Philip M Hudson

We gain our testimonies of the gospel of Jesus Christ by the power of the Holy Ghost, but we are converted when by faith we obey its principles and its doctrines. It is not enough to believe that the gospel is true, because belief is only the mental assent to the validity of a principle or doctrine, without the moral element of responsibility that we call faith. We believe "that there is one God," and by so doing, we do well. But "the devils also believe, and tremble." (James 2:19). Our faith in the gospel is dead, or is of no efficacy, if it is not accompanied by the witness of the Spirit. I have written these devotionals relating to the Holy Ghost, hoping that they will provide us with encouragement during our journey to the veil, where we will kneel at the Savior's feet. He will call us by name, and will say: "Well done, thou good and faithful servant. Thou hast been faithful over a few things. I will make thee ruler over many things. Enter thou into the joy of thy Lord." (Matthew 25:21).

"Our Saviour Jesus Christ: Devotionals for Each Day of the Year -Volume 1" explores our relationship with Jesus Christ that we enjoy by the power of the Spirit. The purpose of this book is to facilitate our conversion, when by faith, we obey the teachings of His gospel. It is not enough to believe in the Lord or in His gospel, because belief is only the mental assent to the validity of an eternal truth, without the moral element of responsibility that we call faith. We believe "that there is one God, and by so doing, we do well. But "the devils also believe, and tremble." (James 2:19). Our faith in the Savior is dead, or is of no efficacy, if it is not accompanied by our righteous works. I have written these devotionals that relate to our Lord Jesus Christ in the hope that they will provide us with encouragement as we make our way to the veil, where we will kneel at His feet and He will call to us us by name, saying: "Well done, thou good and faithful servant. Thou hast been faithful over a few things. I will make thee ruler over many things. Enter thou into the joy of thy Lord." (Matthew 25:21)

"Faith: Devotionals for Each Day of the Year -Volume 1" explores our relationship with Jesus Christ that we enjoy by the power of the Spirit. The purpose of this book is to facilitate our conversion, when by faith, we obey the teachings of His gospel. It is not enough to believe in the Lord or in His gospel, because belief is only the mental assent to the validity of an eternal truth, without the moral element of responsibility that we call faith. We believe "that there is one God, and by so doing, we do well. But "the devils also believe, and tremble." (James 2:19). Our faith in the Savior is dead, or is of no efficacy, if it is not accompanied by our righteous works. I have written these devotionals that relate to our Lord Jesus Christ in the hope that they will provide us with encouragement as we make our way to the veil, where we will kneel at His feet and He will call to us us by name, saying: "Well done, thou good and faithful servant. Thou hast been faithful over a few things. I will make thee ruler over many things. Enter thou into the joy of thy Lord." (Matthew 25:21)

Observations Volumes 1 - 5 are really nothing more than calendars of sorts, whose entries relate to The Book of Mormon. You will quickly see that the thoughts that are expressed on each page have been carefully crafted to represent a variety of geometrical designs. It may be surprising to learn that the construction of these patterns has helped me to coherently organize my thoughts. In many cases, the outcome almost seems to have been foreordained, as I moved words around until, as if my magic, they dropped into their proper positions on the page.

The eighth volume of the Compendium to Commentary on The Book of Mormon. The Book of Mormon will intuitively bring us closer to our divine center that is the domain of Those Who inhabit a more exalted sphere. This causes us to shrink from sin, and to think of it as repulsive. The Spirit will envelop us in an intuitive appreciation of where we came from, the tangible element of why we are here, and the revelatory reassurance of where we are going.

The sixth volume of the Compendium to Commentary on The Book of Mormon. The Book of Mormon will intuitively bring us closer to our divine center that is the domain of Those Who inhabit a more exalted sphere. This causes us to shrink from sin, and to think of it as repulsive. The Spirit will envelop us in an intuitive appreciation of where we came from, the tangible element of why we are here, and the revelatory reassurance of where we are going.

The fifth volume of the Compendium to Commentary on The Book of Mormon. The Book of Mormon will intuitively bring us closer to our divine center that is the domain of Those Who inhabit a more exalted sphere. This causes us to shrink from sin, and to think of it as repulsive. The Spirit will envelop us in an intuitive appreciation of where we came from, the tangible element of why we are here, and the revelatory reassurance of where we are going.

The fourth volume of the Compendium to Commentary on The Book of Mormon. The Book of Mormon will intuitively bring us closer to our divine center that is the domain of Those Who inhabit a more exalted sphere. This causes us to shrink from sin, and to think of it as repulsive. The Spirit will envelop us in an intuitive appreciation of where we came from, the tangible element of why we are here, and the revelatory reassurance of where we are going.

Observations Volumes 1 - 4 are really nothing more than calendars of sorts, whose entries relate to The Book of Mormon. You will quickly see that the thoughts that are expressed on each page have been carefully crafted to represent a variety of geometrical designs. It may be surprising to learn that the construction of these patterns has helped me to coherently organize my thoughts. In many cases, the outcome almost seems to have been foreordained, as I moved words around until, as if my magic, they dropped into their proper positions on the page.

Observations Volumes 1 - 4 are really nothing more than calendars of sorts, whose entries relate to The Book of Mormon. You will quickly see that the thoughts that are expressed on each page have been carefully crafted to represent a variety of geometrical designs. It may be surprising to learn that the construction of these patterns has helped me to coherently organize my thoughts. In many cases, the outcome almost seems to have been foreordained, as I moved words around until, as if my magic, they dropped into their proper positions on the page.

Observations Volumes 1 - 4 are really nothing more than calendars of sorts, whose entries relate to The Book of Mormon. You will quickly see that the thoughts that are expressed on each page have been carefully crafted to represent a variety of geometrical designs. It may be surprising to learn that the construction of these patterns has helped me to coherently organize my thoughts. In many cases, the outcome almost seems to have been foreordained, as I moved words around until, as if my magic, they dropped into their proper positions on the page.

Observations Volumes 1 - 4 are really nothing more than calendars of sorts, whose entries relate to The Book of Mormon. You will quickly see that the thoughts that are expressed on each page have been carefully crafted to represent a variety of geometrical designs. It may be surprising to learn that the construction of these patterns has helped me to coherently organize my thoughts. In many cases, the outcome almost seems to have been foreordained, as I moved words around until, as if my magic, they dropped into their proper positions on the page.

The second of a seven volume Compendium to Commentary on The Book of Mormon. The Book of Mormon will intuitively bring us closer to our divine center that is the domain of Those Who inhabit a more exalted sphere. This causes us to shrink from sin, and to think of it as repulsive. The Spirit will envelop us in an intuitive appreciation of where we came from, the tangible element of why we are here, and the revelatory reassurance of where we are going.

The first of a seven volume Compendium to Commentary on The Book of Mormon. The Book of Mormon will intuitively bring us closer to our divine centerthat is the domain of Those Who inhabit a more exalted sphere. This causes us to shrink from sin, and to think of it as repulsive. The Spirit will envelop us in an intuitive appreciation of where we came from, the tangible element of why we are here, and the revelatory reassurance of where we are going.

The first of a three volume Commentary on the Book of Mormon, from First Nephi through Words of Mormon. In The Book of Mormon, "we are not laying down ground rules for taste, or saying that it is good because some people like it, or bad because others do not. What we are saying is that whatever one may think of it, is one of the great realities of our time, and that what makes it so is that millions of people believe it. Its literary or artistic qualities do not enter into the discussion. It was written to be believed. It's one and only merit is truth. Without that merit, it is all that non-believers say it is. With it, it is all that believers say it is". (Hugh Nibley, "Of All Things", p. 93). With this historical perspective, an abiding testimony in the divinity of the work, and an anticipation of enlightenment throughout the journey, let us commit and re-commit ourselves to a lifetime study of this keystone text.

Whether you're someone who admires the towering beauty of mountains from close up or from afar, there's no denying how absolutely mesmerizing they can be. From dealing with the fickle character of Mother Nature to the challenges of pitting your talents against the tribulations life throws your way, the back-country wilderness can help shape your character. In the mountains, as nowhere else, the sky is the limit. So, if you are in a torrid love affair with the great outdoors, turn to Notes From No Telley Basin volumes 1, 2 & 3 to find out how others have reigned in their emotions to find creative outlets for their inspiration. As you read its pages, may Huckleberry Henry's perspective, and that of those whom he admires, help you as you literally and metaphorically confront the mountains in your own life.