Christ cannot come until the saints are living the law of consecration.

It's not a political issue. It's not a financial issue.

The law of sacrifice, the law of consecration have not been done away.

They are still in effect.

But the law of consecration is part of our covenants.

It's part of our temple covenants. Bishop, you can have anything I have.

You can have meetings at my house. You can have my house. You can take anything you need of mine.

And if there's anybody in this ward or stake that needs anything of mine, it's all yours.

We're better parents. We're better neighbors, we're better employees

when we look at our life as a stewardship to God. Hello, welcome back to Scripture Central.

I'm Lynn Hilton Wilson, part of the Come Follow Me team as we come follow church history.

I hope that we can help build enduring faith in Jesus Christ and that we can help illuminate the scriptures

and make them more defensible and accessible to many, many people.

I am really thrilled.

We were able to start the Law of Consecration last week with Section 42. I am really thrilled. We were able to start the Law of Consecration last week

with Section 42. And this week, I was fascinated to see that Section 45 has more information

on the Law of Consecration. And in fact, I have different questions about it this time.

Section 45 also has a lot on the second coming,

which I think is very important that the two line up together. The first sections about the

second coming, actually I think I mentioned this earlier in section 29, these messages of Christ's coming, whether it's establishing Zion or

it's the calamities the last day, cover at least 89 sections of the doctrine and covenants.

The majority of the doctrine and covenants includes some message about the Lord's

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