Bible Banned In Several Utah (Mormon) Schools Due To “Vulgarity and Violence”

by The Prophecies | Jun 3, 2023

–Jerusalem Post

• Prophecy: False Prophets would Rise

The Bible even specifies false prophets would one day rise with doctrines based on revelations brought by “angels” which would teach “other ways” to Heaven than the Gospel taught in the Bible …

“I marvel that you are turning away so soon
from Him who called you in the grace of Christ,
to a different gospel (way to Heaven),
which is not another;
but there are some who trouble you
and want to pervert the gospel of Christ.
But even if we,
OR AN ANGEL FROM HEAVEN,
preach any other gospel to you
than what we have preached to you,
let him be accursed.
As we have said before, so now I say again,
if anyone preaches any other gospel (way to Heaven) to you
than what you have received,
let him be accursed.”
(Galatians 1:6-9)

“Or an Angel from Heaven” …

When studying history, it is interesting to discover that both the prophet Mohammed and the prophet Joseph Smith founded their religions, Islam (Muslims) and the Church of Latter Day Saints (Mormons), on revelations which both Mohammed and Joseph Smith said were given by angels! Mohammed received his revelation from an angel (whom he called Gabriel) about 600 years after this Bible prophecy was written, and Joseph Smith received his revelation from an angel (he called Maroni) about 1,800 years after this prophecy was written.

It is also interesting that both religions then began to teach a different Gospel (way to Heaven) than the Bible teaches. So, in many ways Mohammed and Joseph Smith are very similar. They both said angels gave them “new” revelations because the Jews and Christians had changed the Bible. However, discoveries of the Dead Sea Scrolls, writings of the ancient church fathers, and many other ancient Bible texts prove the original Hebrew and Greek words (from which the Bible has been translated into many different languages and dialects) have not been changed (other than a few copyist errors which are well documented, mainly regional, and do not effect any basic doctrines).

The critical issue which now separates believing Christians from Muslims and Mormons is the “Gospel” (Gospel is the Greek word for “very good news”). The Gospel promises that all who believe with a sincere “faith” that Jesus Christ willingly and lovingly suffered and died upon the Cross for all of our sins, and that He was raised from the dead on the third day, will have complete assurance all of their sins have been paid for and they will go to Heaven.

In contrast, both Muslims and Mormons are taught a different gospel which provides their followers with no assurance they will enter into Heaven after they die, for it says all people must “earn” their way into Heaven through some final balancing of the scales between their good deeds and bad deeds.

To help decide whether or not Joseph Smith or Mohammed should be categorized as false prophets from our Bible Prophecy perspective, one can also compare the prophecies found in the Old Testament (Tanakh) which were written 400-1000 years before the birth of Christ. We can find there are over 200 specific prophecies describing Messiah which Jesus fulfilled (see the Prophecies of Jesus Christ), while no specific descriptive or detailed prophecies are found preparing the world for either Joseph Smith or Mohammed.

The Future False Prophet

However, the Bible does say a LOT about a yet future false Prophet who will one day rise, and has not yet been revealed to Mankind. Sometimes called the “Antichrist,” this coming False Prophet will form a One-World Religion which will include the Roman Catholic Church, Islamics, Mormons, Buddhists, Hindus, and Protestants. We will learn much about this coming False Prophet (who will rise as a very popular World Leader) and his coming One-World Religion and One-World Economy in our study concerning the Antichrist.

• Fearful Sights and Signs from Heaven 
• Prophecies: The coming Antichrist
• Prophecies: The coming Rapture

Mormon Church Comes Out In Support Of Homosexual Marriage

by The Prophecies | Nov 15, 2022

–Drudge/AP      Prophecy: False Prophets would Rise      What DOES the Bible say about Homosexuality?

The Bible warns false Prophets would rise to deceive and lead many sometime after the birth, death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

“Then many false Prophets will rise up and deceive many.
And because Lawlessness (sin) will abound,
the love of many (for Jesus Christ and the Word of God) will grow cold.”
(Matthew 24:11-12)

The Bible even specifies false prophets would one day rise with doctrines based on revelations brought by “ANGELS” which would teach “other ways” to Heaven than the Gospel taught in the Bible …

“I marvel that you are turning away so soon
from Him who called you in the grace of Christ,
to a different gospel (way to Heaven),
which is not another;
but there are some who trouble you
and want to pervert the gospel of Christ.
But even if we,
OR AN ANGEL FROM HEAVEN,
preach any other gospel to you
than what we have preached to you,
let him be accursed.
As we have said before, so now I say again,
if anyone preaches any other gospel (way to Heaven) to you
than what you have received,
let him be accursed.”
(Galatians 1:6-9)

BOTH the Prophet Joseph Smith AND Prophet Mohammed claim “Angels” brought their messages …

When studying history, it is interesting to discover that both the prophet Mohammed and the prophet Joseph Smith founded their religions, Islam (Muslims) and the Church of Latter Day Saints (Mormons), on revelations which both Mohammed and Joseph Smith said were given by angels!

Mohammed received his revelation from an angel (whom he called Gabriel) about 600 years after this Bible prophecy was written.

Joseph Smith received his revelation from an angel (whom he called Maroni) about 1,800 years after this prophecy was written.

It is also interesting that both religions then began to teach a different Gospel (way to Heaven) than the Bible teaches. So, in many ways Mohammed and Joseph Smith are very similar. They both said angels gave them “new” revelations because the Jews and Christians had changed the Bible. However, discoveries of the Dead Sea Scrolls, writings of the ancient church fathers, and many other ancient Bible texts prove the original Hebrew and Greek words (from which the Bible has been translated into many different languages and dialects) have not been changed (other than a few copyist errors which are well documented, mainly regional, and do not effect any basic doctrines).

The critical issue which now separates believing Christians from Muslims and Mormons IS the “Gospel” (Gospel is the Greek word for “very good news”). The Gospel promises that all who believe with a sincere “faith” that Jesus Christ willingly and lovingly suffered and died upon the Cross for all of our sins, and that He was raised from the dead on the third day, will have complete assurance all of their sins have been paid for and they will go to Heaven.

In contrast, both Muslims and Mormons are taught a different gospel which provides their followers with no assurance they will enter into Heaven after they die, for it says all people must “earn” their way into Heaven through some final balancing of the scales between their good deeds and bad deeds.

To help decide whether or not Joseph Smith or Mohammed should be categorized as false prophets from our Bible Prophecy perspective, one can also compare the prophecies found in the Old Testament (Tanakh) which were written 400-1000 years before the birth of Christ.

We can find there are over 200 specific prophecies describing Messiah which Jesus fulfilled (see the Prophecies of Jesus Christ), while no specific descriptive or detailed prophecies are found preparing the world for either Joseph Smith or Mohammed (other than “False Prophets would rise”).

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Kwanzaa – Fake holiday Created By Convicted Rapist Who Tortured Women

by The Prophecies | Dec 29, 2020

–Israel Nat’l News/J Dunetz      Prophecy: False Prophets would Rise