Joe Smith took other men's wives as his own. I am not perfect so if Joe Smith had taken my wife as his own I might had shot him. The Bible does say, if a man doesn't provide for his own he is worse than an infidel. I know my wife and she would have been worse than Emma if Joe Smith had claimed her as his wife and was having sex with other people. My wife might have lost her perfection long enough to fix Joe.
Furthermore, my wife has already had to ask some little boys claiming to be elders to leave her alone as they were rude. You would have to know my wife to understand that is way out of character for her. They were also rude to me a few months ago. But I think I got some extra rewards in heaven for being rebuked by the devil. :-) I follow the Bible that says not to let them in your house and neither bid them God's speed. Now if they want to come as a neighbor I will feed them. Give them a cup of coffee. :-) If they want to come as a boy Mormon elder I will not allow them in my house or bid them God's speed.
Blainer) To Glenn--You keep raging on and on about Joseph Smith and his
additional scripture. This seems like the devil is prompting you.
Glenn, ol' pal, you may need a blessing--a Priesthood blessing from a
pair of Mormon Elders, to drive out the spirit that prompts you to do
this. One Elder simply lays his hands on your head, anoints your head
with consecrated oil; a second Elder seals the annointing, then delivers
whatever blessing the spirit prompts him to say. I can have a couple of
guys there at your house to perform this ordinance if you so desire.
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002 00:14:25 EDT [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Of course, God has revealed others things not in the Bible. But
> these things
> are not on a par with the Bible. They are not additional Bible.
> And
> furthermore, I reject Joe Smith revealing of anything from God. And
> you know
> the historically reasons I believe this. You refuse to believe
> historical
> fact. No, I recant that. You cannot believe historical facts
> because Satan
> has blinded you.
>
> > >> >>> Rather, scriptural inerrancy relates to the human writer's
> expressed
> >>> meaning in each book, and to the Bible's whole body of revealed
> truth and
> >>> wisdom.
> >>
> > DAVEH: Whew......I thought he'd never admit such! That is
> exactly what I
> > believe. The difference is that I believe God has revealed a lot
> of wisdom
> > and truth that is not included within the pages of the Bible.
> Apparently
> > you (Glenn and others) believe all "revealed truth and wisdom" is
> found in
> > the Bible as we know it today......is that correct???
>
