Hello, my friends. My name is Hank Smith. I'm the co-host of a podcast called Follow Him.

I say co-host because I have a co-host. His name is John, by the way. He's with me right now. Hello, John.

Hello, Hank, co-host. Yes, yes. Co-host John and co-host Hank.

John, this come follow me this week is just on one section of the Doctrine Covenant section 45.

And this little segment is what we call follow him favorites where we just choose one thing

to focus on. So tell me out of section 45 what's your follow him favorite?

Yes, section 45 is a hard one because there are, oh, I lost count, 70, 75 verses. So it's a long one.

But right at the beginning, verses 3, 4 and 5. And my students have heard me say this a lot. My

favorite nickname for the Savior is advocate. I want you to do two things. I want you to Google

this. Of course, whatever rules you have in your home about being on the computer, make sure it's

okay with mom and dad, but Google, Jesus advocate and then put in quotes Harry Anderson. And look at

that painting. It may forever change the way that you think about the Savior and the judge,

the final judgment in particular. Look at how the Savior standing. Look at the man. And then I want

you to read those verses 3, 4 and 5. Another thing I want you to do is look up on dictionary.com

advocate. First thing it'll come up. It'll say verb, but that's not the one I want. I want the

noun to advocate for something is a verb. The noun will say a person who speaks for or in behalf

of another. Oh, and then look at that painting and then read these verses where Jesus does the talking

and says, Father, behold the suffering and death of him who did no sin in whom that was well pleased.

Behold the blood of thy son which was shed. You can almost hear the sacrament prayer in there.

The blood of him whom thou gave us that thyself might be glorified. And these just beautiful

hope giving words, wherefore father spare these my brother and or my sisters or my young friend.

And spare these that believe on my name. I want you to look at that picture and read that verse.

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