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We should live Mat 7:12 daily
Posted On 10/03/2008 07:26:47 by Hemidakota
  Matthew 7:12

"Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this is the law and the prophets."

Gordon B. Hinckley

"May I remind us . . . that if only each of us would reflect occasionally on that Christ-given mandate [Matthew 7:12] and make an effort to observe it, this wo... Read More

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The survey - Take 2
Posted On 10/02/2008 22:23:59 by JHM-in-Bountiful
I submitted my answers to this survey yesterday and got an error. The time spent was a total loss. I'll try this one more time.   Pick a word that begin​s with the first​ lette​r of your first​ name?​
JET

Have you ever been in handc​uffs?​​
yes-Iused to own a pair
Have you ever caugh​t anyth​ing on fire?​​
no- I burned some steaks to a crisp once though
Are you bipol​ar?​​
no
How long is your ha... Read More

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Joseph Smith Translation
Posted On 10/02/2008 18:59:30 by Abby_C
 Today and tuesday we talked about the Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible in class.  I did not know that Joseph had translated the entire thing.  I was always under the impression that he had started but never finished and so we had our current small translation in the back of our Books of Mormon today.  The fact that he re-translated the entire Bible was incredible to me.  It seems there was not a time in Joseph's life that he was not expanding on our current scriptu... Read More

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The Irony of two brothers
Posted On 10/02/2008 14:34:26 by AndrewCothran
Robert Lincoln eldest son of President Abraham Lincoln was a college student during the  civil war when the following incident occurred .

The train depot was crowded  and the son  of the  president was just another face in the crowd , There was no secret service in those days ,he had no security , he was just another school boy waiting to board the train. When the departure time became increasingly closer the crowd became thicker and on the platform which Robert t... Read More

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Little things
Posted On 10/02/2008 13:15:48 by Aurorasungem
The little things of life are so small, but so important.  The blessings we have that we do not always see and appreciate, the small things that brighten lives and uplift, and those times and moments that surprize, startle and that everyone learns from. Looking at life from a different perspective is a good thing.  How often do you take the time to stop, to look at what is around you?  Have you ever stopped to just look and listen to the wind in the trees, see the stars at night,... Read More

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