What does the term “their worm dieth not” mean?
The place where “Their worm dieth not,” is that place reserved for the sons of perdition, who live with Satan and his angels and for whom there is no forgiveness.
The place where “Their worm dieth not,” is that place reserved for the sons of perdition, who live with Satan and his angels and for whom there is no forgiveness.
The Book of Mormon is the stick of Joseph spoken of in Ezekiel 37 because it deals with the history of the tribes of Ephraim and Manassah.
Certain passages in the Bible, such as Ezekiel 37 and Isaiah 29, allude to the future revelation of the Book of Mormon.
The Book of Mormon is unclear on the details of Nephi’s killing Laban, but we do know it was dark and he likely was very careful.
The differences between passages in the Bible, in Matthew 5, and Book of Mormon, in 3 Nephi 12, are substantive differences, which subtly change meaning.
The Bible has come through many translations. Joseph Smith’s translation of the Bible restored many doctrines that had been changed over the years.
The prophet Nehemiah called God “great and terrible” because of the judgements he had sent against the rebellious Israelites.
The prophet and Book of Mormon author Nephi states that he was “exceedingly young” when the story of the Book of Mormon begins. Though young, Nephi was old enough to lead his brothers to do what God had commanded them.
If the Lord reveals to youi that the Book of Mormon is the word of God and contains the fullness of the gospel, then the Mormon doctrine that is contained in the Book of Mormon, must also be true.