Alma 31-32. Alma and his group teach the Zoramites. Faith is like a seed.

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In Alma 31, Alma and his group went to Antionum to convert the Zoramites and prevent them from joining the Lamanites. In Alma 32, Alma teaches a group of poor individuals, likening faith to a seed,.
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Alma, deeply concerned for the spiritual wellbeing of the Zoramites in Antionum, fears their potential alliance with the Lamanites. Gathering a skilled missionary team including Amulek, Zeezrom, three sons of Mosiah, and his own sons Shiblon and Corianton, Alma seeks to "try the virtue of the word of God" and prevent their defection. Despite appearances, the Zoramites' rituals involve less idol worship and more self-centered boasting during weekly gatherings on a raised platform called the Rameumptom. Upon witnessing this, Alma prays fervently, asking for strength to endure their gross wickedness and affirming his belief in Christ. Subsequently, Alma teaches a crowd of marginalized poor individuals who approach him with questions regarding worship without access to synagogues. His teachings focus on faith, likening it to planting a seed - testing its goodness requires careful attention, observation, and patience. This method encourages believers to concentrate on the value and benefits of the gospel rather than merely seeking confirmation of its truthfulness.
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