Hello my friends welcome to follow him favorites this is where John and I share a single

story to go with each week's lesson. John were in Heleman 13 through 16 today and I have a story for you. This set of chapters is all about

Samuel the Lamanite and at one point he says this he's talking to the wicked

Nephites you have sought all your days for what you could not obtain.

You have sought for happiness in iniquity or in sin, which thing doesn't exist, he basically says, it's contrary to the nature of God.

And then later on he says if you're going to perish, you're going to perish unto

yourself. This is how this works. You're free. You can act for yourselves, but just know that you can choose life. this is what is what is what is what

but just know that you can choose life or death and it made me think of a story

about David O' McKay's horse named Dandy.

This is what David O' McKay said about Dandy. This is what David O'Mekay said about Dandy.

He said, I once owned and had great pleasure in training

a well-bred cult named Dandy.

He had a good disposition, a clean rounded eye, well-perportioned, that's what I think when I think of my pet.

He was well-proportioned under the saddle, so when he was writing him he said he was willing and responsive and cooperative. He said he and my dog

Scotty were real companions. He had confidence in me that he would not be injured.

But this is the important part here, John,

Dandy resented restraint.

Can I say that again?

Dandy resented restraint, which means he didn't like fences and he didn't like ropes.

He said he would nibble at his tie rope until he was free.

He wouldn't run away he just wanted to be free.

Thinking that other horses felt the same he would untie

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