Faith, Fortifications, and Dissent

This chapter explores the themes of faith and dissent through the character of Amalekiah, who orchestrates an attack on Zarahemla while emphasizing the importance of strategic defense led by Captain Moroni. It discusses the construction of fortifications in the Book of Mormon, drawing parallels with archaeological findings and illustrating their significance in the face of warfare. The narrative culminates in a testimony about the value of preparation and divine guidance amidst challenges.