Stay tuned for Part 2 with Dr. Tyler Griffin, the Restoration of the Gospel.

If you jump down to verse 3, there's one thing I wanted to point out here.

The first two words, in humility.

This is coming from the first presidency in the courtroom of the 12.

They're saying, in humility, we declare that in answer to his prayer, God the father and his

son, Jesus Christ, appeared to Joseph and inaugurated the restitution of all things, as foretold in the

Bible. I love that gentle, kind, soft persuasion approach, rather than the heavy-handed, pound the pulpit, wave the finger,

kind of an approach that they know these special witnesses of Christ, they know things.

And yet they're still using the principles from Section 121 of Unrighteous dominion. They're not coming down

heavy handed on us. In humility, they're sharing these

truths as a gentle invitation to

activate our agency, to draw us in, to choose, as you

said earlier, to do the right thing, not just to do the right thing.

Back to the beautiful talk quoted earlier.

You can almost hear in this verse, Tyler, that these apostles and prophets are saying,

we know there are good, God-fearing people on this earth.

It's in humility.

This isn't a your wrong, we're right scenario. This is in humility.

We want to tell you what we know, not judging you, not telling you that you've been in the wrong,

you know, being in this religion that you're in your entire life. No, no, that's not it. But we do need to

declare what we know. Yeah, it's President Hinckley's invitation. We invite you to bring all the good

that you have and see if we can add to it because we believe that you're a child of God. We believe

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