Is God a Mormon?

[_subgenius]

I repeat, who pulled the Bible together?

Yawn
viewtopic.php?p=718540#p718540

[_just me]

if being Mormon is defined as being a member of of the CoJCoLDS then i do not believe He is a Mormon, simply due to lack of records.

Actually, Jesus has had his temple work done. He even has been sealed to Mary, Martha and Mary.

Sorry that I am late to the party, but happy to clear that up.

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[_ludwigm]

I repeat, who pulled the Bible together?

Yawn
http://mormondiscussions.com/phpBB3/vie ... 40#p718540

Three stupid nonsense.

See http://mormondiscussions.com/phpBB3/vie ... 73#p718573

[_subgenius]

if being Mormon is defined as being a member of of the CoJCoLDS then i do not believe He is a Mormon, simply due to lack of records.

Actually, Jesus has had his temple work done. He even has been sealed to Mary, Martha and Mary.

Sorry that I am late to the party, but happy to clear that up.

CFR
New Family Search was unable to confirm your assertion
there were over 2,000 maria magdelena
can't even count how many variations of Jesus
etc....etc....
nowhere did i see ordinances performed for Heavenly Father...but your post was amusing on some level i am sure.

[_LittleNipper]

The Old Testament Jesus read at the temple in Jerusalem is the very same Hebrew text we may read today. Jesus validated the Old Testament text.

If Jesus read anything in the temple, it was the Torah. Jesus was Jewish, not a Christian. Josephus described Jesus as a Rabbi. Are you Jewish?

The Old Testament is the Jewish text. Josephus was not a Christian. And many at the time of Christ called Jesus, " Rabbi."
"Rabbi" is recorded 12 times in connection with Jesus, and means "Teacher".

Mark 9:5 and Mark 11:21 by Peter
John 1:38 by two disciples of John the Baptizer
John 1:49 by Nathanael
John 3:2 by Nicodemus
John 6:25 by the crowds
John 4:31; 9:2; 11:8 by disciples not specified
Matthew 26:25, 49; Mark 14:45 by Judas

John 20:16; Mark 10:51 he is called "Rabboni" (My Teacher) by Mary Magdalene and by a blind man whom he healed.

The Torrah is basically the 1st 5 books of the Bible. In its most specific meaning, it consists of the first five books of the Tanakh written in Biblical Hebrew. The names of each of these books in Hebrew are taken from the first phrase in each book: Bereshit ("In [the] beginning", Genesis), Shemot ("Names", Exodus), Vayikra ("He called", Leviticus[1]), Bamidbar ("In the desert", Numbers) and Devarim ("Words", Deuteronomy).

I'd love to be a Messianic Jew. Unfortunately, as far as I know, I have no jewish ancestry. I am mostly german, english, polish, irish.

[_bcspace]

They are all Mormons though of course the Church wasn't necessarily known by that name in the past. The LDS Church is the only true Church according to God (D&C 1:30)

Matthew 5:3

If one is not humble enough to join God's only true Church, then one is not poor in spirit.

[_Bazooka]

If one is not humble enough to join God's only true Church, then one is not poor in spirit.

But, if one is clever, one can wait until the next life to find that humility, based on more information, and yet still get into the Celestial Kingdom.

[_LittleNipper]

Matthew 5:3

If one is not humble enough to join God's only true Church, then one is not poor in spirit.

The "true church" is a universal church and the bride of Christ (and no one else). The word "universal" is also translated "catholic." I do not see this as being "Mormon" in anyway shape or form.

[_LittleNipper]

If one is not humble enough to join God's only true Church, then one is not poor in spirit.

But, if one is clever, one can wait until the next life to find that humility, based on more information, and yet still get into the Celestial Kingdom.

Only according to Mormonism and perhaps Buddhism & Hinduism