And the Testing one, two three, testing one, two one two three this is radio free Mormon on the air

broadcasting behind enemy lines tonight's episode part three of our interview with Dr David Bacavoy.

Dr Bacavoy, how are you doing?

So great this morning.

It's wonderful to be back on Radio Free Mormon.

Thank you so much, RFM.

Well, you are so welcome. It is an honor to have you back. I know our audience has enjoyed very much,

the first two segments of this interview. And if I can just set the stage for what we're going to be

talking about today because mainly what we're going to be focusing on is Abraham

chapter three the astronomy chapter if I can call it that, it's not only about astronomy, but it deals a lot with astronomy.

And if I can just set the stage here, we've already talked about Abraham chapters one and two in the last interview,

and we also in the last interview talked about Abraham chapters four and five, though I don't think we got

into that quite as much as we had hoped at the time.

But we did not talk about Abraham Chapter 3, and there is a great deal to be said about

Abraham Chapter 3.

Now in the framework of the book of Abraham,

Abraham Chapter 3 serves a very important function

because what it does is it is the bridge between the first two chapters of Abraham and the last two chapters of Abraham.

Not only does it come in the middle as chapter three, but it also functions as a

chapter three, but it also functions as a bridge and subject matter between the two things

because as our audience will recall when we last left Abraham,

at the end of chapter two, he was traveling

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