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And I'm Tyler.

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Today, Doctrine and Covenants, sections 106 through 108.

So as we begin today, we want to start actually by looking at some details at a really, really high level. If you go back

to the chronological order of contents, it's back before section one in the Doctrine

and Covenants, you'll see the location and the date where each of the sections was given

in their chronological order. You'll see that

1831 and 1832 have this huge number of sections in the Doctrine and Covenants. So take a look

at the year 1834. It shows that in that one year,

we only received sections 102, 103, 104. Then we were at the fishing river in June,

with that Zion's camp experience, section 105, and then back in Kirtland for Section 106

is where we begin today. So here we are in November. There's been a lot that has happened

since those people who went west on that Zion's camp march have now returned to Kirtland. A lot has happened,

and yet in our doctrine and covenants, we don't have most of those meetings or blessings

or minutes that are recorded here until we get this revelation given for Warren Cowdery,

who is Oliver Cowdery's brother, and we'll pick that story up in just a moment.

Now jump down to 1835. In that entire year, 1835, there are only three canonized revelations,

Section 107, then clear around in August, Section 134, which is going to come later in our study, and then

section 108 in December. In fact, it's at the very end of December, December 26th, the day after

Christmas, when we get that revelation, we'll talk about that as well. Here's the point. You look at this

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