This week, I asked a class how they would finish the prompt, In a Perfect World.

The answers were fun. In a perfect world, stickers would always peel off clean.

In a perfect world, ketchup squeezes out perfectly.

In a perfect world, certain unnecessary sequels are never made.

After a good laugh, we began talking about what we truly would want to experience

in a perfect world. As we started describing heaven on earth, our desire to live in such a place

increased. But there was almost an unspoken sigh of Someday included in that desire. Well,

what if someday was today? What if instead of waiting for heaven, we could start building it now?

What if Zion wasn't as far away as we've always thought?

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Hey you guys, welcome back.

This is our Old Testament study this year, and we are studying this week in Moses 7,

which is a continuation really on our last week's episode, last week's's study of more of this in-depth look into

enic and what we get a small amount of in the bible is really this extra revelation extra story

extra in-depth look at what enic did to achieve the city of zion And this week, it's a little bit even more of that.

Yeah.

Well, and we love Moses 7 because it has a really famous verse in it.

Verse 18, the Lord called his people Zion because they were one heart and one mind and dwelt in righteousness, and there was no poor among them.

And I've studied that at length.

It was a great way to kick off a seminary school year

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