"Zoram... could see God’s providence or man’s manipulation. In conditions not of his choosing, he had to decide how to view himself....He had to decide whether to exercise faith and, in so doing, see his difficult, even unfair, circumstances as the very means by which God would bless him if he acted right."
David B. Paxman, BYU Devotional, July 27, 2010
"I know that my Redeemer liveth;" with Job I testify. What though the ravages of disease destroy my body; what though I am slain by the sword of death—yet I know that he who bought me with his blood shall soon reign on earth and that “in my flesh shall I see God.” (Job 19:26; see also Job 19:25.)
Bruce R. McConkie, October 1984 General Conference
The entirety of Elder Bednar's March 3, 2013 CES address. If you have not yet seen or read it, take some time to.
David B. Paxman, BYU Devotional, July 27, 2010
"I know that my Redeemer liveth;" with Job I testify. What though the ravages of disease destroy my body; what though I am slain by the sword of death—yet I know that he who bought me with his blood shall soon reign on earth and that “in my flesh shall I see God.” (Job 19:26; see also Job 19:25.)
Bruce R. McConkie, October 1984 General Conference
The entirety of Elder Bednar's March 3, 2013 CES address. If you have not yet seen or read it, take some time to.
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