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 two of my discussion with Bill Reel, regarding the five-minute

fireside by Elder Tad Collister titled The Case for the Book of Mormon. Good evening, Bill.

Good evening to you.

We've got three minutes left,

and it may be the three minutes with the most information packed into it.

It certainly might.

The first part of this analysis that we've done,

which took an hour and a half after it was boiled down,

may end up being an hour and a half, possibly a little bit more,

on these last few minutes, because as you say,

now he gets into a lot of information

regarding the Book of Mormon. He's covering it very quickly.

We'll have to cover it just a little bit more slowly so that we can parse it out.

Now in the first part of his five-minute fireside, Elder Colister talked about the language of the Book of

Mormon and talked about certain gems, certain passages in the Book of Mormon

that were meaningful to him and that were important in his life

and in the life of his daughter.

He told a story about his daughter and how one of those passages was very meaningful to her. I think that was a very positive aspect of his

fireside. I think there's a lot that we can learn as we go down the path that that opens up. We talked

about that a little bit there. I will add before we go on one of my very favorite passages from the Book of

Mormon and one that strikes me with great force and that I would consider scripture is one that

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