The lesson we study today has some of the most transcendent and astonishing teachings that Joseph Smith gave us,

opening our ideas to what really is in the eternities and how we can obtain the blessings we desire.

We will also be talking about what is sometimes a challenging principle that has

puzzled many for a lifetime, and at least once led me to tears. Plural marriage. Stay tuned.

Hello, we're Scott and Maureen Proctor, and welcome to Meridian Magazine's Come Follow Me podcast,

where today we discuss sections

129 through 132 of the Doctrine and Covenants, a scripture so rich that we could go on and on.

It's so good to get your Christmas shopping finished early and this year we suggest the Come

Follow Me Old Testament calendar for 2026 that features some of my beautiful photography.

This calendar is not only luscious to look at and something classy for your wall, but it

also keeps you up week by week on your Come Follow Me reading assignments.

This is a great gift for brothers and sisters to whom you minister, for family,

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2026. Want to know more about heaven? In these next sections we get glimpses. Joseph tells us in section 129 about two types of beings in heaven. The first are resurrected

personages, having bodies of flesh and bone, and the other the spirits of just men made

perfect who have not yet been resurrected. This is a prelude, however, to the next thing taught, which is more rare knowledge, and therefore

for a purpose. We know this section was given sometime before the 27th of June 1839, because on that

date, Wilfred Woodruff recorded it in his journal, as the prophet had revealed it to members of

the first presidency and the

quorum of the 12 before they left on their missions to England. Wilford Woodruff drew tiny

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