“And the chosen messengers went forth to… proclaim liberty to the captives who were bound” — D&C 138:31
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A 14 year old boy walked into the woods to pray.
206 years later, the world is still arguing about what happened next.
Ok @grok based on my posts, what house would I be sorted into?
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The Book of Mormon is a great witness that the Lord loves all people and reaches out to all, everywhere.
The Book of Mormon adds to our knowledge of how our Savior’s earthly ministry reached out to all of His scattered flock.
Book of Mormon teachings contradict the erroneous assertion that the grace of God saves only a chosen few.
The Book of Mormon teaches that our Savior "inviteth ... all to come unto him" (2 Nephi 26:33). His grace is for all.
Similarly, the Book of Mormon tells us that the children of God in “every nation” have His promise that He “manifesteth himself unto all those who believe in him, by the power of the Holy Ghost” (2 Nephi 26:13).
These promises from the Book of Mormon are true.
I call upon all to act on these truths and to share them with others, that we may all draw closer to Jesus Christ, our Savior.
Telestial Takes retweeted
Useful thing to note when dealing with antimormon Christians… they get more out of condemning you than trying to earnestly convert you to (in their view) the correct faith. They don’t want you to “find Christ” truly, they just want to get that sweet high for condemning your soul
Calvinist: “There’s a special place in hell for you Mormons.”
Me: “You’re right. It’s called spirit prison. And if I find you there, I’ll be preaching Christ to you.
Because the difference between us is that you want me in hell, and I want us both in heaven.”
Amazing. A strawman and a non sequitur in the same reply.
Never argued there was legitimate treasure. I argued that failing to find it doesn’t show conscious deception, aka I argued he was sincere in his pursuit. You assume that because he didn’t find treasure, he must have knowingly lied about seeing it — does not follow.
And you just so happened to start giving terrible theological takes right at this follower count. That’s unfortunate.
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Every time critics walk into this one. At least read better anti material if you’re not going to read Biblical scholarship/contexts.
Alma 7:10 reads “at Jerusalem which is the land of our forefathers.” Amarna letters (found 1887) use “land of Jerusalem” for the surrounding region; one names a town Bit-Lahmi (often linked to Bethlehem) within it. Dead Sea Scrolls also use the phrase.
A forger steeped in the KJV would more naturally write the famous “Bethlehem.” The regional phrasing fits known ancient Near Eastern usage better than an expected 19th-century slip. Many historical Jesus scholars already treat the Bethlehem nativity as theological rather than strictly historical. Thus, in this specific case, alignment with later-discovered ancient usage is more plausible than a pure blunder.
Telestial Takes retweeted
The Book of Mormon takes place in the ancient Americas and, like the Bible, was written by Jesus Christ's followers. It teaches His gospel and testifies of Him. As you live the teachings found in the Book of Mormon, you can find peace and truth.
churchofjesuschrist.org/come…
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"How TikTok livestreams drew a Latter-day Saint back to his faith."
A friend of mine recently interviewed me about some of my faith journey. You can check it out below!
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Telestial Takes retweeted
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints believe both books can help you draw closer to Jesus Christ and learn more about His gospel.
churchofjesuschrist.org/come…
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BYU SHOULDN’T HAVE BEEN LEFT OUT OF THE PLAYOFF LAST YEAR.
BYU SHOULDN’T BE LEFT OUT OF THE CHRISTIAN CONVERSATION.
BYU SHOULDN’T BE DISRESPECTED FOR THEIR RELIGIOUS BELIEFS.
BYU SHOULDN’T BE LOOKED DOWN ON BY ANYONE.
BYU SHOULD BE THE #1 TEAM IN THE COUNTRY.
GOD’S PLAN!
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