Mormon apologists are obsessed with the Mormon garment. With no evidence they have insisted that the followers of God always wore the garment of Joseph Smith. One such apologist is Jonah Barnes who evidence without evidence.

Ask Your Bishop began as a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare Bible verses with Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices, and then we ask probing questions.

My exit from Mormonism began with a gag order, legal charges, and compelled appearances before Mormon and civil authorities. My journey was a remake of Peter and John's story (Acts 4 & 5). Our book reveals a picture of rescue and redemption.

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The preserved Word of God tells us all we need to know about the nature and character of God. Recently Jacob Hanson,of Ward Radio, has attempted to normalise the everchanging Mormon God. As a general rule, I pay little attention to such people. But, when they launch false accusations against God and His people, something must be said.

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare Bible verses with Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices, and then we ask probing questions.

My exit from Mormonism began with a gag order, legal charges, and compelled appearances before Mormon and civil authorities. My journey was a remake of Peter and John's story (Acts 4 & 5). Our book reveals a picture of rescue and redemption.

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Practices and covenants of the Mormon Temple are and have been subject to constant change. Like a chameleon, the signs, tokens, and traditions have evolved over the generations. The obvious question is this, what does an unchangeable God have in common with chameleons.

Ask Your Bishop began as a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare Bible verses with Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices, and then we ask probing questions.

My exit from Mormonism began with a gag order, legal charges, and compelled appearances before Mormon and civil authorities. My journey was a remake of Peter and John's story (Acts 4 & 5). Our book reveals a picture of rescue and redemption.

Get your copy today, https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578918102

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I recently met a man, a Mormon, who regularly visits a Christian church to share Mormonism with true Christians. When he became aware of the job description for High Priests under the law and after the law was fulfilled, he did not qualify.

See extended show notes at https://askyourbishop.com/mormon-high-priest-does-not-qualify/

Ask Your Bishop began as a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare Bible verses with Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices, and then we ask probing questions.

It has become clear that wolves in sheep's clothing come in many shades of gray. Consequently, we have expanded this service to include questions relating to other theologies and truth claims.

My exit from Mormonism began with a gag order, legal charges, and compelled appearances before Mormon and civil authorities. My journey was a remake of Peter and John's story (Acts 4 & 5). Our book reveals a picture of rescue and redemption.

Get your copy today, https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578918102

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We are required, as believers, to contend for God's truth. But how, why, when, and against who? These are the questions we will ask and answer in this episode.

Thankk you to Falls Church and pastor Sam Villalta for allowing us to share our message. Your trust in us is such a gift.

Ask Your Bishop began as a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare Bible verses with Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices, and then we ask probing questions.

It has become clear that wolves in sheep's clothing come in many shades of gray. Consequently, we have expanded this service to include questions relating to other theologies and truth claims.

My exit from Mormonism began with a gag order, legal charges, and compelled appearances before Mormon and civil authorities. My journey was a remake of Peter and John's story (Acts 4 & 5). Our book reveals a picture of rescue and redemption.

Get your copy today, https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578918102

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While visiting with a well-placed Mormon High Priest, I mentioned my assurance of living blamelessly before God. He responded angrily, so now you think you are perfect!

Ask Your Bishop began as a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare Bible verses with Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices, and then we ask probing questions.

It has become clear that wolves in sheep's clothing come in many shades of gray. Consequently, we have expanded this service to include questions relating to other theologies and truth claims.

My exit from Mormonism began with a gag order, legal charges, and compelled appearances before Mormon and civil authorities. My journey was a remake of Peter and John's story (Acts 4 & 5). Our book reveals a picture of rescue and redemption.

Get your copy today, https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578918102

See more content at https://lanceearl.com/live-blamelessly-before-god/

Unlike biblical Christianity, Mormonism is a series of snapshots. Each shot reveals a new and different view of the faith. Every Mormon knows the snapshot of his or her experience and nothing more.

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare biblical scripture against Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask hard questions. If you cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.

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The murmuring Israelites lay in the dirt, dyeing in the most agonizing way imaginable. Moses begged them to look up and be saved. Was it pride, anger, or a rebellious heart that kept them from trusting? Whatever the cause, they laid in the dust and suffered on the road to hell.

In this episode, we will examine the dust where the Mormon people chose to lay and die.

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare biblical teachings with Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask questions that Mormon Bishops cannot answer. When your Bishop fails, we pray you will contact us.

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What do you call a day when things go wrong while sharing the good news of Jesus? I call it a perfect day. In this episode, I will tell you why I think it is so.

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare biblical passages with Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask questions for Mormon Bishops. If your Bishop cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.

Rockland, Idaho, is tiny—approximately five blocks square—and has a population numbered in the hundreds, not thousands.

The first book of Romans itemizes the decline and destruction of civilization. In this episode, I document the actions of Rockland Mormons that perfectly match the verses of this passage. Here we will see how many suppress the truth in unrighteousness.

At 16:00 this podcast speaks of Mormon Stake President Rock Permann. Relative to Romans 1:32, he celebrates the wickedness of the people he leads. You can hear it from his own mouth here.

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare biblical and Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask questions and ask every Mormon to bring them to your Mormon Bishop. If your Bishop cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.