During this period of increase he would grow in the knowledge of the Gods, learning how to make matter take the form he desired.

Noting the vast increase in his family, he would then say: "Let us go and make a world upon which my family of spirits may live in bodies of grosser matter, and so gain valuable experience." At the word of command, thereupon spoken by Brigham, the elements would come together in a new world.

This he would beautify, planting seeds upon it, telling the waters where to flow, placing fishes in them, putting fowls in the air and beasts in the field.

Then, calling it all good, he would say to his favourite wife: "Let us go down and inhabit this new home." And they would go down, to be called Adam and Eve by some future Moses.
Eve would presently be tempted by Satan to eat fruit from the one tree they had been forbidden to touch, and Brigham as Adam would then partake of it, too, so she should not have to suffer alone.

In a thousand years they would die, after raising many tabernacles of flesh into which their spirit children from the celestial world would have come to find abode.
Brigham, going back to the celestial world, would keep watch over these earthly children of his.