I wonder what Nephi actually saw that was the church of the
devil. What did he see that he called it a church? Who were the saints of God
being destroyed?
It really was amazing that the colonies were able to win
their independence through war. It seems like no explanation but the
intervention of God could explain it, especially the more I read about it.
It’s also interesting that the plates of brass contain more
than the Bible. I’ve never noticed that before.
The angel tells Nephi the Lord won’t suffer the Gentiles to
completely destroy his seed, or the Lamenites, or the gentiles to be in
darkness forever. But he did allow it for a long time. Was it just an agency
issue, or was it accomplishing some other purpose of the Lord? Why the long
delay in intervention, if intervention was an acceptable thing?
The Lord told Nephi he would bring forth “much of my gospel”
at that day. I sometimes forget about the sealed portion of the plates. I
suppose it’s hard enough for me to live the parts of the gospel I know. But
it’s hard for me to imagine what else there is. Wait, he was talking about when
He visited the Nephites. So do we now have the fullness of the gospel, as in
everything, but they did not then?
Verse 40: “the Lamb of God is the Son of the Eternal Father,
and the Savior
of the world; and that all men must come unto him, or they cannot be saved.”
How can anyone have read the Book of Mormon and say we are not Christian, or
even more crazy, that we worship Joseph smith! It is so plain and precious!
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