“Contents,” Liahona, Aug. 2000 Liahona August 2000 Volume 24, Number 8 Contents Features Comment First Presidency Message: Inspirational Thoughts President Gordon B. Hinckley Putting Off the Natural Man Robert L. Millet “I Saw Another Angel Fly” J. Michael Hunter Visiting Teaching Message: Purity in Thought and Deed Bolivia: A Bounty of Blessings Judy C. Olsen Likening the Scriptures unto Ourselves George A. Horton Jr. Especially for Youth True or False Justin Hakanson How to Be Happy Elder Marlin K. Jensen Mormon Message: Is It Really Great? Latter-day Saint Voices: Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ “I Want an Eternal Family” Alfonso Castro Vázquez “Trust in the Lord with All Thine Heart” Humberto Eiti Kawai Faith in God Gave Me Strength Bryan Wu “I Believe in the Power of the Priesthood” Rodrigo Medeiros Honório Questions and Answers: How Can I Make Good Friends? An Honorable Release Arnold Lemmon The Friend Friend to Friend Rebecca M. Taylor and Bishop Keith B. McMullin Sharing Time: A Beautiful Tapestry Ann Jamison Fiction: Amanda Pratt, CTR Spy Lori Mortensen A Time to Stand Tall Bishop H. David Burton Trying to Be Like Jesus: A Haven of Peace Barbara Jean Jones New Testament Stories Jesus Christ Is Born Presentation at the Temple On the cover: Front: Washington D.C. Temple Angel, by Avard Fairbanks; photograph © 1994 Mark Edward Atkinson. Back: Salt Lake Temple Angel, by Cyrus Dallin; photograph by Craig Dimond. Inside back cover: The Hill Cumorah Angel, by Torlief Knaphus (photograph by Christine T. Cox); [illustration] Background: Moroni Monument, by Arnold Friberg. Torlief Knaphus was born in 1881 in Norway. He joined the Church in 1902, at age 21, and immigrated to the United States, where he created several sculptures for the Church. In 1934 the Church commissioned him to create a monument depicting the angel Moroni for the Hill Cumorah in New York. Erected in 1935, the 3.15-meter bronze statue sits atop a 59-tonne granite obelisk on the north crest of the Hill Cumorah.