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Hello everyone. Welcome to our final episode of our Book of Mormon mini series. This question, we're actually doing three questions this episode, only because I'm weird and I have to ask all of the questions. And so we combined all of them into one.

You know, the thing that was kind of like throwing me off a little is you always say it in the order of like, who, what, when, where, why, how.

We asked him in a different order.

We set him in a wrong order.

I kind of think we need to redo it.

Yeah, no chance of that.

Just kidding. redo it. Yeah, no chance of that. So the questions, the last two plus-ish questions, yeah, is where and when, and maybe how often do I need to read? Or in other words, how do I make it all work? How do I take everything that could be done with the Book of Mormon and actually

turned into something that I'm going to actually do and make it practical? Last episode, I did a lot

of talking. You did the question asking. This time I'm going to ask you the question. You

get to do all the talking. So which question are you asking me first? You're asking me all

all of them.

Many questions, shorter answers from me. But here we go. I was just thinking about when we started this podcast. And this was way back when, back in the day, before there was, I think the reason that we first came to even think of this was just, we need more scriptures, we need more people out there talking about scripture and access, easy access to it.

You know, we were listening to podcasts on other subjects and we thought there's not really any scripture podcasts

now it's the opposite we do have plenty so just kind of contrasting that of we started this

um maybe to take the stress out of reading um or take the stress out of not knowing feeling like they didn't know enough or

wanting to learn more but not knowing where to go for that and making it easier more easily

accessible.

Yeah, we want to be a resource for people because there wasn't a resource that we could find

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