Posted in False Prophecies of the Mormon Church, tagged Deposition of a Disciple p 41, false apostles, false doctrines of Mormonism, Neal Maxwell, righteous don't have natural disasters on 03/24/2019| 2 Comments »
Originally Posted in 2014
Deposition of a Disciple, p 41 “A righteous people who trust in God are far more apt to be blessed with the kind of weather and food and brotherhood that makes famine less likely and sharing more likely than are people who have dismissed the Fatherhood of God and who then make an empty plea for the brotherhood of man. Those who live unrighteously will bring upon themselves the very calamities about which they are complaining in advance.” – Apostle Neal A. Maxwell
Posted in False Prophecies of the Mormon Church, tagged Abraham H Cannon, false apostles, false prophets, George Cannon, Lorenzo Snow, Wilford Woodruff on 01/04/2019| 22 Comments »
We posted the following article in 2015, but they still haven’t denounced this idolatrous teaching!
If you’re LDS, is this what you expect from your leaders?
Daily Journal of Abraham H. Cannon, April 15, 1894, v. 18, p. 70; “Father [George Q. Cannon] now spoke of the unfortunate condition of the people at present in regard to marriage…. ‘I believe in concubinage, or some plan whereby men and women can live together under sacred ordinances and vows until they can be married…. such a condition would have to be kept secret, until the laws of our government change to permit the holy order of wedlock which God has revealed, which will undoubtedly occur at no distant day, in order to correct the social evil….’
– Pres. Snow. ‘I have no doubt but concubinage will yet be practiced in this church, but I had not thought of it in this connection. When the nations are troubled good women will come here for safety and blessing, and men will accept them as concubines.’
– Pres. Woodruff: ‘If men enter into some practice of this character to raise a righteous posterity, they will be justified in it…’” (more…)
Posted in godhood, tagged Eliza Snow, false apostles, false doctrines of Mormonism, Melvin J. Ballard, Spencer W. Kimball on 09/09/2018| 2 Comments »
One important thing to keep in mind when understanding Mormon doctrine: pay attention to little details.
The Mormon Church teaches its members they’ll become kings and queens for God, but the Bible says no such thing.
Revelation 5:10 “You have made them to be a kingdom and priests to our God; and they will reign upon the earth.”
Posted in General Conference April 2018, tagged Dale Renlund, false apostles, Gerrit Gong, Holy Spirit, necromancy on 04/11/2018| Leave a Comment »
Today we’re looking at a couple of the talks given at General Conference in April 2018.
Before we begin…first things first…
The numbers we’ve allotted to each talk is purely for our own references in the series, and isn’t meant to describe the order in which each talk was given at conference. We’ve noticed in past articles Mormons are getting hung up on peripheral things, instead of focusing on the subject matter at hand.
Posted in Visiting Teaching, tagged David Bednar, false apostles, Henry Eyring, Visiting Teaching Message March 2018 on 03/22/2018| Leave a Comment »
The message for this month’s Visiting Teaching Lesson was called, ‘Pray for Each Sister by Name’. Click on link to read it in full.
The object of this lesson is for members to know the person they’re assigned to on a deeper level, rather than a surface knowledge of the one they’re caring for in their visits.
While that sounds admirable, we have to take into consideration what their leaders added to the fray…sigh…as you’ll see, it becomes quite laborious, and far from truth.
Posted in January, Witnessing Tip of the Day, tagged bible, Corinthians, discernment, false apostles on 01/19/2018| Leave a Comment »
January 19 – According to scripture. 1 Cor. 15:3; “For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures”.
Posted in Money and the Mormon Church, tagged false apostles, Salt Lake Trib, yearly tithing income of church on 10/26/2017| 2 Comments »
An article in the Salt Lake Tribune on October 14, 2017 provided some interesting info on the yearly salaries of Church leaders in SLC.
$120,000 per person across the board, plus housing. For some in leadership, housing includes a $1m+ apartment suite in downtown SLC, and others are stipend accordingly. The shocking thing about this is who exactly qualifies. If you believe it’s just the apostles, think again.
Posted in First Presidency Message, tagged contradictions in Mormon teachings, false apostles, false doctrines of Mormonism, false prophets of Mormonism, First Presidency Message Prophecy and Personal Revelation April 2016, Henry Eyring on 04/28/2016| 2 Comments »
Proverbs 20:7; “The just man walketh in his integrity: his children are blessed after him.”
After reading some of the messages produced by the Church, there are times I have to shake my head and wonder why. Why do they tell the lies they do, and why don’t members call the leaders out on the lies…?
Today we’re looking at the latest First Presidency Message, ‘Prophecy and Personal Revelation,’ April 2016.
You can read the entire message in full at the link above. Upon a cursory glance in this month’s message, one will notice at least three problems straightaway.
Posted in Bible, False Prophecies of the Mormon Church, Lies of Mormonism, tagged bible, false apostles, false prophets, lds.org, lies Mormon leaders tell on 02/11/2016| Leave a Comment »
What the Church Teaches about the Bible in 2016
“…In 1979, after years of careful work under the direction of the First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve, the Church 
published a Latter-day Saint edition of the Bible. This edition of the Bible has the same text as the King James Version, but it includes special study aids, such as the Topical Guide, the Bible Dictionary, and footnotes referring to passages in other books of scripture and to excerpts from Joseph Smith’s translation of the Bible….
Posted in False Prophecies of the Mormon Church, tagged 14 Fundamentals in Following the Prophet, Bruce McConkie, D&C 104:1, D&C 132, Ezra Taft Benson, false apostles, false prophecies, false prophets of Mormonism, joseph smith on 10/11/2015| Leave a Comment »
Oh the tangled web they weave…
As time has waned on for the Church, they’ve made a strict practice of not giving heed to many of their past proclamations. In Mormonism, there are no hard and fast rules, and our example today is a classic display of how they operate.
Posted in Mormon Dilemmas, tagged April 1981, false apostles, false doctrines of Mormonism, Liahona, Marion G Romney on 09/17/2015| Leave a Comment »
Liahona, ‘The Voice of the Spirit,’ April 1981; “Safety lies in knowing and complying with the 
teachings of Jesus and his prophets, and in discerning and strictly heeding the guidance of the spirit of Christ which “giveth light to every man that cometh into the world; and (which) … enlighteneth every man through the world, that hearkeneth to the voice of the Spirit.
“(For) every one that hearkeneth to the voice of the Spirit avoids every unnatural, unholy, and impure practice, (and) cometh unto God, even the Father.” (D&C 84:46–47.)” – First Presidency Message, Marion G. Romney
Posted in Mormon Dilemmas, tagged angels of light, false apostles, false doctrines of Mormonism, LeGrand Richards, Mormon apostles, racist teachings in Mormonism on 08/31/2015| Leave a Comment »
Interview by Wesley P. Walters and Chris Vlachos, August 16, 1978, Church Office Building; “The Lord has never indicated
that black skin came because of being less faithful. Now, the [American] Indian; we know why he has changed, don’t we? The Book of Mormon tells us that: and he has a dark skin, but he has promise there that through faithfulness, that they all again become a white and delightsome people.” – Apostle LeGrand Richards
Posted in Mormon Dilemmas, tagged false apostles, False Prophecies of Joseph Smith, false prophet Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball on 08/14/2015| Leave a Comment »
History of The Church 2:188-189; “The blessing of Brigham Young
was that he should be strong in body, that he might go forth and gather the elect, preparatory to the great day of the coming of the Lord; and that he might be strong and mighty, declaring the tidings to nations that know not God; that he may add ten talents; that he may come to Zion with many sheaves. He shall go forth from land and from sea to sea; and shall behold heavenly messengers going forth; and his life shall be prolonged; and the Holy Priesthood is conferred on him, that he may do wonders in the name of Jesus; that he may cast out devils, heal the sick, raise the dead, open the eyes of the blind, go forth from land to land and from sea to sea; and that heathen nations shall even call him God himself, if he do not rebuke them.”
Posted in August, Witnessing Tip of the Day, tagged bible, false apostles, false doctrines of Mormonism, Jesus, Luke 8:9-11, mystery of God, salvation on 08/09/2015| 1 Comment »
August 9 – Luke 8:9-11; ‘And his disciples asked him, saying, What might this parable be? And he said, Unto you it is given to know the mysteries of the kingdom of God: but to others in parables; that seeing they might not see, and hearing they might not understand.
Now the parable is this: The seed is the word of God.’
Posted in First Presidency Message, tagged 'all is well', false apostles, false doctrines of Mormonism, First Presidency Message, July 2015, Mormon pioneers, necromancy on 08/08/2015| Leave a Comment »
First Presidency Message, ‘All is Well,’ July 2015
Today I read with sorrow the July issue of the First Presidency Message on the LDS website. My first thought when I read the phrase ‘all is well’, was a warning from God in the book of Jeremiah.
Posted in Mormon Dilemmas, tagged Ensign May 1987, false apostles, false doctrines of Mormonism, gaining a testimony, Joseph Wirthlin on 07/26/2015| Leave a Comment »
Ensign, “Patience, a Key to Happiness”, May 1987, 30; “We should be patient in developing and strengthening our testimonies. Rather than
expecting immediate or spectacular manifestations, though they will come when needed, we should pray for a testimony, study the scriptures, follow the counsel of our prophet and other Church leaders, and live the principles of the gospel. Our testimonies then will grow and mature naturally, perhaps imperceptibly at times, until they become driving forces in our lives.” — Joseph B. Wirthlin
Posted in Mormon Dilemmas, tagged false apostles, false prophecies, false prophets, John Boynton, joseph smith on 07/07/2015| 2 Comments »
History of the Church 2:191; “John F. Boynton’s Blessing:—Thou hast prevailed and thou shalt prevail, and thou shalt declare the Gospel unto
many nations. Thou shalt be made mighty before God; and although thou shalt be cast out from the face of men, yet thou shalt have power to prevail. Thou shalt lead the elect triumphantly to the places of refuge; thou shalt be like the brethren who have been blessed before thee. Thou shalt stand in that day of calamity when the wicked shall be consumed, and present unto the Father, spotless, the fruits of thy labor. Thou shalt overcome all the evils that are in the world; thou shalt have wisdom to put to silence all the wisdom of the wise; and thou shalt see the face of thy Redeemer in the flesh. These blessings are pronounced and sealed upon thee. Even so. Amen.” – February 15, 1835
Posted in Mormon Dilemmas, tagged false apostles, False Prophecies of Joseph Smith, History of Mormonism, Orson Hyde will never die on 06/25/2015| Leave a Comment »
Millennial Star, Vol. 15, No. 13, March 28, 1853, p. 206; “Orson Hyde’s blessing –
Oliver Cowdery called upon the lord to smile upon him that his faith shall be
made perfect and that the blessings pronounced shall be realized lie shall be made mighty and be endued with power from on high and go forth to the nations of the earth to proclaim the gospel that he shall escape all the pollutions of the world the angels shall uphold him and that he shall go forth according to the commandment both to Jew and Gentile and shall go to all nations kingdoms and tongues all who hear ban his voice shall acknowledge him to be a servant of God he shall be equal in holding the keys of the kingdom he shall stand on the earth and bring souls till Christ comes we know that he loves thee and may this thy servant be able to walk through pestilence and not be harmed the powers of darkness shall have no ascendancy over him he shall have power to smite the earth with pestilence to divide waters and lead through the saints he shall go from land to land and from sea to sea he shall be like one of the three Nephites.”
Posted in May, Witnessing Tip of the Day, tagged Bruce McConkie, Christianity is whore of Babylon, false apostles, false doctrines, Mormon Doctrine pg 318, mormonism on 05/24/2015| 6 Comments »
May 24 – John 4:24; “God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and truth”.
Posted in Visiting Teaching, tagged April 2015, false apostles, false doctrines of Mormonism, Visiting Teaching Messages on 04/20/2015| Leave a Comment »
After taking a well deserved break from all things Mormon, Melissa’s back! Yay! One of the first things she did was send me a link for a video and when I mentioned that I’d like to use it straightaway she suggested it’d be a great segue for her article on the Visiting Teaching Message for April.
So here’s the link – it takes all of 3.5 minutes and it’s a cartoon on missionaries showing up at your door. Let us know what you think!
What the Missionaries Don’t Tell You – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VKT4hrBTuk
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