In the Book of Mormon we have an abnormal fixation on a “dead” prophet by the name of Isaiah. As we see from the Index to the “triple combination”, the Book of Mormon prophets referred to Isaiah regularly; Nephi1 rehearses to his brethren the words of Isaiah: 1 Ne. 15:20 . Nephi1 reads prophecies of Isaiah to persuade his people to believe in […]
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On the 8th day of August 1839, the Prophet Joseph Smith prophesied: “We ought to have the building of Zion as our greatest object”- But, the prophecy did not end there. The revelation in its fulness warned, “Wars will come and we shall have to flee to Zion, the cry is to
In the Book of Mormon we have an abnormal fixation on a “dead” prophet (something frowned upon in todays corporate entity, separate from the legal entity formed by/through the prophet Joseph Smith in 1830, which was later dissolved by the US Govt in the 1890’s) by the name of Isaiah. As we see from the
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Abraham Lincoln was the sixteenth president of the United States (1861 to 1865). Some believe that Lincoln was “a man inspired of God who invoked a covenant relationship between America and its maker” and that he played a “crucial role … to bring this nation closer to heaven.” And because Lincoln checked out the Book
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“I want to warn this great body of priesthood against that great sin of Sodom and Gomorrah, which has been labeled as a sin second only in seriousness to the sin of murder. I speak of the sin of adultery, which, as you know, was the name used by the Master as he referred to
