Welcome to Part 2 of this week's podcast.

Verse 39 can be confusing.

I remember a Sunday school lesson years and years ago where there was quite a discussion

about verse 39 and what it meant.

It says, verse 39, all the rest should be brought forth by the resurrection of the dead

through the triumph of the glory of the Lamb who was slaying, who was in the bosom of the

Father before the worlds were made.

So I guess the important distinction to make here is those who follow Satan in the beginning,

those who never do become embodied are never resurrected.

But everyone else is resurrected.

So here is one of the first distinctions, right?

There's a resurrection of everyone who's ever embodied and there's no resurrection

for those who never are embodied.

So remembering that we're trying to chart the answer to Joseph's question, what is

the difference in the resurrection of the just and the unjust?

Here's a first installment.

Here's a first part of an answer to that.

Everyone else is brought forth.

Verse 39 says, by the resurrection of the dead through the triumph and the glory of the

Lamb who was slaying, who was in the bosom of the Father before the worlds were made.

And then you hear Joseph and Sidney say, this is the gospel to glad tidings.

That is good news.

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