Historian Benjamin Park traces one of Mormonism's most beloved teachings—Orson F. Whitney's 1929 conference statement about wayward children and 'the tentacles of divine providence'—back to a little-known 1840s blessing tied to Nauvoo polygamy. The 4,122-view video (in 17 hours) examines how a statement that became central to LDS parenting theology may have originated in the complex practice of plural marriage, revealing unexpected connections between doctrinal comfort and controversial history.