Monthly topic 6 · join key, not a copied lesson

Love God, love your neighbor

King Benjamin’s sentence is almost rude in its clarity: service to your fellow beings is not a side quest next to religion. It is the service of God. If love never leaves the tent, it is still a speech.

Original Caspian Games study illustration of a dusk courtyard with grain baskets, a water jar, and a folded cloak. Not Church artwork. — Original Caspian Games study illustration. Not Church artwork.

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What the record does in Go and Do

Go and Do Chapter 21 plays Mosiah 2:17 in The Name of Christ. Chapters 39–40 later show a people who would rather lay down weapons than keep harming neighbors — analog, not a second copy of Benjamin’s line.

Quoted Book of Mormon

And behold, I tell you these things that ye may learn wisdom; that ye may learn that when ye are in the service of your fellow beings ye are only in the service of your God.
Mosiah 2:17

Play these chapters

Chapter 21: The Name of Christ Mosiah 1-6 · exact. Mosiah 2:17 is inside Mosiah 1–6.
Chapter 39: The Anti-Nephi-Lehies Alma 23-26 · analog. The Anti-Nephi-Lehies in Alma 23–26 give the costly neighbor-love analog after Benjamin’s teaching.

Study quiz

Questions check whether you can find the playable chapter and the quoted verse. They do not grade belief, worthiness, or spirituality. No score is stored.

Question 1. Mosiah 2:17 says that when ye are in the service of your fellow beings, ye are only in the service of whom?

Question 2. Why, according to the quoted verse, does Benjamin tell them these things?

Question 3. Which later playable chapter is this page’s analog for costly love of neighbors?