Hi, this is Lily Anderson, and you're listening to Choosing Glory.

Thank you for joining me.

We're beginning the Book of Exodus this week, talking about one of the remarkable prophets of

the Old Testament, Moses. There are so many that are, well, all of them have parts that are so worthy of emulation and admiration.

I wanted to start. I have quite a few little things to talk about,

but that something else was added today

when I went to get the mail,

and there was a small package in the mail

from my daughter, Eaton,

who's living in North Carolina,

and I had no advanced notice that she was doing this but she

has learned how to make some custom jewelry pieces that are symbolic and this is what she sent

that has some beads that actually do more code letters so that the message here is still held.

And she wrote a beautiful note with this gift and talked about Isaiah 4110 and how she felt that, you know, the gospel was taught when she was growing up.

She was some very, very nice things about the love in our home.

And not to suggest that we were perfect by any means as parents or that our kids were perfect.

But we just been so blessed.

And we did try to incorporate the things that we had been privileged to know or be exposed to or to learn through the

guidance of the spirit.

And anyway, so she said some really lovely things about that, and then this message in Morse code

resonates in a way that Eden couldn't have known.

Although, of course, she knows that right, so here's Isaiah 4110, and it is a familiar one of the many stunningly

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