This is a big deal.

Heavenly beings are people.

We are angels, just in a different phase of progression.

Time is not our natural element.

We were made for eternity.

In actuality, God is a resurrected being just like Jesus is a resurrected being.

God the Father has a body of flesh and bones.

What are the implications of that? That's pretty radical.

Is the Holy Ghost going to receive a body?

Ooh, this is a good one. Hello, Scott. Hello, Casey. Good to see you again. You too. We're diving

into quite a week, Casey, with this block. Yeah, I think it's fair to say we are coming up on the crest

of Joseph Smith's teachings, like the highest peak, the last couple years of his life when he's putting this big framework altogether.

And boy, this section is ambitious to cover in one week, section 129 to section 132, which, oh my goodness, there's so much stuff to talk about.

Is it fair to say some of the most controversial stuff in the Doctrine and Covenants?

Easily some of the most controversial stuff in the Doctrine Covenants.

But I mean, it's like the best of the best also, some of the most beautiful teachings of the doctrine

and covenant some of the stuff that really sets us apart from other religions some of

the stuff that just makes us what we are so I love this stuff but fasten your

seatbelts because we recognize that it might be a bumpy ride for some people as

we go through these revelations.

But go through them, we will. So we're committed to doing that. And I would call this one of

maybe the most odd revelations in the Doctrine and Covenants. I just flat out say it's the weirdest

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