[sevenbak]

No, I didn’t try that with Saul, I showed where the Lord gave David Sauls wives after Sauls death.

The Joseph / married wives thing I have never argued against. There still is much we don’t know. Frankly, it’s not an issue with me. I accept him as a prophet of the Lord, and will not waver in the faith that was given me from the Holy Ghost.

When all one does is search for ammunition against someone, you will be successful. On the other hand, if you would search his works and writing and yes, even his live and interaction with others and look at the amazing among of good he did for mankind, they you would surprise yourself.

But it all pales in comparison to a personal witness from the Holy Ghost. Without that, everything else is just a waste of time.

[MHGinTN]

Seven, you took the correction and now claim you did not get corrected in your faulty assumptions regarding Saul’s wives. I can go back and get the thread posts, though they are many months back. You offered Saul as an example of God giving another man’s wives to David. Saul was dead and I pointed this out to you, then you accepted correction. I started this exchange over the issue of adultery, and the Ten Commandment admonition against adultery. God does not change His mind regarding the Ten Commandments else they would be merely suggestions. Smith was a serial adulterer and that is something you are trying to skit past as if it doesn’t matter. But to do this sleight of hand you have to denigrate the Righteous Judgment of God over your prophet. I asked how you reconcile the adultery of Smith, and we see now that Mormonism apologists try to use sleight of hand to skit the truth of this. Quite telling, really.