May we incorporate into our own lives the divine principles which he Joseph Smith so beautifully taught by … - Thomas S. Monson

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Contentment is not escape from the battle, but rather an abiding peace and confidence in the midst of the battle.

Thomas S. Monson

May we incorporate into our own lives the divine principles which he Joseph Smith so beautifully taught by example, that we, ourselves, might live more completely the gospel of Jesus Christ. . . May our lives reflect the knowledge we have that God lives, that Jesus Christ is His son, that Joseph Smith was a prophet and that we are led today by another prophet of God - even President Gordon B. Hinckley.

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