Keep listening for Part 2 with Dr. Tonalyn Ford, Doctrine in Covenants, Section 6 through 9.

The Revelation is a translated version of the record made on parchment by John and hidden up by himself.

So you're, did they just see the parchment?

Doesn't say.

That's what we were talking about.

Exactly.

Again, gift and power of God, but the Yeram and Thumbum was involved.

It was this idea that these are John's words that were left.

Very similar to the way that we get the New Testament. We get

scraps of parchment that are with things written on them. That's how we get the canon. This is

in addition to the canon. This emphasizes right in verse one, the Lord said unto me, John, my beloved, what desirest thou? For if thou shalt ask what thou wilt,

it shall be granted unto you. The lesson has prompted everyone to say, what would you ask? What do I want? What are my innermost desires? Is such an important exercise.

And to constantly check that. Does anyone want to tell me what they would ask? When you read the book of John,

John the Beloved, just says, the disciple that Jesus loved. I'm always like, well, that doesn't

narrow it down very much. I think I would be thinking about my family, wanting to have my family

with me in eternity. What I love about

this is in verse 8, verily I say unto you, you shall both have according to your desires for you both

joy in that which you have desired. I love that the Savior didn't say, that's a wrong desire.

This one's a good one. Yeah. Yeah. I love that he was okay with him. That's a say, that's a wrong desire. This one's a good one.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I love that he was okay with him.

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