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The LDS Daily WOOL© Archive - Robert S. Wood

4/15/06
"When we speak and act, we should ask whether our words and expressions are calculated to invite the powers of heaven into our lives and to invite all to come unto Christ. We must treat sacred things with reverence. We need to eliminate from our conversations the immodest and the lewd, the violent and the threatening, the demeaning and the false. As the Apostle Peter wrote, 'But as he which hath called you is holy, so be ye holy in all manner of conversation' ( 1 Pet. 1:15 ). The expression conversation refers here not only to speech but also to our entire comportment. As Nephi, he is inviting us to so live that we may speak with the 'tongue of angels.'" - Robert S. Wood, " The Tongue of Angels ," Ensign (CR), November 1999, p.83

7/3/07
 "What we say and how we present ourselves not only betray our inner person but also mold that person, those around us, and finally our whole society. Every day each of us is implicated in obscuring the light or in chasing away the darkness. We have been called to invite the light and to be a light, to sanctify ourselves and edify others." - Robert S. Wood, "The Tongue of Angels," Ensign (CR), November 1999, p.83

 
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