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last week in august
Posted On 08/23/2009 21:25:28 by musicman

I was asked to go over and use my priesthood authority to bless a woman in a church members complex. She has a bad back and not able to work or do much of anything. This member has been talking to her about going to church. Blessed her with oil prayed for her left her with a bom. Felt good after we left about her drawing close to the gospel. Wanted her to aventually join the church. She dosent seem to be too interested because she thinks that were not christians. Not true still trying to talk to her and covince her our church is true. Its hard knowing that I go out and do missionary work talk to people and give them book of mormons. Some people people dont recieve the good news, and never come to church. The time must not be right for them. I wish they would feel the same things I do about the Bom. Would appreciate any feedback.



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From: WmLee
08/24/2009 08:25:44

I thought of theparable of the sower, (Matt. 13).  If the ground is not ready for the seed, it's not going to grow.   Nothing you've done wrong.  It's just that the soil is not ready.


Your living testimony, exercising the priesthood you hold and being there will slowly soften the soil for planting the good seed.

From: Hemidakota
08/24/2009 07:09:41

These type only return to the Lord when all is lost before them...in another words, where their lives in total desparity.


 


 

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