[StormPrepper]

[Colofornian]"..no hubby, no living with Heavenly Father eternally."

[SP]Within the Celestial kingdom itself there are 3 degrees of glory. When we say celestial we're always referring to the highest. However, Heavenly Father has made allowances for all conditions. D&C 132 is the exception, not the rule.

D&C 132 16 Therefore, when they are out of the world they neither marry nor are given in marriage; but are appointed angels in heaven, which angels are ministering servants, to minister for those who are worthy of a far more, and an exceeding, and an eternal weight of glory.

17 For these angels did not abide my law; therefore, they cannot be enlarged, but remain separately and singly, without exaltation, in their saved condition, to all eternity; and from henceforth are not gods, but are angels of God forever and ever.

Now I've shown you the full doctrine, which you didn't understand. Will you admit you were wrong and correct your error?

Why haven't you posted a correction to your error?

You didn't post that mess to deceive people did you?

Still waiting on your retraction/correction of your false claim.

You claimed I believe that if a person isn't married they can't live with Heavenly Father. I showed you exact proof that you were wrong and you refused to post a correction.

[Elsie]

You didn't post that mess to deceive people did you?

You didn't write this mess to deceive people did you?

Me?

Author and Proprieter??

[Elsie]

You claimed I believe that if a person isn't married they can't live with Heavenly Father.

But not in THIS thread!

Which argument are you carrying over?

 

To: 2ndDivisionVet; Elsie; All

One of the Mormon "apostles" -- L. Tom Perry -- just died this past weekend.

He was on his second marriage (married again as a widower).

He was married to both women -- supposedly "for eternity" -- in the Mormon temple.

So, per Lds doctrine...as soon as Perry & his two wives arrives make it to the highest celestial kingdom...Perry becomes an eternal polygamist.

All from the religion that supposedly disavows polygamy!

10 posted on ‎6‎/‎1‎/‎2015‎ ‎6‎:‎23‎:‎50‎ ‎PM by Colofornian

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[Elsie]

Now I've shown you the full doctrine, which you didn't understand.

There is NO 'full doctrine' of Mormonism.

If there were; a person could find the secret 'sacred' rituals done in the temples somewhere in Mormon 'scripture'.

They do NOT exist.

Mormonism makes another bold claim: fullness of the GOSPEL.

It cannot be found in the BoM like this plaque so arrogantly claims!

 

[Elsie]

I showed you exact proof that you were wrong and you refused to post a correction.

Any one else want to see this proof?

I sure do!

[Colofornian]

You cite D&C 132:16, yet ignore verse 4:

4 For behold, I reveal unto you a new and an everlasting covenant; and if ye abide not that covenant, then are ye damned; for no one can reject this covenant and be permitted to enter into my glory.

So let's break down the 3 key phrases or words of D&C 132:4, shall we?

1. New and Everlasting Covenant

As with the quote from official Lds church doctrine says, "the new and everlasting covenant" is celestial marriage (though Lds general authorities once upon a time defined it in the 19th century as either outright polygamy or at least included polygamy).

The official Lds church curricula – Doctrine and Covenants Student Manual – defines "celestial marriage" this way: "The 'new and everlasting covenant' (D&C 132:4) is the covenant of celestial marriage, as President Spencer W. Kimball plainly stated: 'Though relatively few people in this world understand it, the new and everlasting covenant is the marriage in the holy temple by the properly constituted leaders who hold the genuine authoritative keys...' ('Temples and Eternal Marriage,' Ensign, Aug. 1974, p. 5) One can sense the importance of accepting this covenant by the emphasis the Lord puts in the following phrases: ...'If ye abide not that covenant, then are ye damned' (vs. 4). 'No one can reject this covenant and...enter into my glory' (vs. 4)..."
(Doctrine & Covenants Student Manual, published by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, p. 327, 1981, 2000)

2. Which leads to what the above official curricula emphasizes...the word 'damned'

"Damned" doesn't mean "celestial" kingdom, does it StormPrepper?

3. 'No one can reject this covenant and...enter into my glory'

So are you saying, StormPrepper, that "damned" men can live in the celestial kingdom without entering into Heavenly Father's "glory?" Really?

[Colofornian]

Here ya go: covered some of what I posted in last post to you in newly established thread -- just posted!

Mormon 'apostles' ahead-of-curve of culture embracing eventual polygamy (25% vs. 16%) [Vanity]