To know the history, purpose, and destiny of the Relief Society
The number ten in Hebrew is very significant. Every Hebrew letter has a numerical equilivant. The Hebrew character or letter that equals ten is a Yud and looks like this: י, it is the smallest Hebrew letter. The symbolical meaning of the Yud is God’s Hand, meaning how God’s Hand works or interacts in our […]
I already wrote once about Pres. Uchtdorf’s talk given in the General Women’s Meeting, but I feel to address it a second time. He talked about achieving happiness and he used two ways to get there: Creating and being Compassionate. I would like to dissect the “Creating” part of his talk. First of all he […]
In Hebrew the word for heart is pronounced, lev and would look like this: לב The Lamed, ל, symbolically represents a staff or rod of the shepherd. The rod is the word of God and in this case means the covenant between man and God. The Bet, ב, symbolically represents the blessing and/or the house […]
The Book of Helaman, in the Book of Mormon, is all about the human spirit waxing cold. Hardened hearts exposing one another, mankind breaking one another down, rampant domestic disputes. Kind of like our day. The Nephites, at this particular time, had a “heart condition.” When was the last time you had a check up […]
In Matthew 19:5 it states: And said, For this cause shall a man leave father and mother, and shall cleave to his wife: and they twain shall be one flesh? Cleave is an interesting verb, or word, that the Lord decides to use to describe the importance of leaving your past relationships and focusing on […]
If you had the opportunity to listen to the General Relief Society meeting, you were lucky to hear the words and direction of Pres. Dieter F. Uchtdorf. His message to us deserves to be noted and analyzed. I found it full of promising challenges. His first statement recalls our purpose and goal in life, “the […]
Moses’s name in Hebrew is pronounced, moshe, and would look like this: משה The Mem, מ, represents the world or water, which our world is mostly made up of. The Shin, ש, represents the burning bush or the Tree of Life or the eternal flame. The Hey, ה, represents the spirit, […]
Relief Society has been going on for 150+ years, and it (we) have accomplished great things. We have always had great women among us. Okay, let’s clarify that, all of us have value and the capability to do great things. I do believe some of us need more help than others to draw that realization […]
Elder Robert D. Hales and Sis. Elaine S. Dalton, mentioned the story of Lehonti, during our recent General Conference (Oct. 2008). Poor Lehonti. He was an example of how foolish action can jeopardize us, even unto death. (Alma 47) This is such a great story to use as an example of how Satan works; little […]
The word for truth in Hebrew is pronounced, `emet and looks like this: אמת The Aleph, א, the first letter in the Hebrew alphabet, represents God or the first one. The Mem, מ, is the middle character in the Hebrew alphabet and represents the world. The Tav, ת, is the last character in the Hebrew […]
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