Hello, everyone. Welcome to Follow Him favorites. This is where John and I share a single story to go with each week's lesson. John, we're in Joseph Smith history, the first half, the first vision, basically, in the experiences of Joseph Smith leading up to the first vision. So I thought I'd share a story with you that goes along with verse 17 in Joseph Smith history.

Do you know, John, I'm sure you do, the very first thing Joseph hears from the father and the son as they appear.

It was amazingly his own name.

He called me by name. Some people might say, oh, no, it was, this is my

beloved son, hear him. But just before that, Joseph says, one of them spake unto me, calling me by

name. John, you and I have said this before. That might be the most important thing Joseph Smith learns that day.

God knows who I am.

It had to help him through a lot that was coming.

God knows my name.

I wanted to share with you a story that I love about God knowing someone else's name.

And he knows all of ours.

This is from a sister who is friends with both of us, John. You know sister Elaine Dalton, one of the most wonderful people

you will ever meet. She told this story in general conference when she was the young women's

general president. She says this. When I was a young woman, my young women's

leaders had us each choose a symbol that would represent the life that we would live and what we

would strive to become as daughters of God. She said they put them on their bandalo. I didn't know what

that was, John, but it's like a, you wear as a Boy Scout that you put your merit batches on.

Merit badge sash, but this is a bandelow.

Right. In fact, she says that they were fabric sashes that we wore. I guess as they earned

young women's values, they put those patches on, you know, faith, divine nature, choice and

accountability. They would earn these patches. Each of the

bandelows were unique because you had your own symbol stitched onto the bandelow. Does that make

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