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It was referenced for a quote that described the premortal existence as a time of love and family within heavenly mansions, a context for understanding the current state of paradox in mortality.
There's a great quote by Parley P. Pratt in The Key to Science of Theology, where he says, after God's spirit children were born, so up in the premortal world before we were born, they were matured in...
— Episode: Matthew 19-20; Mark 10; Luke 18 Part 1 •...
Episode: Matthew 19-20; Mark 10; Luke 18 Part 1 • Dr. Matt...
It was referenced for a quote that described the premortal existence as a time of love and family within heavenly mansions, a context for understanding the current state of paradox in mortality.
There's a great quote by Parley P. Pratt in The Key to Science of Theology, where he says, after God's spirit children were born, so up in the premortal world before we were born, they were matured in heavenly mansions, trained in the school of love in the family circle, and amidst the most tender embraces of parental and eternal affection.