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Hello my friends, welcome to a new episode of Follow Him. My name is Hank Smith. I am your host.

I am here with my Marvelist co-host John by the way. Hello John. You're supposed to use the list of

adjectives. I sent you. Hey, that was longer. No, no. Marvelist was the top of the list. I get them

from your wife, Kim, not from you. Not from you. We want to remind everybody to find us on social media,

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us out quite a bit. John, today's guest, another brilliant mind from the church that we have the

privilege to talk to comes highly recommended from his peers. Oh, we're delighted to have

Jed Woodworth with us. He's historian with the church history department. He's also right now,

currently, the lead or the managing historian of the book Saints, which I think we're all reading

and really enjoying two volumes now. I'll have to ask him if a third is coming someday.

I've got his PhD from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Specializes in American educational history.

He's married to former Sean Ecliffe. They have six children from ages 15 down to one. So, we're

delighted to have him. Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Woodworth. Thank you. I'm happy to be here.

Hey, I want to ask you, will there be a third volume of Saints? Will the second one, will they come

out with a really good looking leather bound one like they did the first one? Absolutely. Yes.

Volume three is pretty much in the bag. The first half is a translation. The second half

is just awaiting the first presidency review. It's pretty much done, but they've offered

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