If temple work is the soul of the Restoration, the Nauvoo Temple may be its heart. Dr. Susan Easton Black returns with Hank Smith and John Bytheway to share her love of the city of Nauvoo as well as the joy the Saints felt to not only have a temple but have a gathering place for the Saints and world visitors in order to not only redeem the dead but to share the gospel with the entire world. Show notes: followhim.co/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/followhimpod... Instagram: www.instagram.com/followhimpo... Enjoy this podcast? Download the Our Turtle House app and access thousands of hours of fun and inspirational firesides, talks, devotionals, and podcasts (including the FollowHim podcast) that your whole family will enjoy! Get the app here: turtle.link/app 00:00 Intro 01:22 Introduction of Dr. Susan Easton Black 03:24 Background to Section 124 and the founding of Nauvoo 07:24 Nauvoo’s problems with swamps and malaria 11:22 The Seventy are in charge of digging ditches 14:26 Dr. Black’s love of Nauvoo, experiencing writing missionary scripts, and serving four missions there 19:36 Joseph Smith states people in the future will take an unusual interest in his time and the people with him 22:26 President Hinckley and the rebuilding of the Nauvoo Temple 26:57 Governor Thomas Ford’s wishes to not be remembered 31:58 What the original Nauvoo Temple looked like 38:49 The Nauvoo House 46:14 The original Book of Mormon Manuscript and its placement in the cornerstone of the Nauvoo House #followhimpodcast #doctrineandcovenants #comefollowme

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