Tyre News: Robertson Family

Friday, January 2, 2009

Robertson Family

Judy's Paternal Great, Great Grandparents (sitting): George Washington Robertson (1838-1927) & Julia Freeman (1840) & their children (left to right & standing)Albena Caldonia (1861-1958), Crorolin (1865-1960), Cordelia (1858-1942), George Washington (1869), Lena Theo Docia (1877-1970), President Garfield (1881-1941)(Judy visited Docia in Alabama a week before her death.She was able to remember names and dates of births, etc.on many members of her family. Judy rechecked some of the information, but never found an error.)

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"...one of mortality's great tests comes when our beliefs are questioned or criticized. In such moments, we may want to respond aggressively--to 'put up our dukes.' But these are important opportunities to step back, pray, and follow the Savior's example. Remember that Jesus himself was despised and rejected by the world. And in Lehi's dream, those coming to the Savior also endured 'mocking and pointing...fingers' (1 Nephi 8:27) 'The world hath hated my disciples,' Jesus said, 'because they are not of the world, even as I am not of the world' (John 17:14) But when we respond to our accusers as the Savior did, we not only become more Christlike, we invite others to feel His love and follow Him as well.
"To respond in a Christlike way cannot be scripted or based on a formula. The Savior responded differently in every situation. When He was confronted by wicked King Herod, He remained silent. When He stood before Pilate, He bore a simple and powerful testimony of His divinity and purpose. Facing the moneychangers who were defiling the temple, He exercised His divine responsibility to preserve and protect that which was sacred. Lifed up upon a cross, He uttered the incomparable Christian response: 'Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do.' (Luke 23:34).
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