172 Hymn, "Let thy glory round us shine", In Humility Our Savior
Joseph Smith beheld such glory. We may not have that dispensational vision- But we can feel of its power. Borrow it, I suppose. Feel its peace- visualize it. However, near noteable- personal, as the clothe is taken up and over, and over and up again- to our minds-to witness and remember this work again, viewing the sacrament emblem experience. Ours, a situational vision to our mind- of my state- a presence of God, perhaps. To a mind, a vision appeared in my beating heart, of what- comfort, assurance, brotherly warmth of Jesus.
- meager attempts to give me reflection of Christ, Jesus
in the words of Shakespeare:
His life was gentle, and the elements
So mix’d in him that Nature might stand up
And say to all the world “This was a man!”
standing at general priesthood meeting singing
fathers talk 1992, "Be Men"
“Arise from the dust, … and be men.” (2 Ne. 1:21; italics added.)