Strengthening My Testimony: One Trial at a Time

Strengthening My Testimony: One Trial at a Time

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"Don't you quit. You keep walking, you keep trying, there is help and happiness ahead. Some blessings come soon. Some come late. Some don't come until heaven. But for those who embrace the gospel of Jesus Christ, they come. It will be alright in the end. Trust God and believe in Good Things to Come." ~ Jeffrey R. Holland My grandparents reminded me every time I saw them that life would get better of I had the faith to keep pushing on. I guess that is why I have always fought through my trials and hardly ever let the smile fade from my face. It may also explain why I never allowed myself to cry in front of others. I thought it was a sign of weakness; later I would learn that it is a great symbol of strength, however, before I get to all the lessons I have learned it'd make more sense to start at the beginning where I believe it all started to unfold.
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My Israel

I was moved to write this story in an effort to educate people about God, His laws and how it caused me to separate myself from a religion I practiced for nearly 40 years. I also hope to inspire others to gain an interest and perhaps, as I have obtained, a passion for studying Biblical Hebrew. I will also uncover a centuries old conspiracy to conceal the actual name of God! Another purpose is to dispel some myths that people that leave The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints leave for only two reasons; they have lost faith, or they have been offended by someone. This is not the case with me, and I believe there is a growing number of people who have left for similar reasons. I want to be clear, my intent is not to destroy the church. I do not have any animosity towards the church nor the leaders or members. I acknowledge many members and leaders of the church are truly dedicated to living the gospel the best they know how. I also have great empathy for current members of the church as just a few years ago, I was a devout member of the church myself!

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