There's some questions that lead to dead ends, like, why is this happening to me, or what caused this to occur?

And he said, there's some questions that open doors for us, like, what am I supposed to learn from this?

Each one of them made a choice when they saw the land, and that reflects so much about who they are in the faith that they have in God.

I think that's a pretty valuable application for all of us.

The Lord doesn't want to hang on to these things.

He's ready and willing to move on once we're ready and willing to move on.

He wants us to heal and then he wants us to get going again and not dwell on our past foibles.

Hey, Casey. Welcome back.

Good to be back.

This week, we're studying section 58 and 59, which are the second and third recorded

revelations given to Joseph Smith in Missouri.

And it looks like with the sections we're covering today, we've completed the journey to

Zion.

Now these sections are sort of like life in Zion,

the challenges, the promise, the ups and the downs, the goods and the bads about building the

city of God on the American frontier. And they deal with several issues related to the building up

the land of Zion, like you said, and we're going to get the Colesville Saints that are going to be

trickling in, and that's going to precede Colesville Saints that are going to be trickling in, and

that's going to precede Section 59. And these revelations are filled with a lot of prophetic

and practical counsel and correction, all while making known the next steps in establishing

Zion. All right. Let's talk context for Section 58 then. In the summer of 1831, as a result of the Lord's commands to do so, in Section 52 through 55,

Joseph Smith, Sidney Rigdon, 14 companionships of elders listed in Section 52,

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