Brother Dunford

Continuing our discussion of the miracle of divine guidance, we look at some of the rules of revelation.

Like the Lamanties, the Nephties were also fooled by an imitation happiness that once again fools many today: the addictive belief that I am better than you. This is a major message of the Book of Mormon. Do not foolishly turn away from God because He blesses you.

We can claim great blessings, including justification of sin, it we exercize faith. But how do we do so?

One of the greatest miracles that happens on a daily basis is the miracle of being divinely driected. We can recieve revelation from on high.

The Lamanties were fooled by an imitation happiness that also fools many today: the always saw their pain as being someone else's fault. The mist that blinded their eyes was their hatred for and anger towards the Nephites.

One of the conditions of justification is that we endure to the end. Jesus come to Earth to show us how to do that.

When we think of miracles, we often think of temporal miracles such as healings. We ought not forget the greatest miracle of all: our redemption.

Story #2 is the story of the Book of Mormon. First let's look for the tree; the manifestation of God's love to the Nephites and Lamanites.

The Savior is willing to apply this infinite payment to justice in our behalf, but we must qualify. His gospel contains the conditions of His justification.

What is today is not the day of deliverance? What does the Savior offer when the burden is not going to be taken away any time soon: miralces of strength or endurance.