A sequence of wars that will lead up to the second coming of Jesus Christ.

I'm sort of hoping that we're past the worst of it, but I don't know if we are yet.

And to that end, the Lord is sort of warning us here.

The words of this prophecy are pretty scary.

If you have an assurance that the gospel is true, that Jesus Christ lives, that there's a plan of salvation and resurrection, you have something to hope for, no matter how dark it gets out there.

If it's not okay yet, then that means it's not the end.

There's more to look forward to than there is to dread about living in the last days. We can have peace in our hearts and in our homes.

We can be an influence for good in this world,

every one of us. Hello, Casey. Hello, Scott. Welcome back to part two of this week's

Come Follow Me study. We just wrapped up section 85 and 86. If you haven't seen that video, go back

and watch that. This is part two as we now dive into section 87 of

the Doctrine and Covenants. It might seem weird that we're doing a separate episode on section

87 because it's only eight verses. But oh my goodness, there is a lot of meaning and a lot to sort

through in those eight verses just by themselves. So we felt like

it merited a second episode all on its own because there's some amazing stuff in here.

Sometimes this revelation is known as the revelation on war, Casey. That sounds very ominous.

It was a revelation on not just one war, but multiple wars as we're going to get into.

Why don't you drop us into that?

Give us our first C here of Section 87.

What's the context?

The Revelation on War sounds like a clickbait title, doesn't it?

But that's literally what this is.

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