Death is not the worst thing that can happen to you.

I'd say the stakes are pretty high here, Casey.

Yeah. You have successfully raised the stakes.

The Lord is giving a really, really strong and beautiful why to repentance.

But if you take away Easter, we lose the entire New Testament.

In fact, we lose all of Christianity. It is the ultimate big deal.

Did you know there are other resurrected beings and that they're interacting with people?

So Jesus is the first fruits of the resurrection, as the Bible proclaims.

First doesn't mean only.

The scriptural story is the opposite of what we sometimes say culturally.

It's about resurrected people being here on this earth and ruling it with Jesus.

One day we're going to see resurrection as natural as birth, that it's just a process in our existence that we go through.

All week long, we get to study Easter and Casey, we came prepared.

I got my Easter purplish shirt on with some purple lighting and you wore your nice pastel blue and yellow.

I didn't go as all out as you.

You literally have mood lighting.

And I know our audio listeners can't see this, but it is really spectacular, Scott.

Well done.

Hopefully it comes out in our voices for our audio-only listeners, but we are excited to talk

Easter today and to really kind of give an emphasis to what do we learn about Easter, what

insights, what additional kind of clarity and evidences do we have about Easter in terms of

the doctrine and covenants, in terms of church history,

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