The material we talk about today gives us specifics about a dramatic, heart-rending series of events from the 19th century,

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It simply could not be more to the point.

Hello, dear friends, and welcome to Meridian Magazine's Come Follow Me podcast.

We're Scott and Maureen Proctor, and today we are talking about Doctrine and Covenants,

Sections 102 to 105, in a lesson called, After Much Tribulation, cometh the blessings.

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Today, as we study Doctrine and Covenants, Sections 103 through 105, you may be surprised

how these sections work together to address a major problem facing the saints, as well as

became an important pivotal moment in gospel understanding. Yet,

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