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SKU: A0.868044
Composed by Jennette Jay Booth. Christian,Sacred,Spiritual. 7 pages. Sound Booth #6371945. Published by Sound Booth (A0.868044).As I have watched what the youth of today are up against, I couldn't help but think of the stripling warriors described in the Book of Mormon.
It struck me that even though every warrior miraculously survived the two battles they fought in, every warrior was also badly injured, many to the point of fainting from the loss of blood.
And what happened next?
Every able soldier worked to bind up the wounds of the injured.
THIS is part of the story of their miraculous survival!
This is OUR part of the story as the parents/leaders of the youth today.
"Who Will Bind Their Wounds?" is a call to the latter-day Army of Antipus to come fight for and rescue our beloved Youth Battallion.
"Will you hasten to the fight like Antipus of old?
Will you march with all your might to defend the stripling fold?..."
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