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PopularChristians, This Should Concern You: The Last-Days Prophecies Your Church Isn’t Looking For
The Bible lists what must happen before Christ returns: Elijah, an angel with the everlasting gospel, the stick of Joseph, prophets, temples, the gathering. If none of it is happening in your church, that's a red flag.
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Top RatedChristians, This Should Concern You: The Last-Days Prophecies Your Church Isn’t Looking For
The Bible lists what must happen before Christ returns: Elijah, an angel with the everlasting gospel, the stick of Joseph, prophets, temples, the gathering. If none of it is happening in your church, that's a red flag.
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LatestChristians, This Should Concern You: The Last-Days Prophecies Your Church Isn’t Looking For
The Bible lists what must happen before Christ returns: Elijah, an angel with the everlasting gospel, the stick of Joseph, prophets, temples, the gathering. If none of it is happening in your church, that's a red flag.
Christians, This Should Concern You: The Last-Days Prophecies Your Church Isn’t Looking For
The Bible lists what must happen before Christ returns: Elijah, an angel with the everlasting gospel, the stick of Joseph, prophets, temples, the gathering. If none of it is happening in your church, that’s a red flag.
Read MoreThe Con Man Who Never Ran the Con: What Joseph Smith Never Said
If Joseph made it all up, a con man would have pointed at every hit and said SEE, PROOF. He never pointed to Nahom, Bountiful, chiasmus, or the verse with his name in it. His witnesses broke with him and never denied it. He died in debt and went back to Carthage. So what exactly was the con?
Read MoreWho Wrote the Gospels? Anonymous Authors and the Thou Hypocrite Standard
No Gospel names its author in the text. Here’s where Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John got their names, and why the Book of Mormon has the better paper trail.
Read MoreJude Says Enoch “Prophesied”: Why Jude 1:14 Isn’t Paul Quoting a Pagan Poet
Paul quoted pagan poets, so Jude quoting Enoch means nothing? Read how each source is introduced. Paul cites “your own poets.” Jude says Enoch “prophesied,” the verb Jesus used for Isaiah.
Read MoreDeuteronomy 18:22 Cuts Both Ways: Elisha, Jonah, and the D&C 84 Temple
Critics use Deuteronomy 18:22 as a one-strike rule against Joseph Smith and the D&C 84 temple. Run the same test on Elisha, Jonah, Isaiah, and Micah, then read the conditions written into D&C 84, 105, and 124.
Read MoreThe Book of Abraham Facsimiles (2026 Edition)
Critics wave papyrus fragments like a mic drop. Joseph published three facsimiles with explanations. Here is what he said, what Egyptologists generally say, and what the Church’s Gospel Topics Essay actually claims.
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