You're not going to be here. I have often wondered what was on a binnadized mind is the fire that would engulf and kill

him burned hotter and hotter.

Did he wonder if he'd been a good missionary because after all there wasn't a rush of

converts from King Noah's court.

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Now, Maureen, your question is intriguing.

His testimony of Jesus Christ burned so bright.

Abenadai was compelled to bear it, but we don't know if he realized that somebody

in that court was listening, and he would have at least one convert from his preaching.

But what a convert! Alma the Elder from his

but what a convert. Alma the Elder whose efforts changed the entire rest of the history of the Book of Mormon.

Alma was a direct descendant of Nephi and father of a nine-generation line of prophets.

As Arthur Bassett notes, this prophetic dynasty, which began with Alma more than a century and a half before the birth of Christ

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