Marriott Hotel Chain Owned by Mormon Cult!
Christians should not do business with a cult!
"And have no
fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them."
-Ephesians 5:11
Mormons (The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints)
Photo
to Right: A Mormon apron with the occult eye of Horus, located in the Salt
Lake City Mormon temple. Mormonism is highly Masonic, and a
Satanic organization.
The Mormons
are one of the most successful and prosperous cults of all time. The cult
currently owns large pieces of land in Utah, Hawaii and Canada, along with
owning the Marriott Hotel chain, Beneficial Life Assurance Company along with
many television and radio stations. The cult was started in New York State by
a farm worker in the 1820's named Joseph Smith. Mr. Smith was driven to action
after he claimed to have been visited by a vision of God and by an angel
called Moroni who revealed the whereabouts of buried golden plates to him.
The Book of Mormons is based on these very same magical golden plates. The
cult later moved to Salt Lake City where it enjoys a very prosperous
existence, partially based on the necessary 10% tithing for all members.
Members, whom wear special undergarments with sacred markings upon them and
have coded handshakes.
Mormons are Deceivers!
If you go to
their official website, on the page titled "Who
is Jesus Christ?," you will discover that they believe much of what
the Bible teaches concerning Jesus Christ, EXCEPT HIS DEITY.
Deceitfully, they don't state this fact. Mormons deny the Biblical
teaching that
Jesus Christ is Almighty God. Since Mormons don't address the issue
of Christ's deity, an unsuspecting person would likely be deceived by the
cult. Don't be fooled friend, the Word of God proclaims that Jesus is
God Almighty. How could Jesus be God's only begotten Son, and yet not be
God? It is impossible! Also, Mormons
deceitfully
claim to believe that Jesus was born of a virgin; BUT,
they
clearly believe that
the Mormon God Elohim had Sex with Mary to conceive Jesus. Mormons
are tricky and deceptive. Praise God, there's nothing that the Christian
needs to hide. Mormons have to continually hide the dark side of their
religion from the naive public. They don't believe in Christ's deity.
They deceitfully
claim
to believe in the Godhead; BUT, they only believe that Jesus is "a god,"
not God Almighty. Jesus clearly declared that He and the Father were ONE
(John 10:30, 1st John 5:7).
The Bible Verses Mormonism Concerning the Person of Christ
Traditional Christianity accepts the revelation
of Jesus Christ as presented in the Holy Bible. The Mormon church considers
the Bible to have been changed by corrupt Catholic priests, is missing many
parts that were originally included and additions have been made that were not
originally included. This denigration of the Bible was first advanced by the
founder of the Mormon church, Joseph Smith, Jr. Therefore, the claim by the
Mormon church that the Bible is one of their sources of scripture, and is
authoritative, is false.
The Mormon church believes in the Jesus Christ that is presented in the
Book of Mormon and various other sources such as the Doctrine and
Covenants, Journal of Discourses and the Pearl of Great Price.
As a result, there is a difference between what is taught in the Bible about
Jesus Christ and what is presented in the Mormon sources. Even a cursory
comparison of the Biblical Jesus Christ and the Mormon Jesus Christ will
reveal that, although the names are the same, the two persons are not the
same, and their identity, accomplishments and reason for being are completely
different in the two systems of belief.
A few of these differences are as follows:
ORIGIN
The Biblical Jesus Christ exists as co-equal with the Father from eternity
past.
The Mormon Jesus Christ is a spirit child of the heavenly father and one of
his wives and his physical body was a result of a sexual union of the heavenly
father and Mary who is one of the spirit children of the heavenly father. So
the heavenly father had an incestuous relationship with one of his own
daughters in order to produce the temporal (physical) body of Jesus Christ
into which his spirit entered.
NATURE
The Biblical Jesus Christ is part of the trinity of the Godhead, co-equal with
the Father and the Holy Spirit, three persons in one Godhead.
The Mormon Jesus Christ is a god, separate from the father.
MISSION
The Biblical Jesus Christ came to earth to die on a Cross to save sinners,
because Salvation as revealed in the New Testament of the Bible, is the rescue
from judgment by God for sins committed and involves a reconciliation to God
by means of faith, confession of sin, repentance, and accepting the work of
Jesus Christ on the cross as the only means of becoming right with God.
The Mormon Jesus Christ died to provide a guarantee of resurrection after
death, but He cannot save sinners, because Mormons save themselves by their
good works.
These are core doctrinal differences and define only a few of the reasons why
the Mormon church is not "Christian" from a Biblical standpoint. Mormons may
call themselves Christians, but it is important to note that the term used is
"Christian" by the Mormon definition, and not by means of identifying with the
Jesus Christ revealed in the Bible. -SOURCE
Mormons Pervert the Virgin Birth of
Jesus
It may come as a shock to Christians who read this page that the Mormons have a teaching, going back to the time of their second President, Brigham Young, stating that God the Father came down to earth and had sexual relations with the Virgin Mary. Many Mormons today tend to deny this was ever really an official teaching of their church, but the writings of Brigham Young, and others, refute this. How any Christian could envisage that such a teaching on the Holy and Immaculate Virgin Mother of God could even be proposed, let alone believed, indicates that Mormonism worships a different 'God' from the One True God of Christianity.
I have spoken to missionaries who have openly admitted to me that sexual intercourse between the Father and Mary was involved in the conception of Jesus. l was also given to understand that this is an official teaching of the Church. One missionary told me that even though Mary had sex with God the Father she was still a virgin after the event because she had sex with an immortal man rather than a mortal man. (So if you are knocked down by a train, are you not really dead, because the train is not mortal? Just wondering.)
I ask Mormon readers of this page to check out what Bruce R. McConkie wrote in Mormon Doctrine under ''ONLY BEGOTTEN SON'', (see pages 546-547).
Please see the following references from LDS sources as evidence that many General Authorities from the Church did indeed subscribe to this view.
- The Seer by Orson Pratt, pages 158-159;
- Family Home Evening Manual (1972) pages 125+126;
- Mormon Doctrine, pages 546-547 and 742; The Promised Messiah, pages 467-468;
- Doctrines of Salvation, Vol. 1:18-20; and
- The Journal of Discourses Vol. 1:50-51,238; 2:210; 4:218; 8:115,211; 11:268.
There is ample evidence to show that Brigham Young, the Second President of the LDS church, most certainly claimed he knew how the conception of Jesus occurred. in the Journal of Discourses, Brigham Young made the following statements (emphasis mine):
- '' l believe the Father came down from
heaven, as the Apostles said he did, and begat the Savior of the World;
for He is the Only Begotten of the Father which could not have been if
the Father did not actually beget him in person''. (Journal of
Discourses Vol. 1 page 238)
- ''When the time came that His first-born, the
Savior, should come into the world and take a tabernacle, the Father came
Himself and favoured that spirit with a tabernacle instead of letting
any other man do it. The Savior was begotten by the Father of His
spirit, by the same Being who is the Father of our spirits, and that is all
the organic difference between Jesus Christ and you and me.'' (Journal of
Discourses Vol. 4 page 218)
- ''The birth of the Savior was as natural as
are the births of our children ; it was the result of natural action.
He partook of flesh and blood--was begotten of his Father, as we were of our
fathers'' (Journal of Discourses Vol. 8 page 115)
- ...'' The man Joseph, the husband of Mary, did not, that we know of, have more than one wife, but Mary the wife of Joseph had another husband. .....That very babe that was cradled in the manger, was begotten, not by Joseph, the husband of Mary, but by another Being. Do you inquire by whom? He was begotten by God our Heavenly Father.''(Journal of Discourses Vol. 11 page 268)
In the above statements there can be absolutely
no doubt that Brigham Young believed and taught that Heavenly Father came down
from Heaven and appeared on earth with a body of flesh and bones and had
sexual intercourse with Mary in order to produce the body of Jesus.
If Mormons reject these teachings as being part of their beliefs, a few other
questions are in order:
- If you Mormons don't believe this is what
Brigham Young meant, what then did he exactly mean? Why did God have to come
down from Heaven and begat the Savior in person? Wouldn't you think that an
all powerful God could begat the Savior without coming down from Heaven?
- If God the Father did engage in sexual
relations with Mary, why did Mary say ''l know not a man'' (Luke 1:34)? Did
Mary tell a lie? How could Mary have had sex with God when the scriptures
declare that ''No one has ever seen God at any time'' (John 1:18) and ''No
-one has seen the Father except the one who is from God; only he has seen
the Father'' (John 6:46)?
- lf God did have sex with Mary as Brigham Young taught, was Joseph aware of what happened? lf what Brigham Young taught actually took place, how could Mary be a virgin and how can the LDS Church claim to believe in the Virgin birth?
It should be clear at this point that the early Mormons taught the truly shocking doctrine that God the Father (or at least, their 'God the Father') had sex with the Virgin Mary. Surely this is irrefutable proof that Mormons cannot be termed 'Christians' as they worship a different 'God' from Christians. It is not acceptable for Mormon missionaries to now state the doctrine was never taught, when it clearly was. It is time for Mormon missionaries, and Mormons in general, to face up to the fact that here is one more doctrine that the Mormon religion is only too anxious to forget. -SOURCE
