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The Promised Land! Lehi, Nephi, Jeremiah, and King Zedekiah

32 min · 23. maj 2022
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**Rachel and I are having issues with our microphones (and we are amateur editors of sound...) so please be patient with any background noise in this episode. We're working on getting some new equipment. ** In this episode (Justin prefers to call them epidoses (because they're an epic-dose ;) ) we discuss another historical/chronological connection between the Holy Bible and the Book of Mormon: Lehi, Nephi, Jeremiah, and King Zedekiah. Around 600 BC, Lehi and his family (Nephi being his youngest son) are led away from Jerusalem just short time before it is destroyed/taken captive. Listen in to learn about some patterns found in both of our favorite books, and some of the things we love about this historical connection between them. As always, feel free to email us at ancientstickspodcast@gmail.com, or reach out on our social media feed with any questions or comments for us!

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The Promised Land! Lehi, Nephi, Jeremiah, and King Zedekiah

**Rachel and I are having issues with our microphones (and we are amateur editors of sound...) so please be patient with any background noise in this episode. We're working on getting some new equipment. ** In this episode (Justin prefers to call them epidoses (because they're an epic-dose ;) ) we discuss another historical/chronological connection between the Holy Bible and the Book of Mormon: Lehi, Nephi, Jeremiah, and King Zedekiah. Around 600 BC, Lehi and his family (Nephi being his youngest son) are led away from Jerusalem just short time before it is destroyed/taken captive. Listen in to learn about some patterns found in both of our favorite books, and some of the things we love about this historical connection between them. As always, feel free to email us at ancientstickspodcast@gmail.com, or reach out on our social media feed with any questions or comments for us!

23. maj 202232 min