Mary shows her devotion to Jesus by humbling herself at His feet. The first instance is found in Luke 10. The second is in John 11. The third is in John 12. Luke gives
1. For Latter-day Saints (Mormons) Questions you might ask them Can you say right now that you are completely forgiven and will have eternal life if you died today? If not, why not? Galatians 1:8
We continue our series of how Jesus interacted with the women he encountered and how he both met their deepest need and gave them honor. He honored the Woman at the Well by granting her
Jesus heals a woman with an
issue of blood. All she had to do was touch the Lord’s garment.
From John, Chapter 4 Her testimony: Her voice Finally, the women had returned. About time. I needed to get our water. My mind wandered to the question of the newest gossip . . .about ME!
A common misinterpretation in the LDS Church about kingdoms in heaven comes from 1 Corinthians 15:40,41.
he Book of Mormon calls Christians that hold to the Bible alone for truth, “fools”. Would a book that is called, “scripture”, do this? Absolutely not.
Mormons who believe the Book of Abraham are denying what is written in Genesis. They are accepting a belief in a plurality of Gods instead of one true God which the Bible teaches.
1 Corinthians 15 :40 (KJV)
40 There are also celestial bodies, and bodies terrestrial: but the glory of the celestial is one, and the glory of the terrestrial is another.
Mormons claim that they will build the New Jerusalem. This was taught by Joseph Smith. Unfortunately, it is a false teaching.
If you’ve ever wondered why Mormons believe in three kingdoms in heaven, it comes from 1 Corinthians 15:40.
We talked about Joseph Smith’s false prophecies, and how he said that Jesus would return in 1891, which never happened. How, he said that New Jerusalem would be built and dedicated by his hand, which never happened.
Giving up what is sinful in our lives may not be easy. You may need to pray and fast about it many times before your urges go away.
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.
The God of Israel said that every knee shall bow before Him and that he is God and no one else. This means that there is only one true God in the heavens
This teaching of the Trinity is in accordance with what the Bible says, not man-made theology.
Jesus said that His friends do the things He commands them. And one of those things is laying down our lives for our friends.
If anyone is for abortion, they are a murderer at heart and against God. These people need to repent and come to Jesus.
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
When the Holy Spirit comes into our lives, we are consumed with His righteousness and zeal. The things that are dark, we then shun away from.
Jesus is God, the Creator, our Judge, the Messiah, was born, died for our sins, rose from the grave, and is returning.
