Psalm 18:2 “The LORD is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer; my God, my strength, in whom I will trust; my buckler, and the horn of my salvation, and my high tower.”
I’ve always said one of the best Bible studies I’ve ever done is on the book of Jeremiah. For an ex-Mormon, it opens doors of historical clarity, and puts the Book of Mormon in its proper place; the pile of false prophecies.
The historical narrative for the Book of Mormon is built upon the premise God separated an unknown tribe of Israel from amongst the rest of her clans. In doing this, He also commanded them to flee Jerusalem during the chaos of Babylon’s takeover of Israel c. BC 600.
The BoM is filled with ‘commandments’ from God that were diametrically opposed to all other commandments He gave to Israel through His prophet Jeremiah, and other prophets at that time.
Truth, they say, is stranger than fiction and never was it more so than with the presence of Mormonism. The reasons why this church flew under the radar for so long are as numerous as the changes made to its premiere canon.
