Topics: 1) The 116 lost pages; 2) Restoration of the priesthood; and 3) Witnesses of the Book of Mormon. In this episode of "Things I Wish I Could Say in Sunday School," we embark on a journey to explore some lesser-discussed aspects of the Latter-day Saint history. We dive into the intriguing story of the 116 Lost Pages, shedding light on the tensions and theories surrounding their disappearance. Was it a simple manipulation or a divine lesson? We further delve into the restoration of the Aaronic and Melchizedek Priesthoods, questioning the narratives and historical evidence concerning these important events. Examining the intricate dynamics between Joseph Smith and early church members, we consider the implications of faith, skepticism, and authority. In analyzing the witnesses of the Book of Mormon, we reflect on the financial stakes and personal commitments of those involved. How reliable are the accounts of witnesses? This thoughtful examination aims to foster critical thinking and spark engaging discussions among listeners about foundational LDS narratives.