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Thursday, March 8, 2007


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"The thorns that prick, that stick in the flesh, that hurt, often change lives which seem robbed of significance and hope. This change comes about through a refining process which often seems cruel and hard. In this way the soul can become like soft clay in the hands of the Master in building lives of faith, usefulness, beauty, and strength."
(James E. Faust)

"The Church is a place where imperfect people gather to provide encouragement, support, and service to each other as we press on in our journey to return to our Heavenly Father."
(Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin, Ensign, May 2005, 28)

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The shadowy figure trots into the room, and she looks around. She is a wolf, with shining green eyes and a shimmery silver coat.The clones look at her, and Emeraulde jumps down and runs over. He rubs against the wolf's front legs like a cat. She licks him and keeps looking around.

Kurama #3: Good evening, miss.

The wolf sits down.

Okami: Good evening. I am Okami Gin-Iro, or Silver Wolf.

The fox pokes up his head from behind Equus, where he was "killing" the cat toy.

Kitsunekun: Bweeeee!

He runs over and pounces on Okami. A brief wrestling match ensues, ending with Okami holding Kitsunekun's head gently in her jaws.

Equus: Everyone, meet Okami and Kistunekun.

Okami lets go of Kit-kun, but she stays next to him.

Okami: (growling) Back off, girls. He's mine. (smiles) Otherwise, glad to meet you!

Emeraulde: God be with you. He and Jesus Christ love you.

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Fact of the day: Foxes are fluffy. XD

"For the gospel to be written in your heart, you need to know what it is and grow to understand it more fully, . . . sometimes reading a few verses, stopping to ponder them, carefully reading the verses again, and as you think about what they mean, praying for understanding, asking questions in your mind, waiting for spiritual impressions, and writing down the impressions and insights that come so you can remember and learn more. Studying in this way, you may not read a lot of chapters or verses in a half hour, but you will be giving place in your heart for the word of God, and He will be speaking to you."
Topic: scripture study
(D. Todd Christofferson, "When Thou Art Converted," Ensign, May 2004, 11)

John 3: 16-17

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