Is Jehovah the same person as Christ? Where does the name come from?
Mormonism teaches that Jehovah is the Old Testament name for Jesus Christ, whose name in Hebrew was Yeshua.
Mormonism teaches that Jehovah is the Old Testament name for Jesus Christ, whose name in Hebrew was Yeshua.
There is currently not a Patriarch to the Church in the Mormon Church. The organization of the Mormon Church changes according to the size and needs of the current times. The office of Mormon patriarch is now filled on a stake level.
In Joseph Smith’s letter, “Old Major” refers to the Prophet’s dog. The word “prattler” was a common term for a little child.
Only in cases of incest, rape, or seriously jeopardized life, accompanied by earnest consultation with church leaders and God, may a Mormon possibly consider an abortion.
There is no scriptural reference to pre-mortal family arrangements, but many patriarchal blessings have made reference to them.
The words of the prophets and the studies of scientists have no way of reconciling because one relies on faith and the other on observation.
God will always respect our agency to do right or wrong and will only invite us to do good, never force.
Mormon doctrine teaches that the spirit of a person remains with the body until death; those who live with incapacitated persons have an opportunity to perform godly service.
If we live righteously and trust in Jesus Christ, we have nothing to fear before the Second Coming.
Many rumors and tales have been told by Mormons saying that Salt Lake City will become a wicked and corrupt city.