092426, Thursday
Weight: 230.6
BP and Pulse: 115/72, 73
GMI: 7.1, Glucose level Three day Average: 155
Reported Sleep: 6:22
Yesterday's Steps: 9,062
Journal Entry:
The comments, below, of President Monson, are very appropriate in this day and age. I am so grateful to have the ability to receive and review messages given through prophets and Apostles.
Come Follow Me:
Isaiah 30: 1 Woe to the rebellious children, saith the Lord, that take counsel, but not of me; and that cover with a covering, but not of my spirit, that they may add sin to sin:
"Disregard for the commandments has opened the way for…the plagues of our day. They include the plague of permissiveness, the plague of pornography, the plague of drugs, the plague of immorality, and the plague of abortion, to name just a few…
…With his deceptions and lies, the adversary will lead you down a slippery slope to your destruction if you allow him to…You have heard the messages of the adversary. He cunningly calls: Just this once won’t matter; everyone is doing it; don’t be old-fashioned; times have changed; it can’t hurt anyone; your life is yours to live…
Great courage will be required as we remain faithful and true amid the ever-increasing pressures and insidious influences with which we are surrounded and which distort the truth, tear down the good and the decent, and attempt to substitute the man-made philosophies of the world. If the commandments had been written by man, then to change them by inclination or legislation or by any other means would be the prerogative of man. The commandments, however, were God-given. Using our agency, we can set them aside. We cannot, however, change them, just as we cannot change the consequences which come from disobeying and breaking them.
…We cannot allow ourselves the slightest bit of leeway in dealing with sin. We cannot allow ourselves to believe that we can participate “just a little” in disobeying the commandments of God…"
President Thomas S. Monson, Apostle, October 2015, "Keep the Commandments"

