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This is Book of Mormon Central's. Come follow me insights. Today, Doctrine

and Covenants, sections 111 through 114.

Wow, we're covering from August of 1836 through April of 1838. And these years, there is a lot

happening behind the scenes that doesn't ever even end up in the doctrine and covenants

in our sections. But to set the stage, the church is in serious debt.

They've got major, major financial problems at this point. Having dedicated the

Kirtland Temple, having the saints in Missouri driven out, and losing a lot of property that they're still

trying to figure out what to do with that, and now having the Saints being removed from

Clay County, Missouri as well, they're just in a lot of financial difficulty right now.

And in July of 1836, a man by the name of

William Burgess comes into Curtland to speak with Joseph and some of the leadership, and he

tells them, hey, I know of a house in Salem, Massachusetts, where in the basement is buried a treasure. There's gold and silver there.

And so Joseph and Hiram and Oliver and Sydney in early August, they leave Cortland, and they go east.

They visit New York City, they go up to Boston, and then they end up in Salem, where they

meet up with this William Burgess.

And they walk different places.

William thinks he remembers where the house is with the buried treasure.

They spent about four days there. The record is not complete, but obviously they're looking

for this treasure and they can't find it. And at that point, Joseph turns to the Lord to ask

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