A mother who mourned that her sons were lost,
complained of her husband
as a visionary man.
When they returned safely, comforted, she knew that
The Lord had
protected her sons while on His errand.
All rejoiced and gave thanks, praising the Lord.
They were home again with their parents
who dwelt in a
tent.
Tents became a symbol for Zion our home.
Stakes were firmly grounded to hold up the large tent.
Ropes were fastened to poles and the entire
structure was raised.
There were rugs and dividers creating many rooms
in the father’s
mansion.
Ancient people on the American continent traditionally
have lived in
tents.
Mobility to move in times of winter, war or
community needs were
necessary.
Tents and temples are raised and built around the
world where needed.
Saints now gather, unified in stakes, to support
the higher
covenants of the gospel
found in our
Father’s house, Holiness to the Lord.
Children wander and play
Mothers worry and rejoice
All return to the Father’s tent.
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