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“Seek and Ye Shall Find”

Our mothers and our Heavenly Father share a common bond. Of both we ask much, yet how much do we know of them?

Perhaps we should chat with our mothers on this their day about who they are as a person, who they were before we knew them, what is important to them as individuals. It could be that as we see them as persons, we gain new insight into ourselves. What a pleasant way to spend a Sunday afternoon (after helping with the dishes). How interesting to return to Mother's childhood while she can share those priceless tales.

We also need to know more about our Heavenly Father. What is most important to God? What does He will for our lives? Through weekly worship, talking with God by prayer and meditation, and reading from the Bible, we gain new insight into ourselves as spiritual beings and will be able to live our lives more purposefully and peacefully. The Bible says, "Seek the Lord while He may be found”. Isaiah 55:06

Seek God on Mothers Day and each Sabbath. God bless our mothers, that their day will have a special meaning.

Scriptures Selected by The American Bible Society

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