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Thanks for watching my video. I’d love to talk more about what you believe and how you came to your conclusions. I’ll be moving to Utah in December and if you’re in the Cedar City area I’d love to connect. Even if you’re not, I’d love to connect virtually. Regards MT

Joseph Smith was a can artist. Mormons twist words and use word salads. They don't believe in the Holy Trinity, they don't believe that Jesus is God. They believe their god is a mortal who was good enough to become a god of his own planet -- they in turn hope to be good enough by tithing and doing good works and following Mormon law to become a god of their own planet too. If you do the research you'll find out that their doctrine is similar to Islam and their ceremonial tradition were borrowed from Free Masonry. Mormons are not Christian.

God is good.

Tons of potential!

Mandy Poer thank you!!!

That still doesn’t matter. By their doctrines you will know. The Apostle Paul said if anyone comes to you with another Jesus and another Gospel let them be accursed. You can try to be as fruitful as you want but if your growing off another tree it doesn’t matter. Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life, not Michael the Archangel. No wonder Jesus warned about False Christs who will deceive many.

@@Dexion845 Jesus is our Way to the Father. What you fail to know is that Jesus showed that he is a creation. THe Bible called Jesus BORN OF/FROM GOD, the Father GAVE LIFE TO THE SON, "I LIVE BECAUSE OF THE FATHER", GOD MADE JESUS AS CHRIST AND LORD , NOTICE MADE, those are all description for a creation and never used for the Father. JESUS btw said THAT HE IS THE BRIGHT MORNING STAR, REV 22:6, WHo are those morning stars? Job 38 mentions those are angels too. Jesus is the BRIGHT one.

Keith Ray probably more of an explosive nuclear bomb look.

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When I grow up I want to be like Donall and Conall

Thanks for the comment Bruce! Good hearing from you and hope you're doing well.

Keith Ray cyber bully. Haha it does sound like I said lifes. Lol

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Tellikakneezus that’s a good question. It’s good news because no one deserves his grace.

I have so many questions. Why don't we deserve his grace? David was able to commune with God after stealing a man's wife, murdering him and then having a son with her, but Saul was abandoned by God and his son's were slaughtered. Saul's sons were slaughtered because of Saul and Saul's sin, but David's son became the most wealthy person on the planet because of David's sin. Why do Saul's son's deserve wrath? Why does God not look past the sin's of our father's?

@@tellikakneezusthethird4898 I am no where near as qualified to answer these questions as Mathew but I will give my personal takes on the questions you asked. So the initial question: why don't we deserve God's grace? Well, I start from a basic worldview that we inherently deserve very little just by chance of being born. The definition of deserve is "to do something or have or show qualities worthy of." As a general rule when you look at the history of humankind, even from a secular perspective, we have done some pretty awful stuff. I am sure we would agree on that. And from a Biblical perspective, humans literally turned our backs on paradise and walking with God. So by definition, we don't deserve it because we have not done anything or shown qualities of deserving it. We did the opposite. We literally had it and turned our back on it. The positive is that God is a loving God and has made salvation super-simple. While we turned our back on Him multiple times and killed His Son, we still just need to ask forgiveness, accept Christ, and try to live according to His teachings. In reference to your questions about David and Saul, much brighter minds than mine have debated similar questions for the better part of 2,000 years. Reading 2 Samuel 21:1, we see that “during the reign of David there was a famine for three successive years, and David sought the face of the LORD. And the LORD said, ‘It is because of the blood shed by Saul and his family, because he killed the Gibeonites’” So it seems to indicate, at least to me, that they were part of the acts. I don't think you can say David's son played a part in the things you mentioned. There is a bigger theological debate that I think you are ultimately getting at, though, which is the idea of humanity collectively sharing sin, which then leads to the conversation of what sin is. There are many different takes on these and I'm not sure a TH-cam comment section is the best place to have that conversation. And more importantly I'm also 1000% sure I don't have the right answer to that and don't want to give you incorrect information. There are some really good resources to tackle those questions though. Ravi Zacharias has done some good work on what sin is the nature of sin. There is also a video on this channel that covers what sin is if you haven't checked it out. Good questions! I like seeing people ask the tough questions.

@@Jacob185 thank you for your answer. Can you point me towards the debate with a url? I would like to join the conversation

Tellikakneezus the third good question. Haha

Thank ya

Keith Ray haha yes!!!

Always Happiness in the World that’s true boo

Thank you sir!

Always Happiness in the World you so sweet

Keith got a good point there.... what up with that Matthew?....

Lamar Shoemake it’s good news because without it-I’m doomed to hell.

Aváìd ! Thanks kemosabe

Always Happiness in the World thank you boo

Thank you kind guy.