I

No matter what trials confront you, you must come before God—this is right.

You must reflect on yourself while not delaying the performance of your duty.

Don't only reflect and never perform your duty.

In many cases, the trials of God are burdens He gives to people.

However great the burden bestowed upon you by God,

that's the weight of burden you should undertake,

for God understands you, and He knows you will be able to bear it.

The burden given to you by God

will not exceed your stature or the limits of your endurance,

so there is no question that you will be able to bear it.

The burden given to you by God

will not exceed your stature or the limits of your endurance,

so there is no question that you will be able to bear it.

II

No matter what manner of burden God gives you,

what kind of trial,

remember one thing:

Whether or not you understand God's intentions

and whether or not you are enlightened and illuminated

by the Holy Spirit after you pray,

whether or not this trial is God disciplining you or warning you,

it does not matter if you don't understand.

As long as you don't delay in performing your duty

and can loyally hold fast to your duty,

God will be satisfied, God will be satisfied,

and you will stand firm in your testimony,

you will stand firm in your testimony.

As long as you can loyally hold fast to your duty,

God will be satisfied, God will be satisfied,

and you will stand firm in your testimony,

you will stand firm in your testimony.

from The Word, Vol. 3. The Discourses of Christ of the Last Days. Only in the Frequent Reading of God's Words and Contemplation of the Truth Is There a Way Ahead