 And what does it mean that Brigham Young is standing in a strange land in the Southwest preaching to hostile natives or men of color, as it says there, right? What exactly does that mean? Is this some kind of a symbolic representation of Brigham Young leading the saints to the West? That's how Latter-day Saints historically have interpreted this passage. Or does it mean something else, right? Because Brigham's not the senior apostle when he's called. There would have been others before him in seniority that would have assumed church leadership, I suppose.