Welcome to Part 2 with Dr. Sheldon Martin,

Mormon Chapter 7 through 9.

That's Denyville-Not-Go reminds me

another beautiful story from the mythical town of Mayberry where Barney Fife gets his paycheck

and says, look at all these deductions and this tax and he says, well you know what they say you

can't take it with you party five says well take

it with me I keep poking at me like this I'll be lucky if I get to go myself that show is better when I hear you talk about it than when I actually watch it.

Hank you're talking about verse 39. I really like this you adorn yourselves with that which hath no life

whatever that is and suffer the hungry the needy and the naked if I could add three words which have life

to pass by you. You're treating things like people and people like things and

maybe that's what Marona is seeing there.

Sometimes we take better care of our phone than we do the people in our life.

We spend time protecting it and getting it all, making sure it's safe at all times.

Do we even do that for people? This is from that same talk from President

Faust. He said during my professional career I helped the heirs of a noble

couple settle their estate. The estate was not large, but it was the fruit of many years of hard work and sacrifice.

Their children were all decent, God-fearing people had been taught to live the saving principles of the Savior. But when it came to dividing up the

property, a dispute developed about who should get what, even though there was nothing of great

value to fight about.

Feelings of selfishness and greed caused a rift among some of the family members,

and listen to this, that never healed and then continued into the next generation.

How tragic that the legacy, the hard work and the sacrifice of these parents

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