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Who the Lord calls, the Lord will qualify.
Thomas S. Monson
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Interpretation

What this quote means

If God has chosen you for a purpose, He will provide you with the necessary abilities and resources to achieve it.

This quote emphasizes the idea that divine calling and purpose come with the assurance that one will be equipped with the skills and strength needed to fulfill that purpose. It encourages individuals to trust in their own capabilities and divine support when pursuing their roles and responsibilities in life.

Themes

CallingFaithQualificationPurposeDivine Support

In practice

Example use cases

During a motivational speaking event on faith and perseverance.

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