David got his mind prejudiced. And when he went to see Joseph, David insulted Joseph.

And so Joseph slapped him in the face and kicked him out of the yard. And then Brigham says,

this done David good actually. So, whoa. Hello Casey. Hello, Scott. We're back.

Excited to dive into section 113 and 114. These are both short sections.

114 is only two verses, but there's some digging to do in section 113 that I think we should

take it slow for a couple minutes here. And let me add in section 114, which I'm going to stick up for.

It's only two verses long. But we meet one of the most fascinating characters in the history of the church,

David Patton, the first apostolic martyr in this dispensation. Sorry to spoil the story, but

he's the first apostle to die for his testimony. So important people to talk about in these sections

as well. And we mentioned this in our last episode, but in between Section 112 and 113, there is a major transition,

which is we leave Curtland behind.

Joseph Smith will not return to Curtland in his lifetime.

And we move to the next church headquarters, which is far west Missouri.

Only church headquarters for a couple months in the spring and summer and fall of 1838. But a number

of pivotal revelations are received there. Basically, everything from about section 113 to section

120 is received in or around far west. It's also interesting to think that section 113 of the

doctrine of covenants was not added to therine and Covenants in Joseph Smith's lifetime.

It wasn't until 1876.

At that time, we've referred to when Brigham Young asked Orson Pratt to add 26 additional

sections, which were all related to priesthood and temple.

So that's an important thing to think about with Section 113 is what does this have to do

with priesthood and temple?

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