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What a beautiful testimony! This speaks directly to how I and millions more of others who have gained a testimony of this great and wonderful gospel we believe in. God truly has restored his church again on the earth and we are so fortunate and blessed to have prophets and apostles again at its head to lead and guide us. Truly God loves all his children, is mindful of all of us, and has given us all equal opportunities to prepare ourselves to return back to Him.
Not all believers in the BOM are LDS. But do you know why?
Wonderful piece! Thanks for sharing your heart.
@Michigander- I'll bite.... why would someone believe in the Book of Mormon and fail to see the Light?
@Whip, because there is true "Light" only in the BOM and the KJV.
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