Whenever we're dealing with prophecy, the question we deal with is, is this figurative or is this literal?

This is real. This is legit. We're not playing games here. This isn't a fairy tale. This marks the beginning of the resurrection in the latter days.

I'm going to show you how the day of redemption will come. This is how I'm going to reverse the two grand things that make life so difficult for people. You're not perfect and you're going to die.

People spend their entire lives struggling with those two basic ideas and attempting to overcome them.

This is one unified story leading to this climactic ending where all these promises come crashing together of a Messiah,

a gathered Israel, the resurrected people, a glorified earth.

This is where the story's been going ever since the beginning.

These things happening isn't a sign that the world is out of control.

They're a sign that everything's going according to the plan.

This is where all the promises of old have been building.

This is not a metaphor.

More to come on that subject.

A lot more to come.

Here we go.

Another eschatological revelation case.

Are we gonna keep using that word?

I embarrassed myself the last time.

I just can't say eschatological very well.

Oh, see?

You nailed it. College words. I struggle with

college words because I'm not very ambidextrous. So, Scott, it's fair to say this is another one of

the great eschatological revelations in the Doctrine Covenants. In fact, walks through the sequence

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