Zion is in danger. Why did the Lord command the saints to go to Missouri to this spot?

He puts people in deliberately difficult situations because that pressures us to grow.

And he's not doing it to torture us. He's not doing it to be mean.

Always seems to be difficulty in doing great and important things.

Our message isn't that it's going to be easy.

It's that it's going to be worth it ultimately.

That what we have to do is great and will affect others for good.

The most important project is the people.

Hello, Casey.

Hello, Scott.

We're back again.

Part two of this week's Come Follow Me. If you missed our previous episode

for Part 1 of this week's Come Follow Me, you can catch that. That was Sections 94 through 96.

And on this, part two, we are now tackling Section 97. And we mentioned that the theme that

connects 94 to 96 is the Curtland Temple. And it might seem like Section 97

is dealing with something completely different because it's talking about the Saints of Missouri.

But there is a common thread. And that is the importance of getting going on building these

temples that, in fact, building these temples is vital to the safety of the Saints. So section 97 is our first inkling that there's trouble

in Missouri. When you say these temples, which temples are you referring to? Well, I mean, on a basic

level, the temple in Curtland and the temple in Missouri, which is more than one temple, even if they

may have had a slightly different concept of temples than we have right now. Yeah. okay. So you got the two basic temples that have been commanded to be built,

one in Missouri, one in Kirtland, and the Lord in sections 94 to 96 was urging them,

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