That said, he clearly did pray for many hours, something I imagine most members don’t do often, if ever. My own experience is that, at least for some (most?) people, it probably does take many hours of wrestling to pour out the soul.

Just as a side question, I wondered what you make of Enos praying all day and night. Our teacher implied that only by physically kneeling and praying aloud for 24 hours could one receive revelations such as Enos, and while I agree that an intensity of thought and focus is necessary to wrestle and labor as Enos did, I’ve always thought it more likely that as he’s out hunting he’s praying at times, but also out walking and meditating. We’ve received council against “inordinate and intemperate zeal” in our prayers (here (near the end); I think in part because it seems to make such spiritual experiences the exception, something “other people” might do or achieve, and in doing so allows us to excuse ourselves from the responsibility of seeking after our own experience because it seems so out of reach.