[Received 4 May 2015]
Howdy everyone!!
It's definitely been a fun week! Wow... It's crazy that
we're already into the month of May. It feels like it should be February or
something. It doesn't seem that enough time has passed since Christmas to be
May already.
Well, I wanted to share some things that I've been
learning about this week, and that I've been studying for some time.
First, from district meeting this past week. Last week,
in district training meeting (still so much fun! It's like giving a talk every
week, but instead, the audience talks back! :D), we were discussing D&C
88:119. It's fascinating to see the patterns that the Lord uses to instruct.
There's particular patterns, and particular ways that the Lord presents
information that I've found are really intriguing. Read it real fast:
119 Organize yourselves; prepare every needful thing; and
establish a house, even a house of prayer, a house of fasting, a house of
faith, a house of learning, a house of glory, a house of order, a house of God;
Why is the order the way it is? Why is it significant?
How can we improve our own house? Do we really have the capability to transform
our house into a house of God (see Bible Dictionary: Temple)? What is my house
going to be like? What do I *want* it to be like?
Second, from personal studies this morning. I was reading
(again) in the book of 2 Nephi, particularly in chapter 32, verse 3. It says:
3 Angels speak by the power of the Holy Ghost; wherefore,
they speak the words of Christ. Wherefore, I said unto you, feast upon the
words of Christ; for behold, the words of Christ will tell you all things what
ye should do.
Do we "feast" upon the word, or do we merely
"nibble" at the scriptures? Do we realize that we can be as the
angels who "speak the words of Christ", or are we content with not
caring? Why should I strive to have the Holy Ghost as my constant companion? A
few different questions that I was thinking about and answering in my studies,
but it's so awesome to be able to have the scriptures to be able to feast from!
:D
Anyway, I have to get going, but I love y'all! May the
4th be with you! :D
Love,
Elder Conrad Hamilton
Keep Smiling!
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