2006

August 2006

  • Contents

  • Contents

  • The Two Great Lights

    Joseph B. Wirthlin

  • Idea List: Pray with Power

  • Surfing the No-Swim Zone

    Greg Burgoyne

  • Taking Credit!

    Danielle Nye Poulter

  • Q&A: Questions and Answers

  • New Era Poster

  • Making Progress Personal in Panama

    Adam C. Olson

  • Duty to God: Building Spiritual Strongholds

    Adam C. Olson

  • Shot Down!

    Robert C. Oaks

  • Line upon Line: The Family: A Proclamation to the World, Paragraph 3

  • On a Russian Train

    AmyLyn Woolley Reynolds

  • To the Point

    • How do I know when what I’m feeling is love, lust, or infatuation?

    • What do I do about my little brother who wants to go everywhere with me?

    • Am I expected to read each book of scripture daily?

  • The Sunday We Fought the Fire

    Scott B. Jensen

  • What’s Up?

  • Why Date?

    • Dating by the Book

      Danielle Nye Poulter

  • Instant Messages

    • Invite Him to Church?

      Kate Strongin

    • Serving the Savior

      Cody Olson

    • A Model of Modesty

      Danae Ellison

    • Language of the Spirit

      Phillip Young

  • What’s in It for You

  • We’ve Got Mail

  • Time

    Carina Schwartz

Time
August 2006


“Time,” New Era, Aug. 2006, 49

Time

By Carina Schwartz

It slips through your fingers like sand,

Each grain a second.

You wish you could mold it together

And protect it,

Take fragments of it and preserve them.

It rushes past—

A swirl of images around you—

Never stops.

The hands never cease moving;

With each second it makes itself known;

Yet we ignore it—

Until we face the knowledge that

We’re nowhere without it.