Posts Tagged ‘Carthage’
Tip of the Day, March 3
Posted in March, Witnessing Tip of the Day, tagged blood of the Lamb, Carthage, communion, joseph smith, Lord's Supper, martyr, salvation on 03/03/2012| Leave a Comment »
Mormonism vs. Islam
Posted in Mormonism vs. Islam, tagged Allah, bible, Carthage, false gospel, freedom, Freemasonry, God, gospel, Great Architect, Islam, Jesus, joseph smith, martyr, Masonic Logde, mormonism, Nauvoo, truth on 01/23/2011| 3 Comments »
Islam vs Mormonism
by Kirk Grim
The Islamic faith is centered on the belief in one God and in Arabic he is called Allah. The Muslims, followers of Islam, believe that Muhammad was visited by an angel of light from whom he received God’s final revelation. Muhammad claimed that this angel of light was Gabriel, the same Gabriel as the one from the Old Testament of the Bible. It was several years before these visions were recorded in what is called the Quran, the sacred scripture of Islam.
Joseph Smith, Martyrdom of
Posted in Martyrdom of, tagged bible, Carthage, Christ, false gospel, false prophet, freedom, Jesus, joseph smith, martyrdom, mormonism, salvation, truth on 01/11/2011| 4 Comments »
Martyrdom of Joseph Smith
Martyrdom: the act of extreme suffering; torment.
Martyr: a person who willingly suffers death rather than renounce his or her religion. One who makes great sacrifices or suffers much in order to further a belief, cause or principle.
The definitions of martyr and martyrdom above will serve as the foundation of what we’re looking at today for this subject matter. The Mormon Church has emphatically defended their position that Joseph Smith fulfilled the requirements of martyrdom. I thought it’d behoove us to look at how people in history have indeed become martyrs for the Lord and compare those alongside the case of Joseph Smith.