We talked about Joseph Smith’s false prophecies, and how he said that Jesus would return in 1891, which never happened. Â How, he said that New Jerusalem would be built and dedicated by his hand, which never happened.
As Jesus said, Mormon people ignore what Christians want to share with them “lest at any time they should see with their eyes and hear with their ears.
Nobody can see God’s face in this life and continue living. This is speaking of the Father, for He is Spirit.
This teaching of the Trinity is in accordance with what the Bible says, not man-made theology.
In 3 Nephi 11, we find the teaching of the trinity, and the Father being Spirit taught. However, Mormons would disagree with these teachings
Has Jesus ever said that He is the Father? Nope, never. But did Jesus say that people would see the Father when they see Him?
Jared in the Bible supposedly lived around 3544-2582 BC, which we see in Genesis 5. I am mentioning Jared since you see a brother of Jared in the Book of Mormon.
Not once did Jesus ever say that He is the Father in the Bible. The only thing that He said was that people can see the Father when they look at Him.
Mormons come preaching a false Jesus, apostasy, restoration, atonement, plan of salvation, pre-existence, and more. Satan is leading their charge.
The moment you enter through the LDS temple doors, you are taking away God’s judgments and making yourself a God.
Will Mormons keep believing in the Godhead doctrine and reject the Book of Mormon, or will they believe in oneness theology and reject Mormonism
Mormons collectively will tell you that they believe in the Godhead. Where Jesus is God, the Father is God, and the Holy Spirit is God.
The Book of Mormon is one strange book. In many parts, we learn about the trinity, but in other parts we learn about the oneness of God
Jesus told His disciples that the gates of hell would not prevail against His church. This means that it never fell into apostasy.
Mormons think their temples are helping them and dead people. What they don’t realize is this is Satan’s playground, and nothing from God.
Mormons are scared to know the truth. Asking them to visit a website outside their church is a no go. Same goes for videos calls.
I bear witness that Joseph Smith was a false prophet sent from Satan. That the Book of Mormon is not of God, but of the devil.
A big reason why Mormons are unsaved is because of their beliefs in a false atonement. This one belief is damning them to hell.
In the early church, it was never taught to do baptisms for the dead, perform marriage sealings, and ordain people to the priesthood.
Mormons say, we have the one true church. Only we can baptize for we have proper priesthood authority.
The Book of Mormon is claimed to be scripture but without one ounce of evidence. No evidence of ancient records on plates.
If someone hurts you, or does something wrong against you, go to him or her first in order to work things out.
To grasp the meaning of 1 Corinthians 15:29, let’s fist examine the context of this chapter. As you read above, there were apostates among the brethren that didn’t believe in the resurrection of the dead.
Our faith in Jesus saves a person, not water baptism. This is why the thief on the cross went to paradise, having never been water baptized.
There is NO second chances after death. NO exaltation to Godhood. And NO marriage in heaven. So NO need for Mormon temples.
There are no second chances in the afterlife, and 1 Corinthians 15:29 does not refer to people in the church doing baptisms for the dead.
The Mormon theology for baptisms for the dead stems from a single verse in 1 Corinthians 15:29.
Before you get the Mormon discussions, let me help you understand how these beliefs are false according to the Bible.
Those who are led by the Spirit of God are adopted in as sons and daughters of God. We are not automatically called His children at birth.
In this lost generation, the desire to call upon God is less and less. It is like people struggle to find any desire to pray.
The verse that Mormons take out of context in the Bible, more than any other, comes in 1 Corinthians 15, verse 29.