Baatanyɛ yɛ Asodzi Krɔnkrɔn

Hɛn Ɔsor Egya dze ebusua ebusua bɔbɔɔ adze ama wɔaakyerɛkyerɛ hɛn nokwar fapem wɔ ɔdɔ ehuu mu. President Thomas S. Monson see dɛ: “Bɔ wo ba n’abaw do na fua no, taa se dɛ, ‘Modɔ wo,’ daa kã dɛ meda wo ase. Mma mma nsɛnhia a ohia anoyi no nnsom bo nnkyɛn nyimpa no a ɔsɛ dɛ wɔdɔ no no.”¹

Susan W. Tanner a, nkyɛ ɔyɛ wiadze mfɛndzanan Young Women president no, kyerɛkyerɛɛ dɛ: “Hɛn Egya a Ɔwɔ Sor yɛ fasusu ma nhwɛdo a ɔsɛ dɛ yedzi do. Ɔdɔ hɛn, Ɔkyerɛkyerɛ hɛn, Ɔwɔ hɛnho abotar, na Ɔdze hɛn pɛ ahyɛ hɛn nsa. … Ɔtɔfabi a ntsetsee, a ɔkyerɛ ‘erekyerɛkyerɛ no,’ wɔdan no yɛ no nkasa enyim. Mbofra—nye nkorɔfo a wogu mfe ahorow nyina mu no—dua ɔdɔ na nkuranhyɛ do tu hɔn suban mpon kyɛn ofi mfom no nhwehwɛɛ do.”²

Elder Quentin L. Cook a ɔkã Asomafo Duebien no hɔn Quorum ho no kãa dɛ, “Sɛ nokwar mu ara yɛbɔ ebusua mpaabɔ, yɛyɛ kyerɛwsɛm adzesũa, ebusua ewimbir fie nhyiamu, asɔfodzi nhyira na yesie Ahomgyeda no a, hɛn mba bɛyɛ … ahoboa ama onnyiewiei fie asetsena wɔ sor a, biribiara a ɔbɔto hɔn wɔ wiadze a no mu yɛ dzen no, remmfa ho.”³