Constitutional conservative, God loving and love His creations. Love my family and true principles.

Joined April 2022
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is a good seed, if planted it starts to grow but it is on the timing of a seed. Growing up in the church, our seed was protected from the fiery darts of the adversary, we feel it start stirring & sprouting, blossoming into beautiful spiritual life. Then it grew to a beautiful tree that produced beautiful, delicious fruit, life & light in our soul. As a youth I had a trial where I couldn't sleep-I prayed-if God would help me sleep I'd read the Book of Mormon each day-I did & I slept. I thirstily drank up the Book of Mormon like the newly found water of a desert oasis. The few times that I didn't make time, sleep was nowhere to be found. I arose, then read until I was surrounded by the Holy Spirit of God. I'd rest the most peaceful, beautiful sleep. I was filled with peace and happiness. One night I knelt down & told God I didn't need to know if the Book of Mormon was true, because I already knew it was true(due to how it changed me and my spirit-my seed was sprouting and producing beautiful fruit). At that moment, I had a spiritual whirlwind of love, it opened my understanding so clearly &powerfully, I knew God was there, He opened my mind and I knew that the Book of Mormon was true! It was joy beyond belief or description. The love, the desires to care for all, the holiness-I knew! I was the happiest teenager there ever was, I felt God's love. The pain of my past (moms mental health struggles & parents divorce-when I was the age of 6 & being passed around to various people-thankfully always took me to church) was healed in the Atonement of Jesus Christ. A true miracle! Yet, later on in my 30's, my cousin convinced me to put down my shield of faith& doubt &believe what she was sharing.I was shocked at my experience:Holiness departed, my countenance was darkened significantly, I felt another relm open where I was repulsed by what once brought such joy. It felt like God abandoned me & I just couldn't get back.I felt a mimic of joy, but it wasn't deep, fulfilling or real connection w/ God. I realized that is the existence of most of those traveling this earthly experience. When I put down my shield of faith, the adversary pierced my soul with fiery darts-real spiritual wounds &they were so deep &significant that my testimony tree felt burnt down. No delicious spiritual connection, no peace, no joy. It was very eye opening. I kept going to church, I could see the light in the believers eyes, I could faintly feel what was God power there but it was tiring &kinda repulsive. But,I still knew my past experiences although remembering them was a wrestle. I remember thinking, those that believe are having an entirely different holy experience than those that doubt. My soul had wounded trees, rocks, weeds, the evil one eating my efforts to plant. So, I repented of my sins of disbelief (it is a sin!) I planted anew daily, prayed for effort& faith, I chose to believe again, to know that I needed to till my soil,to pull out the rocks of disbelief & focus on Jesus Christ, His peace. I found newly posting David Alexander on YouTube and loved it. When I recognized doubt, disbelief or the negative thoughts of the adversary I held up my shield of faith again in my mind & chose to believe. The connections w/God slowly got easier and His love returned. A couple early mornings He rescued me, &strengthen my faith w/His unseen presence.Prayer& praising came joyously, asking God to apply the Atonement of Jesus Christ&cover me. My brother introduced how he shares his testimony on X. I knew a lot of the people on X are in a famine of God's fruit, a mist of darkness. I knew confused feelings& it's so easy to share the truth here. It is hard to get past the defences of the master of misery. I also know what belief in the truth of God can do- He is the vine & we are the branches-we must do all to connect to Him & His work' n protect it w/faith there is joyous hope and promises of His Heavenly fruit ahead of us.
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The world says the "Mormon" rules (no alcohol, Sabbath, tithing, missions, temple covenants) must make people miserable. Pew surveyed 35,000 Americans. Young Latter-day Saints were the most likely of any religious group to say they're "very happy" with their lives. They also lead every major religion in church attendance. Maybe the commandments aren't chains. Maybe they're the reason.
Join the church of Jesus Christ. You will be happier and closer to Jesus Christ!
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This is what supporting Islamo Marxist does to any nation in time.
These aren’t just “student protests.” This is an Islamo-Marxist revolution.
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"If ye ask not, ye are not brought into the light but must perish in the dark"
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There’s something amusing about a Protestant using a BYU–Notre Dame football game to lecture Catholics and Latter-day Saints about “essential Christian truths.” Both churches claim apostolic authority—one through succession, the other through restoration. Meanwhile, he presents distinctly Protestant doctrines like sola scriptura and a 66-book canon as though they’re universally accepted Christian beliefs. Neither Catholicism nor the LDS faith accepts his authority to define Christianity for them. Perhaps the most interesting question isn’t which team wins tonight, but why his particular interpretation of the Bible gets to be the referee.
In honor of the BYU (Mormons) vs Notre Dame (Catholics) match-up today, let me remind everyone of some important, essential truths: - The Bible is the Word of God, consisting of 66 books, is our only rule for faith and practice, & infallible. - We are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ ALONE - The Trinity is essential Christian doctrine. True Christians believe in one God, who is three Persons (Father, Son, & Holy Spirit) - Jesus is our only mediator - Jesus’ sacrifice was perfect & sufficient. No works we do can earn salvation. - Jesus was crucified, died, and rose from the dead three days later, as was prophesied. - God always existed & will always exist - After death, we either go to Heaven or Hell based whether or not we had faith in Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. - No human has, can or will become a god.
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If Kamala Harris would have been successful at stealing the election American would look like Europe does. Thank God for Elon Musk!
The difference between America and Europe 🤣
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If we can make cars fly, surely, we can remove a useless Senate leader...
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It didn't disappoint.
One year ago on Joe Rogan, Elon Musk teased Tesla’s next-generation Roadster, hinting that it could fly using SpaceX-tech, promising an unforgettable demonstration . . . today, his Roadster lifted off, flipped in midair & landed using built-in thrusters.
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That's falling with style! 👏🏼
JUST IN: Elon Musk unveils the Tesla Roadster by launching it off a ramp before the car flipped in midair and safely landed on the ground. The car is a collaboration between Tesla and SpaceX. One of the most insane things I've ever seen.
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They are paying out of pocket to do this service. My son is one of 90,000 currently serving. God bless the missionaries of the Christ of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints!
So many people have a false view of Mormon missionaries. I have known Mormon missionaries for longer than most people on this platform have been alive, and in all that time what I have seen them do is spread the love of Jesus Christ. I remember a widow who lived on my street. She was not a member of the Church. After her husband died the lawn stopped getting mowed, because he was the one who mowed it. The grass grew up past her ankles. Everyone on the street could see it. Everyone drove past it. Two kids in white shirts stopped. They were maybe nineteen. They did not knock and ask if she wanted to hear a message. They mowed the lawn. Then they came back with groceries. Nobody took a picture. Nobody posted about it. She never joined their church, and they kept coming anyway. A sales pitch ends when the customer says no. These boys heard no and showed up the next Saturday with a lawn mower. Those are the missionaries I have known for 40 years. Kids who left home, left school, left their girlfriends, and paid their own way to spend two years cutting a stranger's grass. It's not a sales pitch.
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It is interesting. Talk with some Catholics, and you can feel that their understanding of family was shaped by celibate men who never held a wife's hand or rocked their own child to sleep. Engage them as a Latter Day Saint and the lecture arrives on schedule. Your love for your family is disordered. It is an idol. You care more about your family than you care about God. That is the nonsense they spew, and it does not make a lick of sense. Where do they think my love for my family comes from? Why do they think I fiercely love my children, fiercely love my wife, fiercely love my parents and grandparents and every soul who carries my blood? I love them because of my God in heaven. He is the one who planted that capacity in me. He gave me the ability to love and to feel love in its truest form, the sacrificial form, agape love, the love that pours itself out and asks nothing back. So when you attack a Latter Day Saint for the fierce love he has for his family, you are not attacking him. You are attacking God. That love did not originate in the man. It came down from the divine, and the man is only carrying what he was given. Families create beauty upon beauty. They are the bedrock of civilization and the bedrock of nations. Destroy the family and you destroy the nation. Destroy the nation and you destroy society. Darkness knows this better than anyone, which is why darkness always goes after the family first. So when you attack the radical love a man has for his family, understand what you are doing. You are attacking God, and you are doing it from the dark.
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It's far worse to not be able to love, than not to get loved in return.
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Evangelical Christians have a more positive view of American Jews than almost any other group in America, second only to LDS. Evangelicals are +39 in favorability of Jews. Ironically, it doesn't go the other way. American Jews have a -40 favorability rating toward Evangelicals. Pew Research Strong support for Israel in rural red America too
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"We have the floor tied up for an undefinate amounts of time" - John Thune. Why do we put the worse non-leaders in critical leadership positions? It is time to remove them! Time to remove this imposter.
Look, this guy @LeaderJohnThune is obviously a democrat infiltrator. What I don’t understand is why no Republican Senators are calling for him to be removed or to resign. @JDVance has the authority to take over the Senate but that’s not happening either. They’re all compromised.
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Happy birthday CK!
Charlie Kirk was the best of us, and he was kiIIed by the worst of us
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The Book of Mormon is the record of the children of Joseph son of Jacob-grandson of Abraham. They were commanded to leave Jerusalem and came to what is now the American continent. Along the way they recorded to pass sights that are now shown to have been there, but it wasn't know during Joseph Smith time.
NHM refers to inscriptions on three altars from the Bar'an temple near Marib, Yemen, naming a Nihmite (NHM) of the Nihm tribe/region, dated to the 7th-8th century BC. This matches Nahom in 1 Nephi 16:34 as a burial site on a south-southeast route that turns east toward Bountiful candidates, with nearby ancient graves. LDS researchers view the name, timing, and location as converging archaeological support. Chiasmus is inverted parallelism (A-B-B-A), a classic Hebrew literary device. It appears extensively in the Book of Mormon, such as the elaborate structure in Alma 36, first noted by John Welch in 1967. Other Hebraisms like synonymous parallelisms and cognate forms further align with ancient Israelite writing styles.
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God's work on the earth was Bible prophecy.
Apologise for you ignorance if you must because the old and New Testiment fit perfectly together with the restored gospel, we don't have anything that is contrary. Every other faith is far more contrary to the gospel that was given in the Bible. The bible all speaks of Great Apostasy (falling away), temples, modern prophets, the Book of Mormon, and related doctrines. (I did draw on grok for this) - **Isaiah 2:2–3** (also found in **Micah 4:1–2**): “And it shall come to pass in the last days, that the mountain of the Lord’s house shall be established in the top of the mountains (Utah is the Ute Native word for tops of the mountains), and shall be exalted above the hills; and all nations shall flow unto it. And many people shall go and say, Come ye, and let us go up to the mountain of the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob; and he will teach us of his ways, and we will walk in his paths: for out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem.” This is fulfilled in the Salt Lake Temple (and other temples), the gathering to Zion in the mountains of Utah, and the worldwide temple-building program. Church leaders (including Orson Pratt, LeGrand Richards, and others) have repeatedly applied it this way. The same idea appears in the Book of Mormon as 2 Nephi 12:2–3. ### Falling Away / Great Apostasy These verses are used to show that a widespread falling away from the original Church and priesthood authority was prophesied and began in the early Christian era: **Old Testament** - **Amos 8:11–12**: A famine “not a famine of bread, nor a thirst for water, but of hearing the words of the Lord.” People would seek the word and not find it. - **Isaiah 24:5**: “They have transgressed the laws, changed the ordinance, broken the everlasting covenant.” - **Isaiah 29:13–14**: People draw near with their lips but their hearts are far; the Lord will do “a marvellous work and a wonder” (interpreted as the Restoration). - **Isaiah 60:2**: Darkness covering the earth, followed by the Lord’s rising and glory being seen. **New Testament** - **2 Thessalonians 2:1–3**: “That day shall not come, except there come a falling away first” (Greek: *apostasia*). - **Acts 20:29–30**: After Paul’s departure, “grievous wolves” will enter and men from within will “draw away disciples.” - **1 Timothy 4:1–3**: In the latter times some will “depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils.” - **2 Timothy 4:3–4**: People will not endure sound doctrine but will “heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears” and turn to fables. - **Galatians 1:6–8**: Paul marvels that they are “so soon removed… unto another gospel.” - **Matthew 24:4–5, 10–12, 24**: False Christs, false prophets, many falling away, love waxing cold. - **2 Peter 2:1–3**: False teachers bringing in damnable heresies. - **Jude 3–4, 17–19**: Ungodly men creeping in and turning grace into lasciviousness. - **Revelation 13** (and related chapters): The beast making war with the saints and overcoming them. Additional related passages often mentioned include Acts 20:28–30 context, 1 Corinthians divisions, and the pattern of apostasy seen in Israel’s history. ### Restoration of the Gospel, Church, and Priesthood These are paired with the apostasy verses to show a prophesied restoration was needed and would occur: - **Acts 3:19–21**: “Times of refreshing… until the times of restitution of all things, which God hath spoken by the mouth of all his holy prophets.” - **Revelation 14:6–7**: An angel flying “having the everlasting gospel to preach unto them that dwell on the earth, and to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people.” - **Daniel 2:34–35, 44–45**: A stone cut without hands that becomes a great mountain filling the earth—a kingdom set up by God that shall never be destroyed. - **Malachi 3:1** and **4:5–6**: Messenger of the covenant and Elijah the prophet turning the hearts of the fathers to the children (linked to the Kirtland Temple visit and sealing keys). - **Joel 2:28–32**: Pouring out of the Spirit upon all flesh in the last days. - **Amos 3:7**: “Surely the Lord God will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets.” - **Ephesians 4:11–14**: Apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers given “till we all come in the unity of the faith… that we henceforth be no more children, tossed to and fro.” - **Ephesians 1:10**: Dispensation of the fulness of times, gathering together all things in Christ. - **Isaiah 11**: Rod out of the stem of Jesse, ensign for the nations, gathering (Moroni quoted this to Joseph Smith). - **James 1:5**: “If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God…” (the verse that prompted Joseph Smith’s First Vision). ### Additional Commonly Used Scriptures **Book of Mormon / Additional Witness** - **Ezekiel 37:15–19**: The stick of Judah and the stick of Joseph becoming one (interpreted as the Bible and the Book of Mormon). - **John 10:16**: “Other sheep I have, which are not of this fold.” - **Isaiah 29**: Sealed book, learned man, “marvellous work and a wonder” (linked to the coming forth of the Book of Mormon). - **Genesis 49:22–26**: Joseph as a fruitful bough whose branches run over the wall. **Ordinances, Degrees of Glory, and Authority** - **1 Corinthians 15:29**: Baptism for the dead. - **1 Corinthians 15:40–42**: Celestial, terrestrial, and other glories. - **Hebrews 5:4**: No man takes the honor of the priesthood unto himself but is called of God. - **Matthew 16:18–19** and related key passages: Keys of the kingdom. - **Malachi 4:5–6** (already noted): Sealing power and family history work. **Modern Prophets and Continuing Revelation** - **Amos 3:7** (noted above). - **Ephesians 2:19–20**: Built upon the foundation of apostles and prophets. - **Acts 3:22–23**: A prophet like unto Moses whom the people must hear.
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The Book of Mormon is the record of the children of Joseph son of Jacob-grandson of Abraham and that is why it reads awkward in English. But if you translate it back to Hebrew it is a beautiful work of art written by prophets from Joseph son of Isreal.
Yes. Many original Book of Mormon phrases (plates of brass, dreamed a dream, repetitive ands, if-and conditionals) read awkward or ungrammatical in English yet match standard Hebrew grammar and style. Later edits smoothed some for readability. They fit a close translation from an ancient Hebrew-like source better than ordinary 19th-century English.
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Faithful members of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints aren't going to hell. They that exercise real faith and live it are experiencing heaven in this world (among challenges)and the next. There are documented near-death experiences (NDEs) and related accounts among members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints that involve encounters or references to past prophets, as well as many that include messages or overwhelming feelings of God’s love, acceptance, or personal guidance. rsc.byu.edu/life-beyond-grav… cedarfort.com/products/gaze-… Latter-day Saints revealed truth align closely with what NDE have shown. Although those not of our faith are likely to be told to find what brings them closer to Jesus Christ. My seeking has given me the opinion that God gave the children of Israel (Joseph Smith was told he was of the ancestory of Joseph son of Jacob-grandson of Abraham- and is fulfilling promises God made to all three) the responsibility of bringing these blessings of the restoration, comes as an assignment of their seed. NDE commonalities include (out-of-body awareness, meeting deceased relatives, encounters with a being of light associated with Christ or God, life reviews, and profound love/peace) often align with teachings about the spirit world, the immortality of the soul, eternal families, and God’s plan. rsc.byu.edu/life-beyond-grav… There were almost 50 documented Near-Death Experiences in our early church history from pioneer-era Saints (drawn from journals, Church magazines, and records). cedarfort.com/products/gaze-…>) Jedediah M. Grant’s experience (1856): Shortly before his death, Grant (a counselor to Brigham Young) described visiting the spirit world. He saw organized families of the righteous, beautiful gardens and buildings superior to Solomon’s temple, and his deceased wife and child. When he asked about Joseph Smith, Hyrum Smith, and others, he was told they “have gone away ahead, to perform and transact business for us.” He noted the order matched what Brigham Young had taught. winslowfarrsr.org/jedediah-g… Joseph Smith reportedly had an out-of-body experience during the 1832 tarring and feathering in Hiram, Ohio, when he was beaten nearly to death; accounts say his spirit left his body and he observed events without pain. Brigham Young described near-death experiences (including one in which he said he “went into Eternity” and returned). Phoebe Woodruff (wife of Wilford Woodruff) had an NDE in which her spirit left her body, she observed the scene, and she received a choice from messengers about returning or staying. patheos.com/blogs/danpeterso… latterdaysaintmag.com/two-ne…>) Doctrine and Covenants 138 records Joseph F. Smith’s 1918 vision of the spirit world, in which he saw Joseph Smith, Brigham Young, and other leaders among the faithful. There are also dreams and other spiritual experiences in which people (including later leaders) reported seeing Joseph Smith. President Jeffrey R. Holland’s serious 2023 health crisis (described as having “a foot in another world” or being near the “edge of eternity”). He reported receiving admonitions to take back to the Church: to pray more frequently and meaningfully, and to testify of Christ more often and with greater urgency and consecration. He framed these as personal spiritual guidance tied to his apostolic ministry. ldsliving.com/2-urgent-lesso…>) Modern collections of LDS NDEs (by researchers such as Arvin Gibson, Brent Top, and Craig Lundahl) frequently note encounters with Deity, feelings of love, and alignment with teachings about premortal life, eternal families, and a loving God. High proportions of Salt Lake–area experiencers in some studies reported encountering deity or a familiar loving presence. digital.library.unt.edu/dam/… My experience with my faith is pinned to my page.
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Dan, I am defending your prophet against you and I am not even a mormon. This should be your bishop’s and stake president's conversation, not mine. 1. Every historian on earth works from testimony. If eleven signed statements, hostile converts, and journals written the same week are not data, your field has no data. 2. Name one founder of any movement with a record like this. Name one fraud model that predicts the miracles continuing seventy years after the fraud is in the ground. 3. Twenty four years of experiences, shared, witnessed by hostile parties, written down close to the event, by people free to deny them for the rest of their lives who never did. Then seventy more years of the same without him. That is not one man’s dogma. That is a dataset. 4. A farm boy of 23 with three years of schooling dictated the Book of Mormon, nearly 600 pages in about 65 working days. No notes. No manuscript. Every witness to the process says so. 5. The original manuscript survives. It shows a dictated text. 6. The BoM carries chiasmus, Hebrew grammar, and a chronology and geography that have held up under two centuries of hostile reading. 7. It names a place in Arabia, Nahom, that sat in the text for 170 years before archaeologists dug up altars bearing that tribal name, dated to the century the book says Lehi passed through. 8. Eleven men put their names in print in 1830. Eight of them hefted the plates and turned the leaves in daylight. 9. Several of those men later left the church with every reason to bury Joseph. Not one recanted. Ever. 10. David Whitmer was run out of Far West in 1838. He was still swearing to it in print in 1887. He had it carved on his gravestone. 11. Oliver Cowdery saw the angel, the plates, and the priesthood restored. He left the church in 1838, practiced law, and in 1848 stood up in Kanesville and swore to all three again. 12. in 1831, Joseph took Elsa Johnson’s crippled arm and commanded it whole. Ezra Booth, a Methodist preacher, watched and joined that day. Within months he was attacking Joseph in the newspapers, but never recanted the supernatural event. 13. in 1838, Haun’s Mill. A musket ball took the hip joint off seven year old Alma Smith. His mother prayed, packed the wound as she said she was told to, and the boy grew a new joint and walked the rest of his life. 14. in 1839, Nauvoo. Sick himself, Joseph walked the riverbank commanding people out of malaria beds, crossed to Montrose, and raised Elijah Fordham from what Wilford Woodruff called a deathbed. Then he sent his handkerchief to heal a nonmember’s twins. Woodruff wrote it down. 15. in 1840, England. Woodruff blessed Mary Pitt, crippled for over a decade. She walked. He wrote it that week. 16. in Christmas Day 1832. Joseph dictated that war would begin with the rebellion of South Carolina and that the South would call on Great Britain. In print by 1851. Ten years before Sumter. 17. in June 1844, Carthage jail. He told Dan Jones he would live to see Wales again and finish his mission. Jones walked out the next morning, survived, and baptized thousands there. 18. A year before Carthage Joseph told Willard Richards bullets would fly around him like hail and none would touch him. Richards walked out of that room with a nick in his ear and no hole in his coat. 19. In Kirtland, within the first months of 1836 dozens of people reported angels, tongues, and shared visions. The reports sit in journals written that same week, not in old age. Joseph’s, Oliver Cowdery’s, Edward Partridge’s. No plates required. 20. A fraud quits when the profit stops. Joseph was dragged from bed, tarred and feathered in 1832, and preached the next morning to a crowd that included the men who did it. 21. Joseph spent four months of the winter of 1838 chained in a dungeon in Liberty, Missouri, and wrote some of his finest pages there. 22. Joseph walked to Carthage knowing what waited. He did not recant there either. 23. A con dies with the con man. These experiences did not. 24. in October 1846. Sick refugees driven from Nauvoo were fed by flocks of quail that landed on their wagons and let themselves be picked up by hand. Thomas Bullock wrote it in his journal that night. 25. in 1848, the trail. Mary Fielding Smith, a widow, had the elders bless a dying ox. It got up and pulled her wagon to the valley. Her nine year old son watched. He grew up to lead the church, and in 1918, weeks before his own death, recorded a vision of the dead that the church canonized. 26. Survivors of the Martin handcart company said to the end of their lives that they looked back to see who was pushing their carts and saw no one. 27. in 1891, Brigham City. Nineteen year old Ella Jensen died of scarlet fever. Her father went for Lorenzo Snow, then president of the Twelve. After she had been dead about two hours, Snow commanded her in the name of Jesus Christ to come back and live. She came back. She said she had been in the spirit world and did not want to return. She married, raised a family, and lived for decades. Her father, the stake president Rudger Clawson, and Ella herself all left accounts. 28. Snow later said he saw the Savior in the Salt Lake Temple. You can doubt that. You cannot doubt Ella. 29. Wilford Woodruff kept a daily journal for more than sixty years. The healings and manifestations never stop. They run across the plains, into the valley, and through the Manti and Salt Lake temple dedications, in different journals from different hands. I can keep going. The record keeping going. The data that the Restoration was founded on the supernatural is overwhelming, and it took an outsider to say it to you. I am sorry you lost your testimony. I mean that.
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Standing here in the Holy Land, wondering if God is using the storms to speak to America today. 🇺🇸🙏🏽 Rachel means “sheep.” Simon means “to hear” or “to listen.” Isaias means “Yahweh is salvation.” Put them together: “SHEEP, LISTEN! YAHWEH IS YOUR SALVATION!”
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Attention Young Men: I am surrounded by 20 year old girls in my life that are smart, capable, hard working and cute. Nobody is dating them. Not sure what the deal is, but I don’t get it. Step 1: Stop playing video games Step 2: Head to great clips and get that lettuce cleaned up Step 3: Hit a shower (when dating hygiene is critical) Step 4: Go clean your car Step 5: Sign up for a yoga class Step 6: Go to the yoga class Step 7: Ask a cute for her phone number at yoga class (yes you can meet girls IRL and not just on the apps - 10/10 the Dirt Dog highly recommends) Step 8: Follow up within 2 days with a phone call and ask them out for this coming weekend Friday or Saturday night. Step 9: IMPORTANT - come up with a good game plane for date night. Get a dinner reservation, get an activity planned. Let them know in advance what you are doing so they can dress appropriately. I know you are gunna roll off the couch and head to date night, but they are not. They are going to stress about what to wear and call at least 6 different people on FaceTime to ask their opinion. Step 10: I highly recommend you bring flowers to the door step. I’m not covering that you go to the doorstep, because if you don’t do that you have no hope here. Women want men to date them. You don’t need to break the bank on flowers. Head to Trader Joe’s. Grab 2 different kinds of flowers. If you don’t know what matches find the closest looking lady to your mom at TJ’s and ask her. Wrap the 2 flowers into 1 bouquet with paper. Bonus Points you can cut open a TJ bag and use that as the paper. Step 11: Be a gentleman on the date. She isn’t there to hear your life story. Ask her about her. For every 1 question you answer, ask her 3. Open Doors, pay for the meal, be polite. Provided you follow most of this guideline you are highly likely to get yourself an opportunity for date number 2. Keep going until you find someone that you can’t imagine not being around all the time. That’s when you have found a good one for you. My life is complete with my wife as my companion. I wish you the same fortune in life. Happy Hunting.
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