March 22 — Ensign, “The Keystone of Our Religion”, January 1992 “Unlike the Bible, which passed through generations of copyists, translators, and corrupt religionists who tampered with the text, the Book of Mormon came from writer to reader in just one inspired step of translation.” — Ezra Taft Benson (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘‘The Keystone of Our Religion’’
LDS Love-Hate Bible Contradictions
Posted in Bible, Book of Mormon, tagged 'The Keystone of Our Religion', BOOK OF MORMON: THE KEYSTONE SCRIPTURE, Ensign, Ezra Taft Benson, Paul R. Cheesman on 03/22/2026| 3 Comments »
Mormon Dilemma 914 Sincere People Believe Joseph Smith
Posted in Mormon Dilemmas, tagged 'The Keystone of Our Religion', Book of Mormon lies, Ensign January 2004, false apostle, false gospel, James Faust on 04/15/2014| Leave a Comment »
Ensign, ‘The Keystone of Our Religion’, January 2004; “…It [BoM] is a keystone for other reasons also. In the promise of Moroni previously referred to—namely, that God will manifest the truth of the Book of Mormon to every sincere inquirer having faith in Christ 4 —we have a key link in a self-locking chain.
A confirming testimony of the Book of Mormon convinces “that Jesus is the Christ, the Eternal God” 5 and also spiritually verifies the divine calling of Joseph Smith and that he did see the Father and the Son. With that firmly in place, it logically follows that one can also receive a verification that the Doctrine and Covenants and the Pearl of Great Price are true companion scriptures to the Bible and the Book of Mormon.” – James Faust
Mormon Dilemma 912 BoM isn’t History
Posted in Mormon Dilemmas, tagged 'The Keystone of Our Religion', 2 Timothy 4:2-4, bible, Book of Mormon, Ensign January 2004, false apostles, false gospel, James Faust, Jesus on 04/13/2014| Leave a Comment »
Ensign, ‘The Keystone of Our Religion’, January 2004; “It is important to know what the Book of Mormon is not. It is not primarily a history, although much of what it contains is historical…The test for understanding this sacred book is preeminently spiritual. An obsession with secular knowledge rather than spiritual understanding will make its pages difficult to unlock”. – James Faust




















































































































