Quote 10

Related to the reading

Lusting for the Things in Egypt

Numbers 11 : 4-9


All these lessons taught in the Bible, the Book of Mormon, and by our own experience are to warn us of the danger of going astray, and to show us how prone we are to lust after the leeks and onions of Egypt, or to sacrifice principle to gain some temporary advantage or to answer some mercenary purpose; and they should be so firmly fixed upon our minds, and so applied in our lives, that nothing could induce us to do so, for however great the seeming advantage resulting from such a course, it would in the end prove a serious disadvantage, for in following it we sacrifice our integrity, violate our faith, weaken our confidence in God and our power with him, and lay ourselves liable to fall into snares from which it is impossible for us to extricate ourselves.

- President George A. Smith, Journal of Discourses 12:149


Future reading : May 16 - 22

Deuteronomy 6-8; 15; 18; 29-30; 34


Future reading : May 23 - 29

Joshua 1-8; 23-24


Prepare by doing the following:

Read the scriptures

Read Come Follow Me

Ponder