The Jesus of the Bible is the same as
the one in the BoM and the D&C--if you knew the one in the Bible better, you
would recognize him in the BoM and D&C--unfortunately, your concepts of him
come from your traditions, which are largely of men. The Mormon Jesus is
one who still has power to perform miracles, and to
do a new thing--the traditions you teach have emasculated him beyond
recognition--your Jesus is impotent--unable to work or act without the approval
of your confused ministers or your stand-in-your-own-light, self-appointed
preachers.
Blainerb
In a message dated 12/20/2005 4:36:13 A.M. Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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In a message dated 12/16/2005 8:59:42 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
discerning the difference . . .
cd: And the sad part is you actually believe a man who said there
were 6 ft quaker like people living on the moon-as a prophet of God-very
sad indeed.
He may have said that, but he also testified of
the reality of Jesus Christ. Would you count that as being
uninspired?
Blainerb
cd: You and DaveH both mention Jesus Christ but it
is not the Christ on the Bible-as was Smiths Christ not of God.If he was
inspired then Smiths word would reflect Christ words they do not do
so. Therefore the only conclusion I can draw from that is Smith is
speaking of another Christ.Simular to the Jesus that RCC teachs-They made
unto themselves a Christ that allows for Idol worship and sell him to people
for attendance to their Church.
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Sent: 12/16/2005 4:08:55 PM
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk]
Cross
In a message dated 12/14/2005 5:00:06 A.M. Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
cd: The why don't Mormons live by
Jesus's words instead of Smith's words.
Blainerb: . Smith lived and died for his testimony of
Jesus Christ, whom he saw and spoke with on several occasions.
Smith was His prophet, just as Moses was his prophet. There are
exciting parallels between the two, in fact. If JS ever
spoke anything contrary to the mind and will of the Lord, he spoke of
himself. Being a man, having the weaknesses of a man, he may have done
that on occasion. But that did not mean he was not a prophet who
revealed the mind and will of Jesus Christ to man in these last
days. Use the Holy Spirit, and the spirit of charity to be your
guide in discerning the difference . . .
cd: And the sad part is you actually believe a man who said there
were 6 ft quaker like people living on the moon-as a prophet of God-very
sad
indeed.
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