A witness can't be denied
Forgotten or ignored
As, from it you cannot hide
For it came from the Lord
Honed and prepared
He was in need of strength
Humbly he shared
How he developed faith
The keeping of records
And the bearing of truth
Has come through great efforts
As great trees have deep roots
As the founder of a cause
How would he lead? at what cost?
Would he be willing to die?
Who would take his place? and why?
Sometimes all you have
Is your faith to hold on to
And the hope that perhaps
All your family will be true
Amidst a war of words
How can you know what's right?
Let your questions be heard
For wisdom, seek God's light
Scriptures come with power
Unto the heart of man
Teaching any hour
Heaven remains open
[Verse 1]
A witness can't be denied
Forgotten or ignored
As, from it you cannot hide
For it came from the Lord
Honed and prepared
He was in need of strength
Humbly he shared
How he developed faith
[Chorus]
The keeping of records
And the bearing of truth
Has come through great efforts
As great trees have deep roots
As the founder of a cause
How would he lead?
at what cost?
Would he be willing to die?
Who would take his place?
and why?
[Verse 2]
Sometimes all you have
Is your faith to hold on to
And the hope that perhaps
All your family will be true
Amidst a war of words
How can you know what's right?
Let your questions be heard
For wisdom, seek God's light
[Bridge]
Scriptures come with power
Unto the heart of man
Teaching any hour
Heaven remains open
[Chorus]
The keeping of records
And the bearing of truth
Has come through great efforts
As great trees have deep roots
As the founder of a cause
How would he lead?
at what cost?
Would he be willing to die?
Who would take his place?
and why?
Thoughts are from this series on youtube
Joseph Smith's preparation, faith, and leadership in restoring the Savior's gospel.
The tree roots metaphor highlights the enduring strength from keeping records and bearing truth, referencing challenges like a "war of words" and the need to seek divine wisdom.






















































































































































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