Mosiah 29; Alma 1-4: pt 1

I love the example of Mosiah's sons refusing to become king because they were preaching the gospel and had no desire to be king. It didn't matter that the kingdom rightly belonged to Aaron; his heart was in preaching the gospel, and I assume he knew there was a better way than to have a king. Recently I have seen some examples of adult siblings contending somewhat over the inheritance of their parents. This type of contention would not exist if they would follow the example of Mosiah's sons. I am going to use this part of the Book of Mormon as I counsel clients or others who may have lost sight of what really matters.