When the Son of Man comeeth, shall he find faith on the earth?

Lord, I believe, help thou mine unbelief.

May our testimonies be as deep and as strong as that of Jacob.

When confronted by one who sought to destroy his faith declared,

I could not be shaken.

Hello and Shaken Saints, I'm Jared Halverson, and I hope you're back with me for more after such an eternal week last week.

It's tackling eternal marriage and plural marriage in the same lesson.

There was a lot packed into session 132, and so I realized that five and a half hours was a long time to spend.

Believe me, I was long time spent in front of the camera, so I'm sure it's equally long for you to spend in front of your TV or your phone or your computer.

But I hope that it was helpful. That's a tricky section.

And for those that I had some comments saying, you know, plural marriage has never bothered me.

I trust in God and believe in His prophets, and so that hasn't been a trial of my faith.

Thankfully, I didn't have to live it, but it hasn't bothered me.

Should it have? And to that, the answer is no.

The gift of faith truly is a great blessing that you can be appreciative of, grateful for.

And for those who have struggled or wrestled with it, or just still can't wrap your heart or mind around it, that doesn't say anything negative about you either.

This is, oh, you have a gift of empathy for those sisters and brothers who had to live a gut-wrenching commandment.

God will wrench your very heartstrings, Joseph said, and he did just that for those saints then.

He's doing it in different ways for you and me now.

And if that heart-wrenching hasn't come yet, buckle up. It probably will.

I had to show my wife a portion of my patriarchal blessing before we got married, just so that it could be full disclosure.

Because my blessing had told me that I would someday live through trial and tribulation.

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