A deep dive into the Son of the Son doctrine, the Holy Order, and the Davidic Servant, exploring Joseph Smith, the Comforter, and lost teachings restored through scripture and revelation.

In this episode, we explore some of the deepest and least-understood doctrines of the Restoration, including the identity of the Davidic Servant, the office of the Holy Ghost, and the meaning behind the Son of the Son doctrine found in the original 1830 Book of Mormon. We examine scriptural passages in Alma 5 and 13, the changes made in later editions, and how these teachings connect to the Holy Order, the Church of the Firstborn, and the lost fullness of the priesthood.

You will see how the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, and Revelation interlock to reveal a hierarchy in the Godhead and a coming servant who prepares the way for Zion. We discuss how the Holy Ghost will one day receive a body, how the Comforter fulfills the prophecies in Isaiah, and how the sealing power connects to the 144,000.

If you have ever wondered about Joseph Smith’s role in prophecy, the nature of the Davidic Servant, or the doctrine of going "no more out," this conversation will provide context and insights that tie together scripture, history, and modern revelation. It challenges traditions while pointing us toward the power and purpose of the Restoration in preparing for the Second Coming.

Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UArhF9zECKY

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