How distressingly human it is that some people want to build Zion and want an inheritance in Zion,

but don't want to keep the very laws that create Zion. That's like saying, I want to live in the

Lord's Kingdom, but I want to do it my way. That's what was happening to some people who went to build Zion in Missouri,

and that is the context behind one of the sections of the Doctrine and Covenants that we will look at

today. Welcome, friends, to Meridian Magazine's Come Follow Me podcast. Today we'll study Doctrine

and Covenants, sections 85 through 87, in a lesson called

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We have mentioned before that we used to have a street that backed our house in Virginia called Zion.

You could say, in fact, that we lived not in Zion but on it.

Nevertheless, for having a name, it was not like the holy city that God's people are commanded to build.

You could say all day you were building Zion or lived in Zion,

and it wouldn't be Zion.

Why?

Because we as a community weren't living the laws of Zion.

Zion is the place designed by God for all of his children to live in peace and joy,

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