Welcome back to Part 2 with Dr. Liz Darger, Doctrine Covenants 124.

Families and family trees, when you can open that up and say, this is my fifth great grandfather,

wait, what? You can see all these people and do you have one of these and would you like to create one of these?

Could I show you how? That's a very intriguing thing for everybody. In fact, I remember back in the days, was it Alex Haley did that epic mini-series called Roots. He worked with, I believe, the genealogical department in Salt Lake City. And he went on the

Johnny Carson show. This is for Jay Leno, gave Johnny Carson a book of his family history.

He was speechless that we had all these records of, look at this. And he's turning the pages. What a great way to do that.

So you're driving by a temple and you open up your app and say, oh, look at this.

It opened some neat conversations the day after I was able to serve in that temple where people

said, oh, how was your time at your temple? When they were intrigued and wanted to know it. And I said, oh, it was lovely. It had a wonderful

experience. Again, it opened up these opportunities. People too sometimes, they don't want to

offend, so they may not know what questions to ask or not ask or offensive. Even just as we

give them a little taste of something, then they feel like,

oh, okay, maybe this is okay for me to ask about or talk about or whatever else. And I was

grateful for that experience. In fact, that conversation led to conversations of a few of those

members from that committee have indicated they would love to come out to Salt Lake City

and go through the open house

when that temple open house happens.

There you go.

Which will be a neat thing.

John, this year we have discussed over and over again the mainstream Protestant view of God

when the church is organized.

Then comes Joseph Smith and completely upends the entire concept that God has an eternal hell for the

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