Hey everyone. This is Taylor Halverson from Book of Mormon Central.

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And I'm Tyler. And I'm Scott.

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

And we are very excited to welcome our friend and colleagues, Scott Esplan, to join us. He is a

scholar of church history and doctrine

and has spent some time teaching over at the BYU Jerusalem Center, and so he has some

expertise also in the Old Testament. And this is an amazing book to be able to have him come

and join us. So thanks for joining us with Malachi.

I'm glad to be here. In spite of my church history and doctrine background, hopefully we can have some insights

in Malachi as well.

Malachi is kind of church history, isn't here?

There is, and we'll talk about that.

There's a lot of connections to church history here.

I'm glad to be here for that.

So let's begin.

Taylor loves saying that the name is the lesson.

So what's the lesson? So Malachi comes from the Hebrew word that means my messenger. So as you're reading this

text, you will look for the messenger and the message that God is trying to get across.

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