“After he came forth from his borrowed tomb, the risen Lord appeared to various of his saints, among them both men and women, so that they might become witnesses, first, that he was in fact raised from death to life, and second, as to the nature and kind of being he had then become. And as to the resurrection of others than our Lord, ‘… many bodies of the saints which slept arose, … and appeared unto many.’ (Matt. 27:52–53.) Each person to whom such a resurrected saint ministered became a witness both of the resurrection and of such revealed knowledge relative to resurrected beings as he then received. (Hel. 14:25; 3 Ne. 23:7–13.)” (McConkie, Promised Messiah, 278).