followHIM Genesis 5; Moses 6 Part 1 • Dr. Kerry Muhlestein • Jan. 26-Feb. 1 • Come, Follow Me
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Jan 21, 2026 
Dr. Kerry Muhlestein, a professor and esteemed Egyptologist, shares profound insights into scriptures surrounding Moses and Enoch. He discusses how the Joseph Smith Translation deepens our understanding of Genesis 5 and Enoch's significance. Kerry emphasizes the importance of viewing the Old Testament through themes of symbolism, covenants, and family narratives. The conversation also explores the origins of the Book of Moses, the eternal nature of priesthood and covenants, and Enoch’s prophetic mission, shedding light on how one can ensure spiritual guidance.
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Take Ancient Ages With Balanced View
- Long lifespans in Genesis/Moses may be symbolic or idiomatic rather than strictly literal.
- Interpret numbers with openness: some convey 'a long era' rather than precise years.
Patriarchal Era Means Family Governance
- 'Patriarchal order' historically emphasized fathers, but the era functioned as family governance with partnership between spouses.
- President Oaks' talk reframes patriarchal order as a full and equal family partnership.
The World Splits Between Zion And Babylon
- Moses portrays an early bifurcation: many follow Satan, while a distinct family line follows God and preserves covenant truths.
- The gospel advances through committed families who preserve ordinances and records.
