The other morning I found a box of cereal on the kitchen
table opened upside down. How did that happen? It just felt awkward and uncomfortable to look at. It just wasn’t right.
After the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, life became a little upside down for fervent
and honest worshipers of Christ. People such as Martin Luther, John Calvin, and
William Tyndale, began to speak out against the errors of the predominant
churches of their day. They felt like things weren't right, like an upside down box
of cereal, so to speak. Many reformed churches sprang up, trying to right the
box. Paul wrote to the Thessolonian saints, who were anxiously anticipating the
second coming of Christ, that “that day shall not come, except there be a
falling away first.” (2 Thes. 2:3)
"In answer to Joseph’s prayer, God the Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, appeared to him. This humble farm boy was the prophet chosen by God to restore the ancient Church of Jesus Christ and His priesthood in these latter days. . .With this divine commission, his work was not to reform nor was it to protest what was already on the earth. It was to restore what had been on earth and had been lost.” “Preparations for the Restoration and the Second Coming: ‘My Hand Shall Be over Thee’” by Elder Hales (Ensign or Liahona, Nov. 2005, 88–92).
Through the prophet Joseph Smith, Jesus Christ restored his gospel with all the saving ordinances necessary for us to return
to our Father in Heaven.
The blessings of the gospel of Jesus Christ are for all of God’s children. Christ invites all to come and partake of those blessings. Come, and eat from a NEW BOX, a box right side up, and be nourished. It will feel right and be comfortable to your soul.



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