The first twelve Articles of Faith describe what we believe, but the thirteenth begins, "We believe in being." More than just a list of beliefs, the last article of faith challenges us to put the first twelve principles into practice and become what we believe.Using his characteristic humor, multiple scriptures, and powerful quotations and stories, John Bytheway describes what it means not to just believe in, but to actually be honest, true, chaste, benevolent, and virtuous.As the Lord helps us become what he wants us to become, we naturally gravitate toward the highest and noblest things in the world, those which are lovely and praiseworthy—in fact, we seek after these things.