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Answer the question is this true? Mormons must believe that Joseph Smith was the Prophet, Seer, and Revelator -- the means through which the "true Gospel" was restored to the earth. You cannot become a Mormon and doubt the words of Smith! "Latter-day Saints revere Joseph Smith as a prophet in the tradition of biblical prophets like Moses and Isaiah. Church members believe that his doctrinal teachings and instructions concerning the Church's organization resulted from divine revelation, not his own learning." ("From Farm Boy to Prophet," The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints).
So i've told the truth in all i've posted.Answer the question is this true? Mormons must believe that Joseph Smith was the Prophet, Seer, and Revelator -- the means through which the "true Gospel" was restored to the earth. You cannot become a Mormon and doubt the words of Smith! "Latter-day Saints revere Joseph Smith as a prophet in the tradition of biblical prophets like Moses and Isaiah. Church members believe that his doctrinal teachings and instructions concerning the Church's organization resulted from divine revelation, not his own learning." ("From Farm Boy to Prophet," The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints).
Other than the "true Gospel" part, Id say is fair. The truth is he restored the Fulness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the Priesthood after the Holy Order of the Son of God, The Church of Jesus Christ, the keys, gifts, powers, authority to act in the name of christ.
I would invite you to learn for yourself. If you are confident in your beliefs you have nothing to fear from reading the Book of Mormon and asking God whether it's true or not.
So i've told the truth in all i've posted.Answer the question is this true? Mormons must believe that Joseph Smith was the Prophet, Seer, and Revelator -- the means through which the "true Gospel" was restored to the earth. You cannot become a Mormon and doubt the words of Smith! "Latter-day Saints revere Joseph Smith as a prophet in the tradition of biblical prophets like Moses and Isaiah. Church members believe that his doctrinal teachings and instructions concerning the Church's organization resulted from divine revelation, not his own learning." ("From Farm Boy to Prophet," The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints).
Other than the "true Gospel" part, Id say is fair. The truth is he restored the Fulness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the Priesthood after the Holy Order of the Son of God, The Church of Jesus Christ, the keys, gifts, powers, authority to act in the name of christ.
I would invite you to learn for yourself. If you are confident in your beliefs you have nothing to fear from reading the Book of Mormon and asking God whether it's true or not.
So i've told the truth in all i've posted.Other than the "true Gospel" part, Id say is fair. The truth is he restored the Fulness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the Priesthood after the Holy Order of the Son of God, The Church of Jesus Christ, the keys, gifts, powers, authority to act in the name of christ.
I would invite you to learn for yourself. If you are confident in your beliefs you have nothing to fear from reading the Book of Mormon and asking God whether it's true or not.
Obviously not. But you may have been partly correct in a number of your posts.
So i've told the truth in all i've posted.
Obviously not. But you may have been partly correct in a number of your posts.
I've told the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
So i've told the truth in all i've posted.
So i've told the truth in all i've posted.
How on earth do you take one post where your quote is mostly accurate and conclude that somehow because it's mostly accurate that you've told the truth in everything youve posted???
So i've told the truth in all i've posted.
How on earth do you take one post where your quote is mostly accurate and conclude that somehow because it's mostly accurate that you've told the truth in everything youve posted???
So i've told the truth in all i've posted.
How on earth do you take one post where your quote is mostly accurate and conclude that somehow because it's mostly accurate that you've told the truth in everything youve posted???
Because everything i've posted relates to mormons praising that con joe, what i posted was all truth.
How on earth do you take one post where your quote is mostly accurate and conclude that somehow because it's mostly accurate that you've told the truth in everything youve posted???
Because everything i've posted relates to mormons praising that con joe, what i posted was all truth.
That doesnt make any sense. How does acknowledging an Apostle or Prophet somehow take away from Christ?
Nothing makes sense to you, unless it comes from the book of JOE.How on earth do you take one post where your quote is mostly accurate and conclude that somehow because it's mostly accurate that you've told the truth in everything youve posted???
Because everything i've posted relates to mormons praising that con joe, what i posted was all truth.
That doesnt make any sense. How does acknowledging an Apostle or Prophet somehow take away from Christ?
Nothing makes sense to you, unless it comes from the book of JOE.Because everything i've posted relates to mormons praising that con joe, what i posted was all truth.
That doesnt make any sense. How does acknowledging an Apostle or Prophet somehow take away from Christ?
Nothing makes sense to you, unless it comes from the book of JOE.
Read my post, Long Read but Worth it. Try and find any of them in their time, nothingJust read the book, it all made up. None of the so called authors existed.
Can you post the "facts" again, as well as the credible sources where you received these "facts"? I must have missed them. Just provide the post numbers in this thread. I'm talking about the facts (and not the speculation) which conclusively supports your statements about Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon.
Is it true you cant be alone when talking to someone about mormonism? I mean you have to have another mormon with you.
If you do not understand that everything belongs to and begins with the Christ, then you are truly lost, Avatar4321.
Stop projecting your own inadequacy onto me. Work on your relationship with Christ, instead. Truthspeaker, I suspect, will give you that advice as well if you ask him.
Good, Truth, then we can agree on some things. Avatar, however, took the shot, I merely deflected it. And I do agree with you that "[G]rim mystical warnings" serve absolutely nothing of worth.
On a lighter note, I have been to your Temple Square in SLC at this time of the year. It may be the most magnificient holiday spectacle of the season ~ absolutely awesome ~ in all of the United States.
Merry Christmas to you and all of yours, and a happy holiday season to all.
Grim, mystical warnings? Truthspeaker, go and read some of the discourses and conference reports of the 1850s and 1860s and 1870s by your church's prophets and leaders. Your church had a history of that, like many churches.
Please, I know of the Christian Scientists and JW's "predictions" but I would appreciate an illustration of other churches that did the same (of the Christian persuasion).......and yes, there is a trap to my question.
Thank you for springing the "trap" in the first half of your sentence before giving the warning. If you don't know your early Second Great Awakening history, particularly in the Case Western Reserve, and its impact of millenialism, then I suggest you go read.
