Lessons in Humility
Caroline
November 19, 2008
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by Caroline I’ve recently been humbled and have been forced to admit defeat. I never expected it to happen in this area. After all, if
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by Caroline I’ve recently been humbled and have been forced to admit defeat. I never expected it to happen in this area. After all, if
by Amelia i’m in the process of moving at the moment. a couple of weeks ago, some friends helped me box up some books but
By Jana I really needed this poem today. So for the love of you, I share it here, along with a few recent garden pictures.
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by Deborah Yeah! This lesson includes my very favorite Joseph Smith sentiment: ““Mormonism is truth; and every man who embraces it feels himself at liberty
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Okay, I struggle with finding the right focus in lessons about the second coming. The quotes are pretty intense! I have sat through many “second
by Caroline (Note: Comments that stray into condemnation for people who either support or disagree with the prop will be deleted.) So it looks like
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