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Is that the ‘official’ Mormon position, from your Mormon Prophet? Or is it your personal take on the Bible message?

Pretty cool how the vision of the prophets all flow together. The prophets saw the same events and emphasized different aspects of it in their writings.

It's also the pattern of God, if He is going to require a prophet to do something huge like give up their lives, or lead the people to a promised land, or restore the entire gospel of the Jesus Christ to the earth, for His cause, He blesses that prophet with a personal visit. Probably because there is an eternal law that decrees, where much is given, much is expected.

So the Lord gives much, a personal visit, then expects a super human effort from the prophet. I'm guessing that's why in Rev 11, the scripture reads:

Rev 11
4 These are the two olive trees, and the two candlesticks standing before the God of the earth.

They will stand before God as the other prophets did, then they will be asked to give up their lives.

Rev 11
7 And when they shall have finished their testimony, the beast that ascendeth out of the bottomless pit shall make war against them, and shall overcome them, and kill them.

Rev 11 is key.... for you. It's not key for me, because I will know them before they are killed. You on the other hand have a huge problem. You will never recognize them as prophets and you will reject them outright, because you already have. By Jesus' own words if you reject the prophet you reject the God who sent him. And no amount of belief or claims of holiness will get you passed it.

If these are the last days, then those two prophets are already on the earth. Already teaching. And you don't know them. It's only a matter of time. When they are killed, you have 3 days left.

Which ever Church they belong to is teaching the true gospel of Jesus Christ.

Remember this, you and all of modern Christianity traces it's root back to the RCC. You can't claim your beliefs come from the Bible, because the RCC gave you your Bible too.

Everything you believe has it's roots in the RCC.

So there's really only two Churches. The RCC and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The RCC's fate is your fate too. Because the author of their gospel is also the author of yours.

It doesn't matter if your a Baptist or a Lutheran. Both are break-offs of the RCC. They can squabble over details, but they are come from the same place.

I can't trace anything back to the RCC. No roots to the RCC at all. We are completely separate and different.

Jesus proclaimed that when He judges the world, among the believers, only a few would be saved. Only a few.

Which one of us belongs to the few?

It's either like the RCC says that the Church never fell away and they've kept it going. Which is patently false. I can show exactly the milestone in history where God rejected them. The founders of the RCC created their own church which was not the Church Christ set up. Nor did they continue it.

Or the truth is as the Mormon's say. The Church fell away as it was foretold in scripture and had to be restored and was restored by the prophet Joseph Smith. And it continues today with Apostles and Prophets just like it did in the original Church that Jesus set up.

Which you reject.

Which rejection Paul prophesied would happen among the those claiming to believe on Jesus' name. The people claiming to be godly in the last days would reject the true prophets of the last days.

Which is why Jesus' said only a few would be saved.

It's really cool how it all flows together.