Question Gramps, When John says “Do not add to this book,” what is he referring to and how do I answer a non-Mormon’s inquiry? Robert Answer Robert, How you should answer depends entirely on what you think this person might be...
Question Gramps, I was reading and later watched a documentary about the early church of Christ and the saints who worshiped thereto, and it got me thinking: were Adam and Eve Christians? I have an idea as to what the answer is, but I would love to hear your...
Question Gramps, Achaeologists use a dating method which is used to determine the date of wooden objects and of rock layers that is very accurate. It’s done by looking at petrified trees and tracing them back by counting their rings and finding common...
Question Hey, Gramps! I was studying the Book of Revelation, and there were some concepts that weren’t very clear to me. Could you help?: Rev. 10:6 – “There should be time no longer” – is this a reference to the end of God’s...
Question Gramps, How do I respond to others who don’t believe in the Bible literally. Don’t most LDS members take the Bible literally as I do? Penelope Answer Hello Penelope, In our scripture, modern and ancient, the Lord continues to...
Question Gramps, In Genesis it says, Leah (Jacob’s wife), was hated and tender eyed. What does that mean? If Leah was hated, does that mean Jacob didn’t love her? I’m just curious. My name is Leah and I am forming a complex about my name....
Question Dear Gramps, In the Book of Mormon, Nephi and Jacob heavily quote Isaiah. However, modern Bible scholars hold that parts of Isaiah weren’t actually written by the Old-Testament prophet, and maintain passages after Isaiah 40 were written after...
Question Gramps, Could you please explain to me the verses 36 and 37 of Matthew Chapter 9? Why did Jesus say those words and how does it match with the questions asked by people about fasting? kwrwmdao Answer Dear kwrwmdao, Thank you for your...
Question Gramps, I enjoy reading your posts. I have been curious about this passage of scripture for awhile: Matthew 26:13. In what ways do we preach this in all the world as a memorial to her? Is it something passively taught? Or was it meant to be more...
Question Gramps, In reading the Old Testament for seminary this year I stumbled upon Numbers 31:1-18, in which Israel destroys a city and takes the spoils to Moses. When their prophet Moses finds out, however, that they have saved the married women and...
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