When the son of man cometh, 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, who was confronted by one who sought to destroy his face declared,

I could not be shaken. Hey everybody I'm

I'm Jared Halverson.

This is Unshaken.

Welcome back to more scripture study.

At least I hope you're back for more.

Last week was pretty rough as far as the audio is concerned. I apologize for that.

Thanks to the generosity and kindness of several of you viewers. I have a new microphone.

So cross your fingers and hope that this week goes better.

This week we're studying Doctrinevenants 3 through 5. Some incredible

revelations, two of which revolve around Martin Harris and some of the struggles

that he had. And struggles is not a bad thing to talk about because early church

history is full of them. In fact all history is

full of them whether it's political history or economic history or personal history to be

honest. There's no escaping our humanity in this life and actually church history is one of my favorite places to study the contrary to prove the contrary as Joseph Smith said between divinity and humanity to be able to see divine and human fingerprints all over the work of the church.

And honestly, I don't think the Lord would have it any other way, because learning and trying, falling and getting back up

is the best way for us to grow up in God,

to borrow a phrase from the Doctor in Coveness.

That truth became crystal clear for me

years ago when I was in Tennessee.

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