Baby stamps.

This is infants on throne.

I'm looking for the line and knowledge Father promised to sing.

Baby stamp.

Baby.

Look for the good and everyone.

All right, this is an experiment for notebook LM.

I want to explore this idea. The wise man built his house upon the rock the foolish man built his

house upon the rock the house on the rock the house on the rock the house on the rock stood still but the house on the sand washed away

this is a old ancient I don't know how ancient I don't know how old but it's a folk tradition

It's been passed along from person to person generation to generation I'm sure there's

variations of this. But what does it mean? What is the rock? What does it mean to be wise?

And what's the sand and what does it mean to be foolish?

I think if we make these assumptions that the rock,

the way that I was taught it, being raised as a Mormon,

was that the rock was the Gospel of Jesus Christ as interpreted by Mormon leaders.

So basically its Mormon doctrine is the rock.

Mormon doctrine itself being a kind of

interesting thing to try to identify what is doctrine and's not doctrine but is the idea if you're

obedient you follow the profit and you do what your leaders tell you that's building your

house on a rock and but you know I I felt like I did that.

Got married in the temple paid tithing, attended church every week, obeyed the word of wisdom,

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