Te Karere . lly united inthe purposes of the Lord. A peoplethat is not united is not of the is the test of divine ownership,so lets show that we belong to theLord. A WITNESS RETURNS (Continued from Page 312) lips and he drank heartily. He layback on his pillow for a few opened his eyes and recognized reached out his hand and said,You are my friend. I clasped his handand his words were clear and said: Yes, I did see the Angel;I heard His voice; I saw and handledthe plates upon which the Book ofMormon was written and translated bythe Prophet Joseph Smith. H
Te Karere . lly united inthe purposes of the Lord. A peoplethat is not united is not of the is the test of divine ownership,so lets show that we belong to theLord. A WITNESS RETURNS (Continued from Page 312) lips and he drank heartily. He layback on his pillow for a few opened his eyes and recognized reached out his hand and said,You are my friend. I clasped his handand his words were clear and said: Yes, I did see the Angel;I heard His voice; I saw and handledthe plates upon which the Book ofMormon was written and translated bythe Prophet Joseph Smith. He ceased speaking, lay back on his pillow, andhis grip on my hand commenced toslacken. I removed my hand from hisclasp. He gasped two or three timesfor his breath, and just as the sunwent down behind the western moun-tains, the soul of Martin Harris passedinto the Great Beyonds. This testimony was witnessed byJ. E. Harrington. 316 TE KARERE What a Mission Means to a Missionary and his Wife By ELDER G. R. LOW. EN DEED I am truly thankful forthis wonderful opportunity of com-ing on a mission. I am thankful forhaving the privilege of being an am-bassador for my Father in Heaven totell the many unrealising people ofthe world of the restoration of theoriginal Church of Jesus Christ herein these latter days. There are numer-ous reasons for which I feel so verythankful right now while I am servinghere in the mission field. Perhaps the greatest reason for myhappiness in this way is the fact thatthe Lord has enriched my life with awonderful wife, who is giving meencouragement while I am out is also growing and progressingfrom this experience. The courtship which we enjoyedbefore I came out here was a verynormal one. It just seemed that wewere meant for each other, and thatshe was the girl that I had chosen tobe my wife before I came to thisworld. With such common understand-ing and mutual desires as we had wedecided to exchange vows before weseparated and I left on my mission.
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