unto the king, bringing him and many others to humility, repentance and conversion. Teaches Mosiah 28–29; and Alma 17–19.
Zoram and his prideful people have corrupted their religion which teaches them to boast of their righteousness and persecute the poor. Alma and Amulek fail to persuade the rich Zoramites to repent. Alma ministers to the poor believers and teaches one of the most important lessons on faith and humility. Zoram forces the believers in Antionum from their land where they finally find refuge with Lamanite converts in Jershon. Teaches scriptures from Alma 29–32.
The people of Ammon, a group of Lamanites, take an oath to never kill again. They rear their children with great faith. One day the wicked Ammoron threatens the peace. 2,000 young men, not bound by the covenant of their parents, are led by Helaman to defend their people. Despite their youth and inexperience these stripling warriors bravely fight because they trust their mothers’ promise that they will not be harmed. Teaches scriptures from Alma 24, 52–56.
Samuel the Lamanite preaches of the birth of Jesus Christ and the sign of His coming but wicked Nephites drive Samuel from their city. Some Nephites believe Samuel but they are threatened with death for their beliefs. Will they be killed by Giddianhi and the evil Gadianton robbers before the sign is fulfilled? Teaches from Luke 2; Helaman 13–16; and 3 Nephi 1–3.
In the years following the sign of Jesus’ birth the Nephites grow wicked. Then a great storm and earthquakes ravage the land, followed by three days of darkness. When hope seems lost, the resurrected Savior appears in glory to the Nephites. He ministers, preaches, and calls disciples to His work. His perfect love and teachings cause the Nephites to be spiritually changed and live peacefully. Teaches from 3 Nephi 6–20, 28; and 4 Nephi 1.
Mahonri, the brother of Jared, is a righteous man in wicked Babel. After the tower of Babel is destroyed and the language of the people is confused, the Lord shows Mahonri how to build barges to carry the righteous across the sea to the Promised Land. When the brother of Jared asks the Lord to touch stones to light the barges, his faith is so strong that he receives a great revelation. Teaches scriptures from Genesis 11; and Ether 1–3.
In the centuries following Jesus Christ’s visit to the American continent, the Nephite civilization grows wicked and rejects Him. The righteous man, Mormon, leads his wicked people in a great battle at Cumorah, where he and his people are killed. Before this time he entrusts the record of his people to his son Moroni. Moroni keeps his faith till the end, burying the golden plates before he, too, is killed by the wicked Lamanites. Teaches from Mormon 1–8 and Joseph Smith History 1.
A critical operation on his leg hones the young Joseph’s courage and determination. Later, his questions about faith lead him to the pages of the Bible. Joseph, again, demonstrates his rare determination and sincerity as he takes his quest directly to God. On a beautiful spring morning in a grove near his home, Heavenly Father and Jesus hear Joseph’s humble petition for an answer to his questions about religion. Teaches from Joseph Smith History.
The King is Born is the classic story of the birth of Jesus. Beginning with Gabriel announcing God’s blessed plan for Mary, this video brings all the elements of this timeless story to life. Journey with Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem and witness the humble birth of our Savior together with the shepherds. The cunning plan of King Herod does not deceive the devoted wise men, but ultimately it is the Angel who intercedes to warn Joseph and Mary to flee into Egypt. Learn the Nativity story from Matthew 1–2, 13; and Luke 1–2.
People often found themselves speechless when they came face-to-face with the wisdom of Jesus—from the learned rabbis in the temple who were astonished at the words of a 12-year-old Jesus, to the victory over Satan who unsuccessfully tempted the Savior even after He had grown pale with hunger from a 40-day fast. This story begins with Jesus’ early years and follows with His triumph over Satan, marking the beginning of His ministry. Deuteronomy 6, 8; Matthew 2–4; Mark 1; and Luke 2, 4.
John the Baptist is a story of courage and conviction seen through the life of one of God’s greatest prophets who gave everything to prepare the way for the Lord. It begins with the blessing John’s birth was to his aged parents. John grows in strength and integrity as he stands against political and spiritual adversity to preach the coming of the Lord. Finally, John beholds and baptizes Jesus, the Lamb of God. Learn from the Bible in Matthew 3–4, 14; Mark 1, 6; Luke 1, 3–4; and John 1, 5.
Jesus is asked to judge an inheritance dispute, but instead He uses this conflict to affirm the eternal ideals of His Beatitudes taught in the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus teaches the wronged brother to forgive and love his brother. All who follow Jesus must learn that what we own has little to do with who we are. Important ideals of stewardship and preparedness are emphasized through the parable of the House Built on Rock. Learn from Matthew 5–7; and Luke 6, 12. ~ Parable of the Wise and Foolish Men
The Miracles of Jesus is an exciting panorama of Jesus’ most touching miracles. Healing the sick and afflicted, raising Jairus’ dead daughter, casting out demons and calming the storm are attributed to the principle of faith. “All things are possible to those who believe,” Jesus tells us. The stories of Christ’s miracles increase our faith and teach character building virtues such as love, mercy and service. Learn from Matthew 8–9, 11–12, 14, 17; Mark 2–6; Luke 5–8; and John 6, 11.
Jonas, a street urchin, is desperate for bread. Yet, when he finds some, knife-wielding thugs steal it. Then one day Jonas hears that Jesus, the miracle worker, is nearby. While skeptical, Jonas decides to see this man for himself—and what he discovers convinces him that the bread Jesus offers will satisfy one’s hunger forever. This delightful story of the feeding of the 5,000 challenges us to consider afresh the One who is the Bread of Life. Isaiah 55; Matthew 14; Mark 6; Luke 9; John 6, 21.
Lord, I Believe is a collection of three stories where Jesus teaches His disciples the power of faith. First, a kind Roman centurion pleads for his dying servant. The servant is healed because he asked in faith with nothing doubting. Saying “weep not,” Jesus raises the son of the poor widow of Nain. Lastly, a man with weak faith begs the Master to make his son whole, as Jesus answers, “all things are possible to him that believeth.” Matthew 8–10, 17, 19, 21; Mark 9, 11; and Luke 7, 18
The Good Samaritan tells the most touching parable that Jesus ever taught. The story begins with the lawyer’s trick question, “What is the greatest commandment?” As Jesus answers with the story of the robbers, the Rabbi, the Levite and the wounded traveler becomes real. Imagine the traveler’s emotion as his own countrymen pass by while his enemy, a Samaritan, stops to help him. Jesus teaches us to love and serve one another no matter how we differ. Teaches Jesus’ from Luke 10 ~ Parable of the Good Samaritan
Those who recognize their own sins often rejoice that Jesus would want to help anyone so lost. Three such sinners come to Jesus in need of hope, healing and forgiveness. Weaving together many New Testament stories, this tale shows how Jesus generously extends His mercy to each sinner and lovingly brings the repentant back to the fold. Matthew 9, 18; Mark 2; Luke 5, 7, 15 ~ Parables of the Debtors, Ten Pieces of Silver, and the Lost Sheep
The Prodigal Son is a parable of a wayward son reunited with his father and family after having squandered all his inheritance through wasteful and idolatrous living. Learn of God’s encompassing love for those who humbly repent. The example of the father’s joy for the return of his repentant young son is contrasted against the trust and rewards kept for those who do not waste that which God entrusts to them. Experience Jesus’ parable from Luke 15: Parable of the Prodigal Son
Jesus often taught His followers using stories called parables. The parables of The Talents, The Rich Man and Lazarus, and The Two Sons, are presented together to reinforce important principles. They teach us how to be good stewards of the things that we have been given. These timeless truths help us focus on our faith in God and His power to help us live our lives in accordance with His teachings. Teaches from Matthew 13, 21; and Luke 16 ~ Parable of the Two Sons, the Rich Man and Lazarus, and the Talents
Treasures in Heaven is a wonderful story of contrast between two men who seek to follow Jesus. The young rich man asks how to gain eternal life and leaves saddened because he won’t forsake worldly wealth; while Zacchaeus, the publican, gives half of his wealth to the poor and restores four-fold anything wrongly taken, to follow Jesus and receive salvation. Experience the stories from Matthew 19; Mark 10; and Luke 18–19.
The Righteous Judge recreates the events that surround Jesus in teaching the principles of love, forgiveness and righteous judgment. In the story of the adulteress Jesus confronts the Pharisees with the simple phrase, “let him without sin cast the first stone,” and thereby teaches us of God’s immense mercy and grace. Caiaphas, who unrighteously judges a blind man sinful, is contrasted against the gratitude of the blind man when Jesus freely heals him. Learn from John 7–9.
Forgive Us Our Debts combines a classic parable with the teachings of Jesus to His disciples. Jesus teaches that forgiveness comes from God as He instructs Peter to catch a fish that contains a coin to pay Peter's debt. Jesus also teaches about a man who is forgiven by his king of an enormous debt. Yet, the forgiven man leaves and immediately casts a man, who owes him almost nothing, into prison. The king then rescinds his forgiveness. To receive forgiveness we must also forgive. Learn from Matthew 17–18: Parable of the Foolish Servant
Mortals' greatest fear is the fear of death. Lazarus Lives gives assurance that Jesus has all power over death. Jesus mourns Lazarus' death and His friends witness the deep love He has for His friends. Martha and Mary’s tears of sorrow change to joy when their brother Lazarus’ life is restored and they understand the Savior's promise of eternal life to all who believe in Jesus. Teaches ~ Faith, Love, Resurrection, Spiritual Power ~ from Matt. 16; Luke 10; John 5, 10–11.
The Kingdom of Heaven is a series of short stories called parables. As Jesus teaches the people each parable, some begin to understand what the “Kingdom of Heaven” is like. Some have “ears that will not hear” and are not willing to become followers of the Savior. At the Second Coming they will not be counted as His own. Teaches parables from Matthew 13, 25: Parable of the Sower and the Seed Parable of the Pearl Parable of the Wheat and the Tares Parable of the Ten Maidens
Jesus uses the parables of the King’s Wedding Feast and the Thief in the Night to teach His disciples to have to repent and to be prepared for the day He comes again. Jesus teaches His disciples to patiently watch for the signs of His Second Coming. You’ll see how the disciples misunderstood the meaning of His parables. Even with these insights, will we also misunderstand the signs of His coming today? Isaiah 9; Matthew 21-22, 24; Mark 10, 13; and Luke 12, 21 ~ Parable of the King’s Wedding Feast, and the Thief in the Night
In His final days, Jesus cleanses the Temple, but He cannot cleanse the hearts of the people. Even His disciples struggle to understand Him and His mission. Following Jesus’ death, He visits His disciples on the road to Emmaus. Afterwards they finally gain understanding: Jesus delivers all from the bondage of sin and death, giving hope of eternal life through His atonement. Isaiah 61; Matthew 21; Mark 12; Luke 4–24; John 2–19 ~ Parable of the Vineyard and Wicked Husbandmen
Experience the Passion of Christ. Witness the fulfillment of ancient prophecies. Pray with Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, “Not my will, but thy will be done.” Feel the betrayal of Judas’ kiss. Endure the trial and crucifixion as Jesus willingly submits. Rejoice in the knowledge that Jesus’ death and resurrection provides pardon for our sins. Psalms 22, 41; Isaiah 50, 53; Zechariah 9, 11–12; Matthew 26–27; Luke 18, 22–23
He is Risen is the story of the greatest miracle of all, the resurrection and ascension of Jesus. Sorrow and despair at the Lord’s crucifixion become complete joy and love as the disciples behold their resurrected Master three days later. The events of the real story of Easter teach of the atonement and resurrection, providing hope to Christians around the world. Reflect on the Easter miracle from Matthew 27–28; Mark 15–16; Luke 23–24; John 19–21; and Acts 1.
In the years following Jesus' resurrection, the disciples learn to practice His teachings. While working at the salt mine, James witnesses two fellow prisoners fighting to be number one. He remembers being with Jesus as He embraced the children and humbly kneeled to wash the disciples’ feet. Through this we learn that the way to greatness in His kingdom is not found in how many serve you, but in how many you serve. Matthew 18, 20; Mark 9–10; Luke 9; John 4, 13; and Acts 12.
Jesus taught His disciples the power of prayer through parables and example. After Jesus’ resurrection and ascension into Heaven, Peter is arrested and cast into a Roman prison. As Herod plots Peter’s death, the believers gather together and follow the example that Jesus taught. Through faith and prayer, Peter’s chains are broken and the Angel of the Lord opens the prison gates. Learn from Matthew 6–7; Luke 11, 18; John 21 ~ Parable of the Friend at Midnight and the Unjust Judge
Saul of Tarsus is one of the most dramatic stories of repentance found in the Bible. Rabbi Gamaliel is unable to convince his friend Saul, the arch-enemy and persecutor of Christians, to mend his ways. Saul is changed forever when the resurrected Lord miraculously appears to him on the Road to Damascus. Saul becomes reborn as Paul, one of the greatest missionaries and apostles ever for Jesus Christ’s gospel. Relive the story of Stephen and Saul/Paul from Acts 6–9, 13–28.
The Ministry of Paul is a dramatic story of adventure, faith and endurance. From his encounter with King Agrippa to his terrifying shipwreck, Paul’s powerful preaching and example bring amazement and conversion as persecution is answered, again and again, with the gospel of love. Paul’s timeless example beckons each Christian to faithfully witness for Jesus. Relive Paul's missionary adventures from Acts 13–28.
Abraham and Sarai are promised a son in their old age by the Lord. They cherish their miracle child, Isaac. When God commands Abraham to offer Isaac as a sacrifice to Him, Abraham must make the most difficult decision of his life. This story is one of the greatest tests of obedience, faith and trust in God found anywhere in the Bible. Abraham passes the test and renews faith in God’s promise that he will become the father of many nations. Learn scripture from Genesis 15–17, 21–22.
Joseph, a young Hebrew boy, is sold into slavery by his jealous brothers and taken to the land of Egypt. He does not forget the lessons about God that his father Jacob taught him. When cast into prison for a crime he did not commit, Joseph interprets the dreams of his cell mates and earns the respect of all he meets. Joseph is called upon to interpret Pharaoh’s dreams and, because of his integrity and insight, is granted a position of power in Pharaoh’s court. Learn the Bible from Genesis 37, 39–41.
The drought had stripped Canaan bare of crops, yet Egypt had vast storehouses of food. Jacob knew that unless he acted soon, his family would starve. He sent ten of his sons to Pharaoh to buy provisions. They never imagined that there they would find not only food, but the brother they had long ago betrayed and given up for dead. Joseph’s power under Pharaoh would allow him to punish his brothers. Will he reveal his true identity and allow mercy and forgiveness to prevail? Learn scripture from Genesis 41–46.
Except for a mother’s desperate plan, the strong will of an Egyptian princess, and the mighty hand of God, Israel’s most honored leader may never have seen his first birthday. This story recounts the early years of Moses’ life, from his dreary days of tending sheep in the Midian desert to his privileged youth in Pharaoh’s household. Watch God’s hand as a tiny baby, found in the bulrushes, is reared to be a powerful Egyptian ruler, yet is called through burning bush to deliver Israel. Learn the story from Exodus 1–4.
When the Israelite Naomi and her two Gentile daughters-in-law are left as widows in a foreign land, Naomi begs them to care for themselves by returning to their own people. One agrees—but Ruth declares she will never forsake Naomi and accompanies her back to Israel. Ruth’s faithfulness is rewarded when Naomi’s near kinsman, Boaz, falls in love and marries her. One of the greatest stories in human history is recreated for the entire family to enjoy. Teaches the Bible story from Ruth 1–4.
In keeping with her vow, Hannah dedicates her child to God. From his days as a young boy serving Eli, the high priest, to guiding the ancient Israelites, Samuel the prophet stands as an inspiring example of how we, too, can delight in our relationship with God. This story brings to life several episodes from the life of Samuel and invites all to discover the joy of faithful service to God. Learn the Bible story from 1 Samuel 1–4, 7.
One of the most famous stories in the Bible comes to life in this incredible tale of courage, faith and daring. David, a young shepherd boy who likes poetry and music, seems an unlikely candidate to save his nation from ruin. But when nine-foot Goliath defies Israel and blasphemes God, young David leaps into action, earning his place as one of the greatest heroes in the Bible. This dramatic story will transport you to the battlefield as you watch God at work through a humble boy. Teaches scripture from 1 Samuel 15–18.
It was his first major test as king. The eyes of the nation were watching nervously to see if this young leader could measure up to the high standards set by his beloved father, King David. The dilemma was two mothers both laying claim to one baby. Lives depended on Solomon’s excruciating decision. What he decided raised the bar of what it means to judge righteously. This emotional story escorts viewers into the very throne room of King Solomon, one of the wisest men who ever lived. Learn from 2 Samuel 12; 1 Kings 1–7, 11.
The crowd was still and hushed as the words of the great prophet Elijah thundered down from Mount Carmel: “How long will you go back and forth between two opinions? If the Lord be God, follow him! If Baal be god, then follow him and be done with it!” From Elijah’s elusion of capture at the hands of King Ahab, to raising the dead son of the widow of Zarephath, to a showdown with the wicked priests of Baal. Elijah’s story shows the power of the true God of Israel. Learn about this Bible hero from 1 Kings 17–18.
As a fiery chariot from heaven took away the great prophet, Elijah, his mantle fell upon his frightened protégé, Elisha. From then on, Elisha would be God’s mouthpiece. This story spotlights Elisha’s ministry of miracles, from healing a soldier’s disease to restoring life to a young boy. Compare Naaman’s trust of Elisha, whose obedience resulted in being healed of leprosy, with Gehazi, who was cursed for seeking riches while doing God’s work. Elisha served God for the remainder of his life. Learn the story from 1 Kings 19; 2 Kings 2–5.
Babylonian forces invade Jerusalem and carry away many of the city’s finest young people, including Daniel and his three young friends, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego. In captivity, the youths are in the king’s service and outperform all their rivals— pleasing the king and frustrating their enemies. When Darius, the new king, makes Daniel his first president, Daniel’s enemies plan a trap to have him killed. When Daniel survives being thrown in the lions’ den, he proves that God still rules over the affairs of men. Learn the scripture story from Daniel 1–6.
Would you risk your life to save the lives of your countrymen? That was the deadly dilemma confronting the young Queen Esther, one of the Bible’s most courageous women. The adopted daughter of Mordecai, Esther becomes Queen of Persia because of her beauty. When Haman, chief at the king’s court, learns of Esther’s true birthright, he plots to murder the Jews. Queen Esther’s courage and wisdom helps her to turn a tragedy into a victory that is celebrated today with the feast of Purim. Learn the Bible from Esther 2–8.
With a divine answer to a humble prayer at the age of 14, Joseph smith began to fulfill his inspired mission.
Some of the most exciting scriptures to Latter-day Saints are those that reveal events about the future. Dr. Skousen will have you completely fascinated as you look out over the Mount of Olives toward the Golden Gate and the Temple Mount and hear the stories about these places. These are the scenes of some of the most exciting prophetic events where the Temple will be rebuilt and where Christ will descend upon the Mount of Olives to save His people, the Jews. These places will become real as you actually see them and then hear about their significance in prophecy.
You will hear the master storyteller, Dr. W. Cleon Skousen, and see the Holy Land right in your own home with this exciting production! Imagine, actually being able to see the sites and hear the sounds and story of the land where Jesus and the ancient prophets walked. The setting for this favorite story is on a hillside, known as the Shepherds' Hill, overlooking Bethlehem. You'll even see shepherds tending their sheep today much the same way that it was done on the eve of Christ's birth. Dr, Skousen brings this story to life and gives a special meaning to the real Christmas story.
You will hear the master storyteller, Dr. W. Cleon Skousen, and see the Holy Land right in your own home with this exciting production! Imagine, actually being able to see the sights and hear the sounds and story of the land where Jesus and the ancient prophets walked. From Cana where Jesus performed His first recorded miracle, to the sea of Galilee, where He calmed the storm and walked on the water, you'll see the beauty of the places where these and many other miracles took place. You'll also learn about how Priesthood power controls matter through intelligence.
This DVD will help you to feel the great emotion of Christ's mortal ministry as it draws to a close. You'll see the area in Bethany where Jesus went to visit His beloved friends at the house of Lazarus. You'll hear the story and see the traditional place where He raised Lazarus from the tomb. Visit the ancient gnarled monarch olive trees, and hear Dr. Skousen's moving description of Jesus Christ's great suffering in the Garden of Gethsemane. Some of these ancient trees were probably there during the time of Jesus.
Explore the setting for the greatest event in history. You'll witness the place called the Garden Tomb where Jesus was resurrected and finished the great work of the atonement, and you'll hear the wonderful Easter story told in a way that you'll never forget. Imagine the spirit your family can feel as you discuss the importance of the sacrifice that Jesus made? Elder James E. Talmage in writing Jesus the Christ devoted nearly half of his book to the story of the last days in Christ's ministry. Now, you can have the opportunity to see, as well as hear, this beautiful story that is the center of our hope and faith.
Explore an archaeological discovery that has been more than interesting to students of the Book of Mormon. You'll learn about the Hebrew writing found in this cave that have been dated 600 B.C. Even the name of the place, Khirbet' Beit Lei, has been carried down for thousands of years and means literally in the Semitic languages, Ruin of the House of Lehi. This film presents a story that will be interesting to anyone who seeks the roots of the Book of Mormon. This find could very well be in the general area where Father Lehi lived before leaving Palestine to come to America.
01 Bread from Heaven - 02x06 Bread from Heaven 02 The Light of Heaven - 02x02 Jesus, The Son of God 03 A Simple Prayer - 03x09 The Greatest is the Least 04 He's Never Far - 03x10 The Lord's Prayer 05 The Lost is Found - 02x09 The Lost is Found 06 Lord, I Believe - 02x07 Lord, I Believe
01 Never Fear the Winter - 03x03 Lazarus Lives 02 God So Loved the World - 03x06 The Messiah Comes! 03 The Greatest Gift of All - 03x07 Worthy is the Lamb 04 Listen With Your Heart - 02x11 The Parables of Jesus 05 Upon This Rock - 02x04 Built Upon the Rock 06 Never Fear - 03x05 Signs of the Times
01 My Child - 04x01 Abraham and Issac 02 I will Serve Only Thee - 04x02 Joseph in Egypt 03 Hannah's Song - 04x06 Samuel 04 My Faith is Strong - 04x09 Elijah 05 Heaven Came to the Rescue - 04x11 Daniel 06 For Such a Time as This - 04x12 Esther
01 Moses' Song - 04x04 Moses 02 A Miracle - 04x10 Elisha 03 Ruth's Song - 04x05 Ruth 04 He Will Deliver You - 04x07 David and Goliath 05 The Wisdom of Solomon - 04x08 Solomon 06 In a Wondrous Way - 04x03 Joseph's Reunion
01 The Wind's Going My Way - 06x01 Christopher Columbus 02 Four Hands - 06x02 William Bradford 03 For Liberty - 06x03 George Washington 04 When I Run Out of Sky - 06x04 Benjamin Franklin 05 For My Freedon - 06x05 Abraham Lincoln 06 The Light Will Come - 06x06 Thomas Edison 07 One Life - 06x05 Abraham Lincoln
01 From My Heart and My Hands - 06x07 Florence Nightingale 02 The Way of Love - 06x08 Pocahontas 03 If You Believe - 06x09 Louis Pasteur 04 Never Give Up - 06x10 Alexander Graham Bell 05 Got to Be Free - 06x12 Harriet Tubman 06 Can't Keep My Feet on the Ground - 06x13 The Wright Brothers 07 The Longing of My Heart - 06x11 Maccabees
01 I'll Go and Do What the Lord Hath Commanded - 01x01 Nephi 02 Step By Step - 01x03 Journey to the Promised Land 03 The Words of a Prophet - 01x04 Abinadi and King Noah 04 Sweet is the Feeling - 01x05 Alma the Younger 05 In My Heart - 01x06 Ammon 06 The Promised Land - 01x11 The Brother of Jared 07 I'll Ask in Faith - 01x13 The Joseph Smith Story
01 Who Am I? - 01x10 The Savior in America 02 Like the Sea - 01x09 Samuel and the Sign 03 His Love Will Shelter You - 01x08 Helaman's Stripling Warriors 04 The Word is a Seed - 01x07 Alma and the Zoramites 05 Heaven's at Hand - 01x02 The Tree of Life 06 Oh, My People - 01x12 Mormon and Moroni
What do you have in common with the Prophet Joseph Smith? Wasn't he born more than 200 years ago?
