December 9 — Achieving a Celestial Marriage, p. 136 “It is for the exaltation of man to this state of superior intelligence and Godhood that the mediation and atonement of Jesus Christ is instituted; and that noble being, man, made in the image of God, is rendered capable not only of being a son of man, but also a son of God. . . and is rendered capable of becoming a God, possessing the power, the majesty, the exaltation and the position of a God. . . (John Taylor, Gospel Kingdom, p. 57).” (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘Achieving a Celestial Marriage’
Godhood Possible Because Jesus Died
Posted in godhood, tagged Achieving a Celestial Marriage on 12/09/2025| 1 Comment »
Mormon God Exists to Give Birth to Spirits
Posted in godhood, tagged Achieving a Celestial Marriage, p. 5 on 01/29/2021| 2 Comments »
‘That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death’. — Philippians 3:10
Achieving a Celestial Marriage, p. 5 “God himself has declared his own reasons for existing. Remember, he said, ‘For this is my work and
my glory. . ..’”
“I see his purpose is ‘to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man.’” (Moses 1:39.)
“Which involves giving birth to spirit children and setting them on the road to exaltation. And if that is to be done, you must have an exalted man and . . . ”
“An exalted woman.”
“Exactly, an exalted man and woman who have been joined together in an eternal marriage. If this man and woman were obedient to all gospel laws except celestial marriage, what would be the result?”
“They still could not be gods. Now I understand. Celestial marriage is the crowning ordinance of the gospel.”” (more…)
Marriage, not Jesus, Determines Eternal Life for LDS
Posted in Marriage, tagged Achieving a Celestial Marriage, p. 1 on 01/28/2021| 4 Comments »
Achieving a Celestial Marriage, p. 1 “There is probably no decision in all of life, and perhaps in eternity, that has a more profound effect on our eternal destiny than that concerning marriage.” (more…)
Becoming Goddess Queens, and Priestesses for Husband
Posted in Marriage, tagged Achieving a Celestial Marriage, blasphemy, godhood, priestesses on 02/13/2020| Leave a Comment »
Achieving a Celestial Marriage, p. 132 “Celestial Marriage Makes Women Queens and Priestesses unto Their Husbands. “If righteous men have power through the gospel and its crowning ordinance of celestial marriage to become kings and priests to rule in exaltation forever, it follows that the women by their side (without whom they cannot attain exaltation) will be queens and priestesses. (Rev. 1:6; 5:10.) Exaltation grows out of the eternal union of a man and his wife. Of those whose marriage endures in eternity , the Lord says, ‘Then shall they be gods’ (D. & C. 132:20); that is, each of them, the man and the woman, will be a god. As such they will rule over their dominions forever.” (McConkie, Mormon Doctrine, p. 613 .)” [emp. added] (more…)
LDS: Man is from Race of Gods
Posted in godhood, tagged Achieving a Celestial Marriage, false prophet John Taylor, godhood, polytheism on 01/29/2019| 1 Comment »
Achieving a Celestial Marriage, p. 4 “Man has descended from God; in fact, he is the same race as the Gods. His descent has not been from a lower form of life, but from the Highest Form of Life; in other words, man is, in the most literal sense, a Child of God. This is not only true of the spirit of man, but of his body also.” — LDS President John Taylor, Also found in Course of Study for Priests, 1910. p.35 (more…)
The ‘Great Secret’ Revealed by the ‘Great Prophet’ of Mormonism
Posted in False Prophecies of Joseph Smith, tagged Achieving a Celestial Marriage, exaltation, false prophet Joseph Smith, God was once a man, LDS Manual on 01/09/2016| Leave a Comment »
LDS Manual, Achieving a Celestial Marriage, p. 129; “The gospel of Jesus Christ teaches that man is an eternal being, made in the image and likeness of God … These truths are generally well understood by Latter-day Saints. Less well understood, however, is the fact that God is an exalted man who once lived on an earth and underwent experiences of mortality. The great prophet Joseph Smith refers to this as ‘the great secret.’”




















































































































