Re: [TruthTalk] Extra-Biblical Revelation

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On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 19:14:41 -0500 "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [JC]: >'I have yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now.'   this passage/verse confirms JCs supremecy (above all others) as a communicator, a fact which DavidM denied   also, it confirms that revelation does not occur today:   it says plainly that JC chose not to tell his chosen followers, the Apostles themselves, certain things; and, it means that if he chose not to tell them then, at that time, he would either tell them later, Spiritually, or not at all; essentially, this passage teaches clearly that JC was not talking directly to anyone else but the Apostles, that he would direct the HS to 'talk' to them   The error in DavidMs ideology stems from his arrogance, insisting that he himself is an Apostle   this means he subtly embraces a distinct feature of Mormon doctrine, not the NT--his teaching runs counter to the NT   This is why Mormons and people who adopt their doctrines implicitly are not Christians and one reason why Mormonism is a cult, and why DavidM is essentially a cult leader, not an NT Christian    g ottoson :: http://poet235.com