The Book of Mormon

My Favorite Things #3/365

I love The Book of Mormon. It is the easiest book of scripture for me to read. Tomorrow, actually, I will finish The Book of Mormon for the tenth time! Most everytime I have read it, I read from this particular copy.


I got this copy when I got baptized at 8 years old. I was so excited. It had my name in it and was signed by the Bishopric.

There is not a single page that is not marked in this book. I love it!

If you have not read The Book of Mormon lately, I highly encourage that you do! It is a wonderful book!

Comments

The Holdaway Family said…
This is a cool book! So full of stories and the spirit!
May 25, 2009 at 9:59 PM
Books = Possibilities said…
10 times! That is so fantastic! I need to read mine more. I read it when the First Presidency challenged us all, and I was going to read it again...but I didn't. I really need to get back into the wonderful habit of studying this fantastic book of scriptures.

This is such a special copy for you!!! I still have mine from my seminary years, and even though it is missing a couple pages from a young child getting their sticky hands on it, I still love this quad!
May 25, 2009 at 10:22 PM
Cami said…
I can't believe you have read it ten times! That is SO cool!
May 25, 2009 at 11:54 PM
Sara said…
You are such an amazing example Ariel! Thank you for that!

I love to see your Book of Mormon and see how loved and studied it is! 10 times is amazing!!!
May 28, 2009 at 7:18 AM
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