Polygamy and the Nephites: Plus: The Origins of Spirits and the Role of the Celestial Joseph Smith

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As explained by Orson Pratt: Clarifying why the Book of Momon people were not taught to practice polygamy, plus more on the topic of the pre-existence and the creation of spirits. Explaining how our belief that spirits are formed in heaven is supported by the scriptures, including the disciples of Christ. Additionally, we shed light on the role of Joseph Smith in the Celestial kingdom and address misconceptions surrounding his teachings on marriage. In this presentation, the truth behind these important aspects of our faith is explained and clarified.

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6 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 7

@johnrowley310 3 месяца назад

I love fairy tales.

@thelatterdayteacher 3 месяца назад

Then you surely feel at home in today's era of history revisionism, maybe even with modern LDS intellectual scholars who do the interpreting for you.

@keithwheeler341 3 месяца назад

Section 132 is a joke much like most of the D&C sections that were made up to suit needs of the changing church (pushing it the direction the leaders wanted it to go) or to give Joseph full power, or sections that were changed from the original way it was given.

@thelatterdayteacher 3 месяца назад

@@keithwheeler341 You are not making sense. What section of D&C to you claim are "sections that were changed from the original way it was given."? What is your point and where do you stand?

@keithwheeler341 3 месяца назад

@@thelatterdayteacher if you compare the 1832 edition of Book of Commandments compared to the 1835 Doctrine and Covenants, you will see some damming changes made. Joseph Smith claimed that those first revelations came by way of the interpreters, word for word from God, and then changed them a few years later. I invite everyone to look it up. It's alarming.

@3thingsfishing427 3 месяца назад

@@thelatterdayteacher JS literally told his followers that Jesus said they should build him a house, all while he was "sealed" to his followers' wives. A deeply unhealthy belief system here. Not to mention telling Native Americans, who have been here for 20,000 plus years, that they are descendants of Jews. So unbelievably racist and incorrect. Please respect Native Americans, their stories, their sufferings, and their histories by abandoning this ridiculous fairy tale. Thanks.