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To: fabian

“Jesus did not teach about a trinity ...he said...”forgive us as we forgive”...so we will not be forgiven if we do not exercise patience. That is the key of Christianity and something that the church is woefully inadequate in teaching well... sadly.”

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Our Lord teaches the Apostles about the Trinity. The
verses...You must meditate on the Holy Gospel today: Matthew 28:16-20 are recommended at the end of the
message from Mary. Our Lord names the Trinity.

And in another verse, Our Lord refers to Himself as God,
and there are other Gospel examples. Mormons do not believe
Jesus always was and always will be.

John 17:5
And now glorify thou me, O Father, with thyself, with the glory which I had, before the world was, with thee.


105 posted on 08/28/2012 12:08:50 AM PDT by stpio
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To: stpio
I listen to Christmas music all year on Internet radio. I will tell you that when a certain chorus comes up singing the exact words of a Classical Christmas song then I can tell they are not singing in the Holy Spirit by just listening. I will look and it will be The Mormon Tabernacle Choir. They can sing the words of a usually anointed song but not have the Holy Spirit thus no anointing in the song.

I am not kidding. Usually I am in tune with the Holy Spirit after praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet. It is very sweet and sensitive so then to harsh hostile unseen spirits comparision. You just know. It is like our Lord declares. "Be still and know I am the Lord". He is telling us to know his spirit.

Praise Jesus! We can and We will! Hallelujah!!!!!!!

107 posted on 08/28/2012 12:26:02 AM PDT by johngrace (I am a 1 John 4! Christian- declared at every Sunday Mass , Divine Mercy and Rosary prayers!)
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