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

and Covenants, Section 93. When you open up the scriptures to Section 93, we're telling you, this is one of the biggest mountain peak

revelations in the history of the world. I would put section 93 up against the most famous

philosophical writings or speeches of all time. This is a game-changer section,

and it's deep, it's profound, it's broad, it's expansive in every way, shape, and form.

To begin, before we dive into this section, let me start with one of my favorite quotes

from President Boyd K. Packer. He said, true doctrine understood changes attitudes and behavior.

A study of the doctrines of the gospel will change attitudes and behavior quicker

than a study of behavior will change behavior. So we live in a world that is constantly telling

us how to live and what is true or making these truth claims. It's fascinating to look at section 93,

this deep, profound, filled with doctrine section. And if we take President Packers' comments,

literally, he's saying, if we understood this true doctrine deeply, this will have

a more powerful effect on our belief, our attitudes, and our behaviors than any time we could

spend talking about how to fix the world's problems or the ills by talking about

behaviors that need to be done, because it empowers agency. Section 93 is all about

helping us understand who God is, who we are, and who the opposition is as it comes out here.

Now, just for the setting, you have the entire first presidency in May of 1833.

So that's Joseph Smith, Sydney Rigdon, Frederick G. Williams.

And then you also have the bishop in Curtland, Newell K. Whitney. Those are the

four men who are here, and they're all mentioned in this section, not in exactly favorable

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