Informed Saints

Discover the profound connection between ancient temples and tombs. Both serve as sacred places of resurrection, offering hope for eternal reunion. Even Joseph Smith recognized the sanctity of burial sites, emphasizing the potential for saints to arise and be reunited.

For ages, humanity has grappled with mortality. Religion offered solace, but the core desire to understand death and remain connected to loved ones is universal. Watch the latest episode of Informed Saints to learn more about how handclasps play into that.

Nephi's panoramic vision reveals the Messiah, the Son of God, lifted up like a battle standard. Which ties back into the Brazen Serpent symbolism and story.

Costly apparel, often acquired through trade, reveals economic divides and social stratification. This isn't about the clothes themselves, but what they signify about our society and values.

Ever felt like Book of Mormon geography debates are pointless because the land changes? Think again. While mountains crumble and rivers shift, the fundamental location of these features remains. Watch the full video now!

In Lacandon Maya mythology, the east wind is a primary force of destruction. Tzeltal Maya prayers also mention the east wind as a destructive force ordered by God, alongside hail and locusts. This echoes themes found in the Book of Mormon.

The timing of Abinadi's prophecy, potentially linked to Pentecost and the early harvest, carries an ominous weight. An east wind could threaten the crops, a potent symbol of impending trouble.

An ancient prayer from the Tzeltal Maya beseeched protection from hail, wind, and locusts. This echoes a passage in Mosiah 12:6, highlighting similar divine concerns over crops and natural forces. Watch the full episode now!