Are Latter-day Saints Just Like Muslims? Apply the Bible’s Own Test
Critics say Latter-day Saints and Muslims are alike because both had a prophet visited by an angel. 1 John 4:2-3 shows why the messages about Jesus are opposites.
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Author: TraviX
Who Killed Goliath? 1 Samuel 17 vs. 2 Samuel 21:19
1 Samuel 17 says David killed Goliath. The Hebrew of 2 Samuel 21:19 says Elhanan did, and the KJV added “the brother of” in italics. Here’s the text, the excuses, and the standard critics would never accept for the Book of Mormon.
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Anachronisms in the Bible (KJV Edition): The Standard Critics Won’t Use on Their Own Book
Critics call every Book of Mormon anachronism a fatal blow. The Bible has camels too early, Philistines too early, a city named Dan before Dan, and Easter in Acts. Same standard for both books, or no standard at all.
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Joseph Told It Four Times, Paul Told It Three: The First Vision Accounts and the Damascus Road
Critics say Joseph Smith’s First Vision accounts don’t match, so he made it up. Acts tells Paul’s Damascus road vision three times, and those accounts differ on who heard the voice, who fell, and who gave Paul his calling. Here’s the side-by-side, and why the standard has to cut both ways.
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“As Far As It Is Translated Correctly”: What the Bible’s Own Manuscripts Say About Textual Variants
“The Book of Mormon has been changed thousands of times!” So has the Bible. Goliath’s height, the longer ending of Mark, the Comma Johanneum, a missing paragraph in 1 Samuel: here is what the Bible’s own manuscripts show, and why Latter-day Saints were never surprised.
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