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2 Nephi 4:34 is a good scripture, I saw the reference on the wall in the mission office when we went and grabbed some paperwork to do before heading to the hospitals again. And I have a lot of paperwork to do and insurance claims to file because everyone decides to get sick the week before and after transfers...silly missionaries. But it's kinda fun, I go through the medical receipts and look up the missionary's birthday and name and insurance number etc, and fill out a form with all the info.
Also, they have all the flowers from the backgrounds of our family pictures, so that's really nice to look around and see little
bits of home, probably because it's a similar climate as Texas. We've got Plumbago and Lantana, and Pride of Barbados and Esperanza flower and Bougainvilleas. Most of the
plants that we keep as bushes in the states they let grow into trees here,
so that's pretty neat, too, I'll have to take some pictures sometime.
We ended up teaching 2 lessons tonight, and the husband of one of our investigators is quite strong willed and objectionable to whatever we're teaching, so tonight's topic of one-sided discussion was the fact that somehow came up (remember I can't always understand what's being said sometimes) that as missionaries, were aren't supposed to be in love or whatever, we're here to serve the Lord, and the wife said that we were very obedient to the rules and thought that made sense, and somehow the husband has it in his head that our pastor or someone made up all the rules and that we follow the rules of man and not God, and where in the Bible does it make sense to disobey God and not be fruitful or whatever, and explain where in the Bible is the book of Moroni, who is this person, la-la-la-la... bless that man, but my goodness, you can feel the Spirit leave when he comes in the room, he just wants to contend. So we don't. But it is difficult to teach that family, though we keep coming by and trying.
2 Nephi 4:34 is a good scripture, I saw the reference on the wall in the mission office when we went and grabbed some paperwork to do before heading to the hospitals again. And I have a lot of paperwork to do and insurance claims to file because everyone decides to get sick the week before and after transfers...silly missionaries. But it's kinda fun, I go through the medical receipts and look up the missionary's birthday and name and insurance number etc, and fill out a form with all the info.
Large cactus that has grown into a tree-like structure... very interesting! |
We ended up teaching 2 lessons tonight, and the husband of one of our investigators is quite strong willed and objectionable to whatever we're teaching, so tonight's topic of one-sided discussion was the fact that somehow came up (remember I can't always understand what's being said sometimes) that as missionaries, were aren't supposed to be in love or whatever, we're here to serve the Lord, and the wife said that we were very obedient to the rules and thought that made sense, and somehow the husband has it in his head that our pastor or someone made up all the rules and that we follow the rules of man and not God, and where in the Bible does it make sense to disobey God and not be fruitful or whatever, and explain where in the Bible is the book of Moroni, who is this person, la-la-la-la... bless that man, but my goodness, you can feel the Spirit leave when he comes in the room, he just wants to contend. So we don't. But it is difficult to teach that family, though we keep coming by and trying.
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