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Hello everyone.

Welcome back and welcome to the last episode of this season or this mini season at least.

If you remember back at the beginning, I explained that this kind of rebooted version of our podcast rather than being just a weekly episode, we'll follow an institute semester

schedule. And so this has been our spring semester. This study of the Spirit of God moved,

that quote from Genesis 1, and then the subtitle of this course has been the Old Testament recipe

for how to see God.

And we have looked at these five symbols threaded throughout the Old Testament that

indicate God's presence in the text and then can indicate his presence in our lives.

And today everything comes to a conclusion as we look at figuratively and maybe a bit

literally what we see when God is present. But I want to start with this. I heard the story years ago,

and then I had to track it down because I heard it from someone and I read it

in a place but there wasn't any citation and so I finally found it this is from a

young women's lesson manual from years and years ago I doesn't show here on

this PDF the year of publication but I'm guessing this is probably the 90s, maybe early 2000s.

And on this lesson titled Coming to Know the Savior, it suggests that the teacher starts by

reading this story.

And I want to read that story to you.

It says this, a man died and was resurrected and was waiting in a room to be interviewed.

Another man was ahead of him. The door opened, the man entered, and the door closed. The man on the

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