What comes to mind when i listen to this podcast. 1. Blessed are those who do hunger and thirst after righteousness for they shall be filled with the holy ghost. 2. The gathering of israel happens on both sides of the veil. 3. For he that diligently seeketh shall find and the mysteries of god shall be unfolded unto them. 4. The preparation for our saviors return and the worth of souls is great in the sight of god. For behold this is my work and glory to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man 5. Spiritual gifts and capacities which were developed before we came to earth. 6. Question are we able to do other peoples names ?
Hello friend, the same thoughts have been on my mind for a long time. My hope is that this podcast will help others think about those same principles that more will be edified and more on the other side of the veil might be saved. Thank you for commenting. As to your last question, the short answer is yes you can do other people's names. But they highly encourage you to do your own family names. If we go back far enough we are all related (Adam and Eve). But if someone asks you to help with their names and they may not be related to you then 100% do the name. Also if you push the ordinances ready button, it will bring up names that aren't related to you if they can't find someone in your ancestors line. That was the long answer. Bottom line is it all needs to get done. 😀
The algorithms lead me to your channel and I really loved this interview, thank you both for sharing your beautiful experiences with us, I feel like these things aren't spoken of enough, because it's always labeled as too sacred but I feel people need to hear these experiences to not only remind them of the reality in which we live and that the spirit world is really closer than we think but also to uplift and encourage too seek after these experiences themselves. If it wasn't for my own experiences I wouldn't have the testimony that I have🙏🏽🤍
@@DrewellisonNZ Thank you my friend for your comment. I agree that these things aren’t talked about enough. While there are sacred experiences that are to be kept sacred, the majority are for sharing.
