In this Zion Media episode, Shane Baldwin leads an unsealing study of Mosiah chapter 12 with a bold, doctrinal exploration of covenant identity, personal revelation, repentance, and the role of Ephraim in the latter days. Drawing directly from the Book of Mormon and lived spiritual experience, the discussion confronts foundational questions about who we worship, what it means to take upon ourselves the name of Jesus Christ, and how God calls servants outside institutional comfort.

This episode examines Abinadi as a latter-day pattern, the tension between ecclesiastical authority and divine authority, and the danger of hardening hearts against uncomfortable truth. With urgency and testimony, it challenges Latter-day Saints to consider whether Zion is truly being built, whether repentance is being postponed, and whether the Saints are prepared for the judgments and promises written for Ephraim.

Key Themes Covered:
- Covenant identity and taking upon ourselves the name of Jesus Christ
- Personal revelation versus institutional approval
- Abinadi as a prophetic pattern for the last days
- Repentance, accountability, and hard truths for Ephraim
- The Book of Mormon as a latter-day warning to the Saints
- Zion, the remnant, and the hastening of the Lord’s work
- Rejecting modern idols and choosing God above Babylon

This episode is for Latter-day Saints who feel an awakening, a discomfort with complacency, and a call to deeper repentance and discipleship. It invites viewers to wrestle honestly with scripture, listen for the voice of the Lord, and prepare spiritually for the gathering and the rise of Zion in our lifetime.

Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Xhb_9btgpRQ

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