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Marvin Cowan
Marvin Cowan
10 Sermons

Sermons 10

1 John 4:12

Marvin Cowan preaches about the story of Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism, detailing his account of the religious revival in 1820 and his first vision where he claimed to have seen God and Jesus

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God

Marvin Cowan delves into the differences between Mormon beliefs and traditional Christian views, focusing on the concept of the Trinity. He highlights how Mormons define God as three separate gods - t

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Marvin Cowan discusses the LDS belief in the Bible and the Book of Mormon, highlighting the Mormon view that the Bible is mistranslated and incomplete, leading to the need for the Book of Mormon. He c

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Deuteronomy 13:1

Marvin Cowan preaches about the Mormon faith, focusing on their belief in the continuous revelation from God through various scriptures like the Bible, Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, and Pear

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Marvin Cowan preaches about the LDS belief in the priesthood, emphasizing the two priesthoods - Melchizedek and Aaronic, the functions and responsibilities of priesthood holders, and the claim of a un

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Matthew 7:15

Marvin Cowan preaches about the differences between Mormonism and the New Testament Church, emphasizing the LDS belief in a universal apostasy from the Christian doctrine and the need for a restoratio

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Marvin Cowan preaches about the differences between Mormon teaching on sin and salvation and historic, Biblical Christianity. He contrasts LDS beliefs on original sin, salvation through atonement, and

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Marvin Cowan preaches about the LDS belief in salvation through obedience to the laws and ordinances of the gospel, particularly focusing on the significance of temples in Mormonism. He delves into th

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Marvin Cowan preaches about the Mormon concept of eternal progression, emphasizing the belief in multiple stages of life to achieve perfection and godhood, including the pre-mortal spirit world and mo

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Deuteronomy 19:15 Authority of Scripture

Marvin Cowan discusses the claims surrounding the Book of Mormon, emphasizing that while it is presented as a second witness to the Bible, it lacks the historical and doctrinal consistency found in th

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