Part 5

Most people don’t test Doctrine against God’s word. One of the most fascinating things and one of the

great dangers of not testing doctrines against God’s word is church history records.

That in the first century there was a cult group that used similar words to Christianity it was the cult of Mithra (1). It was from Persia and over in the Far East. Members would go up to each other on the streets that were part of this cult in Rome and they would say I’ve been washed in the blood of the Son of God.

I have been born again. Now can you think about hearing those words in all the persecutions going on in Rome. If you would have heard someone at a coffee shop talking and excitedly saying

I’ve been washed in the Son of God. I’ve been born again. You would have run to him and says Whoa you ought to come to

our Bible study. You know we have a local church here. Wow praise the Lord but the problem is if you took a moment and asked them a few questions kind of like describe your God.

Describe your Christ?  Describe your way of Salvation?  You would find out that their God was mithas the ones in the

first century in Rome. His blood was the blood of a bull. Being born again was part of a ceremony with a real animal a living Bull. You would stand beneath in a pit under that bull while it was

sacrificed over your head. When you got out of the pit covered with blood. You would tell people you were born again.

So are we talking about the same Christ?  The same Son of God? The same New Birth? With the Mythos people of the first century cult or with the pseudo Pagan Christian cult called Mormonism.

Thay uses all of our words. No we are not.

They use the same words but that’s why it’s so important that we as Believers beware of Christian words in Demon doctrines. If you look closely past the window tv ads inviting people to learn the teachings of Christ from the Mormons.

Who call themselves The Church of Jesus Christ of the latterday

Saints. Mormonism is not really Christian. It is perverted true Christian teachings. It’s really a pseudo-christian

false teaching from demons. Why Mormonism is a demon Doctrine because it teaches multiple gods.

The Book of Mormon says you can become a God and you have your own world. In fact our world was started by someone from another world. Who wanted to be a God and ascended up through the system and made it.

They had their own planet and that is totally unchristian. That is paganism that is closer to Eastern religions than anything the Bible teaches. Jesus himself said I and my father are one God. The father and Jesus are distinct persons they are not separate beings or separate Gods. This is a clear teaching.

Hear o Israel the Lord our God is one and Mormonism teaches multiple gods. It’s polytheistic.

Secondly Mormonism is a demon Doctrine because it teaches the deification of the human soul.

What I mean by that is the Mormons teach that all believers are progressing toward godhood.

By the way that’s where the word of faith movement has gotten dangerously close to this false doctrine.

That you have a God in you. You just need to let that God out and you can command things to happen. And if you believe enough they will. Which is so Pagan the scriptures teach exactly the opposite.

We’re born according to our father. We’re following his way and then we’re redeemed. We’re given the righteousness of Christ and then we partake of his righteousness. As God says I am the Lord this is my name and my glory. I’ll not give to another even in heaven. We will remain God’s creatures worshiping him as God not as fellow Gods. We never attain Divinity the way the pagans describe it.

Finally Mormonism is a demon Doctrine because it teaches the possibility of Salvation after death. Mormonism is well known for the practice of baptizing people for the dead. Most people just think that’s kind of weird. No you should understand what they’re talking about Mormonism believes that people who die without having heard of the gospel will have an opportunity to hear and believe even after they die.

Baptism is viewed as essential to their salvation so the dead are baptized by proxy that is living people go and stand in for the souls of people whom they know have died without becoming Mormons. That’s what they’re doing constantly. That’s why the Mormons are so in the genealogy. You’re going back and finding every relative you had that wasn’t a Mormon.

You go to Salt Lake City and you get baptized in their place. And

when they wake up. They’re going to get another chance and they’re going to hear about how to become a little God.

Amazing but the scriptures say exactly the opposite. In fact if you want one last place to look at Hebrews chap 9 and verse 27

27 And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:

because this is what God says which is absolutely opposed to Mormonism. Mormonism is the wrong road to God because Mormonism teaches the idea of a second chance which is categorically denied by the scriptures. Hebrews 9:27 says this it is appointed unto men once to die and there goes the new age reincarnation Notions. There goes the second time around. No one has ever lived as someone else and come back but then God says after we’re appointed to die but after this the Judgment. There is no Second Chance death.

Either you awake in the presence of Jesus Christ in His image or death.

You face immediate conscious punishment awaiting judgment that’s all God allows for.

Mormonism is a pseudo Christian cult and on Easter the Mormons are presented an Easter Canada in Kazo. Written by a Mormon. Written by a writer of the music for the Mormon Tabernacle. All the LDS Stakes all over the country and the Christians of cazo sing a Canada a musical written by a pagan about Jesus Christ.

Would you sing in a canata written by a Buddhist?

Would you sing in a canata written by a Muslim?

Would you sing in a canata written by Jehovah’s Witness?

They’re all equally as Pagan as a canata written by a

Mormon. That’s why the discipline of Truth says we guard the gospel of Salvation from demon doctrines. By declaring that salvation’s narrow path is only the real Lord Jesus Christ.

Not a pseudo Pagan main entrance the devil has written. Thank you for your great salvation in the name of Jesus.

Amen

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In ancient Persian mythology, Mithra is the god of the rising sun, contracts,

 covenants, friendship, and the orderly change of seasons. He is also the

guardian of truth, the enforcer of oaths, and the protector of the faithful.

 People would invoke Mithra’s name when making promises or entering into contracts,

believing that breaking such agreements would incur Mithra’s wrath.

World History Encyclopedia

Mithra – World History Encyclopedia

Feb 11, 2020

Arkeonews

God of the rising sun in Persian mythology “Mithra” – Arkeonews

May 20, 2022 — It is stated that both words, Mitra and Mithra, are derived from the

same name mitrá “contract”, which evokes the meanings of “contract, agreement, treaty,

alliance, and promise”. The fact that both words are derived from a word that means a

contract, shows that Mitra is a god associated with moral behaviors rather than the sun.

 Mithra, with this together, was the god of the rising sun, contracts, covenants, and

friendship, and was responsible for the regular change of seasons and cosmic order.

World History Encyclopedia

Twelve Gods of Persian Mythology – World History Encyclopedia

Jan 9, 2020 — Mithra. Mithra was protector of the faithful & guide toward asha (truth)

 & the most powerful warrior against the forces of darkness. The best-known and most

popular god of the Early Iranian pantheon. Mithra was the god of the rising sun, contracts,

 covenants, friendship, and was responsible for the orderly change of seasons and cosmic order.

 As an agent of enlightenment, he was associated with the haoma plant and the god Haoma.

He was also protector of the faithful and guide toward asha (truth) and the most powerful

warrior against the forces of darkness.

ESS Open Archive

Parallels Between Jesus and Mithra: A Comparative Study

Sep 30, 2023 — Mithra, in ancient Persian mythology, was associated with various aspects,

including the concept of contracts and oaths. The concept of Mithra as a guardian of truth

 and the enforcer of oaths played a significant role in Zoroastrianism, the religion of

ancient Persia. People would invoke Mithra’s name when making promises or entering into

contracts, believing that breaking such agreements would incur Mithra’s wrath. The

bull-slaying scene in Mithraism symbolized the triumph of light (Mithras) over darkness

 (the bull), emphasizing the solar aspects of the deity.

Mithra is also associated with the haoma plant and the god Haoma, and is seen as an agent

of enlightenment. He is also believed to be the guardian of cattle and of the waters.

Mithra originated before the 3rd millennium BCE when migratory groups began settling in

Iran and Northern India. He was worshipped at outdoor Fire Temples.

The word “Mithra” is derived from the name mitrá, which means “contract”. Mithra may signify

any kind of interpersonal communication and whatever establishes good relations between people.

The Greeks and Romans considered Mithra as a sun god. The Roman Mithras was associated with Sol

“Only one life to live and soon is past

Only what’s done for Christ will last!”

Hoping to make the time I have left count for the glory of God.