"...trust in Christ that thou wilt be saved;" (Moroni 9:22)
- We must trust in Christ and live our lives as He has commanded in order for us to be saved and live with Him again. Trusting isn't always easy but it is so essential and so important especially when developing and working on a relationship with our Savior Jesus Christ.

"...be faithful in Christ;" (Moroni 9:25)
- We must live our lives according to Christ and care more about what He thinks then what the people of the world and in the world think of us. We must live our lives faithful as a tribute to Christ. For really we have not other choice but to perish.

Marion D. Hanks said,
"Christ in our lives is not meant to grieve us or weigh us down unto death because we have been imperfect. Through him we may be lifted up by accepting his gifts and his mercy and long-suffering. These blessings we must seek to keep in our minds always." (Ensign, July 1973, "What Manner of Men")

We are asked at the end of the Book of Mormon to:
To read.
To remember the Lord's mercy.
To ponder.
To ask with a sincere heart.
To ask with real intent.
To ask with faith in Christ.

- Do we do these things? Do we have a testimony and a sure witness of the truth? If so, how do we show it? How do we live it?

I know it's true. I followed these steps and found out for myself. If you don't know and if you have questions. Do these things and you can know. I testify that it's true and it gives us the fullness of life.

Blessing- words of God in these latter days.

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