[Elsie]

- Because the fullness of the Gospel was restored through Joseph Smith, and because one must accept the fullness of the Gospel (whether in this life or the next) in order to receive salvation, one must therefore accept Joseph Smith as a prophet in order to receive salvation.

 

 

The ONLY way I 'accept' JS as a prophet, is a FALSE one!

 

 

I would have to ASSUME, therefore, that I am NOT saved.

 

So be it.

 

 

[nicmarlo]

Where in the Old or New Testaments does it say anything about Christ’s death not being “good enough” that God “requires” an additional “prophet” to fulfill the Law of the Old Testament?

I’ve never read anything about that.

Also, why were Christ’s last words on the cross, “It is finished!” (John 19:30) if “it” (the payment for sins, i.e., His own sacrifice of blood...an Old Testament requirement for forgiveness of sin by God) *really* wasn’t?