Mormonism
Mormonism, as a religious movement, does not have a direct representation or mention in the Bible, as it originated in the early 19th century with the founding of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) by Joseph Smith. The term "Mormon" primarily refers to followers of this faith, which includes texts considered scripture by its adherents, most notably the Book of Mormon, along with the Bible, Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price.Within the context of Christian scripture, the Bible serves as a foundational text for many Christian denominations, including Mormonism, which views the Bible as holy scripture but believes that it has been translated and transmitted through human hands, potentially leading to errors. Mormons believe that the Book of Mormon, which they regard as another testament of Jesus Christ, complements the Bible and provides additional insights and revelations. Key biblical themes such as faith, repentance, and the divinity of Jesus Christ are central to both the Bible and Mormon doctrine, although the interpretations and additional doctrines unique to Mormonism, such as the concept of ongoing revelation and the nature of God, distinguish it from traditional Christian beliefs.
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Mormonism: Filthy and Blasphemous Doctrines
By Stephen Hamilton1.5K27:06ISA 43:10ISA 44:62TI 3:1HEB 1:1In this sermon, the speaker discusses the uncertainty of knowing the exact timing of God's prophetic calendar and the last days. However, he suggests that the current state of the world indicates that we may be in the last of the last days. The evidence for this is the prevalence of self-love and selfishness among people. The speaker emphasizes the importance of standing up for the defense of the gospel and for Jesus, as exemplified by the apostle Paul. The sermon also touches on the topic of cults and isms, specifically focusing on Maori Mormonism as one of the cults being examined. The speaker concludes the sermon with a prayer, expressing gratitude for the truth of God's word and worshiping the Trinitarian nature of God.
Mormonism - Its Beginnings
By Stephen Hamilton1.4K35:03EZK 37:15In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of people believing lies instead of the truth. He refers to 2 Thessalonians 2:11, where it is mentioned that God will send strong delusion to those who choose to believe lies. The speaker then talks about a story involving an angel named Moroni who supposedly appeared to Joseph Smith and gave him a revelation about a book written on golden plates. The speaker questions the authenticity of this story and compares it to the warning in Galatians 1 about even an angel bringing a different gospel. The sermon concludes with a discussion about Ezekiel 37 and the significance of the sticks representing Judah and Joseph in the Bible.
Mormonism: A Creed From Hell
By Stephen Hamilton1.4K30:25GEN 3:17GEN 3:23HOS 11:9In this sermon, the speaker begins by thanking God for being our Father and for reversing the effects of the fall through Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that sin is evil and should never be glorified or seen as a good thing. The speaker criticizes Mormonism for turning the Bible on its head by teaching that the fall was actually a positive thing. He also highlights the omnipresence of God and refutes the idea that sin has brought any benefits to mankind. The sermon concludes by referencing Genesis chapter 3 and the deception of the devil.
Understanding Mormonism
By Ron Carlson2.1K1:12:08MAT 1:18MAT 16:15In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having an objective basis of authority to test all visions, revelations, and testimonies. He asserts that God's Word, the Bible, serves as this objective basis. The speaker shares a personal story of his passion for flying and the need to rely on instruments and gauges to survive a dangerous situation. He compares this to the world's current state, describing it as a "graveyard spiral" and asserts that the Bible is the only gauge that can provide the truth. The sermon concludes with the speaker emphasizing the simplicity of God's love and salvation, stating that a personal relationship with Jesus Christ is the key to eternal life.
Mormonism: An Antichristian System Which Blasphemes Christ
By Stephen Hamilton1.4K29:20GEN 1:26MAT 1:18LUK 1:352CO 11:3In this sermon, the speaker strongly criticizes the teachings of Mormonism, calling them false and unscriptural. They argue that the fall of man, which Mormons view as a blessing, is actually a negative event with severe consequences for mankind. The speaker also highlights the belief of Mormons that life on earth is a probationary period and that only through a physical body can one attain celestial glory. They conclude by emphasizing the importance of the Gospel and the truth found in the Word of God.