Re: Hello from Hamburg
Tonight I will look on Ebay for an English version of the KJV Bible to acquire one. I will read it from the beginning to the end, as I did with the Book of M*O*R*M*O*N.
Then, at last, I will hold the BoM in my left hand and the Bible in my right hand, and which one is heavier should be the right scripture.
By the way...
30 For in the resurrection they neither marry, nor are given in marriage, but are as the angels of God in heaven.
So in the resurrection they are as the angels of God in Heaven...? Hmm... that means they are not exactly the same, and there must be a difference between real angels and the resurrected ones...
But who knows exactly about angels...? Anyway, I've seen the angels last night 'cause I've had more than enough on my Astra party yesterday.
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Then, at last, I will hold the BoM in my left hand and the Bible in my right hand, and which one is heavier should be the right scripture.
By the way...
30 For in the resurrection they neither marry, nor are given in marriage, but are as the angels of God in heaven.
So in the resurrection they are as the angels of God in Heaven...? Hmm... that means they are not exactly the same, and there must be a difference between real angels and the resurrected ones...
But who knows exactly about angels...? Anyway, I've seen the angels last night 'cause I've had more than enough on my Astra party yesterday.
Pearl of Great Price. The Book of Abraham was purportedly
translated from an Egyptian manuscript purchased by the Mormons from a travelling show in 1835, long before their trek to Utah. Joseph Smith quickly produced a translation
of this document, claiming it was written by Abraham in his own hand. Since modern knowledge of the Egyptian writing system was in its infancy at this time, there was no way to verify this claim.
until it resurfaced in 1967 in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. At that time Egyptian experts verified that it was actually a papyrus of a portion of the Book of the Dead.
by devout Mormons. This does not invalidate Mormon doctrine; any sacred text which has have signficance for the faithful should be considered valid on its own terms.



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