In speaking of how to gain a testimony, he said:
“I once had a visit from a young Catholic priest who came with a stake missionary from Colorado. I asked him why he had come, and he replied, ‘I came to see you.’
“ ‘Why?’ I asked.
“ ‘Well,’ he said, ‘I have been searching for certain concepts that I have not been able to find. But I think I am finding them now in the Mormon community.’
“That led to a half-hour conversation. I told him, ‘Father, when your heart begins to tell you things that your mind does not know, then you are getting the Spirit of the Lord.’
“He smiled and said, ‘I think that’s happening to me already.’
“ ‘Then don’t wait too long,’ I said to him.
“A few weeks later I received a telephone call from him. He said, ‘Next Saturday I am going to be baptized a member of the Church, because my heart has told me things my mind did not know.’
“He was converted. He saw what he should have seen. He heard what he should have heard. He understood what he should have understood, and he was doing something about it. He had a testimony.”
Harold B Lee, Stand Ye in Holy Places (1974), 92–93.
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