Manti Mormon Miracle Pageant

All right, this is Matt Schlick at the Mormon Miracle Pageant here in Manta, Utah. We've been here,

I think it's the fourth day we've been here, and the sun's down, so it's kind of dark. Look, notice everybody.

Most of these are Christians from all over the United States. We even have people from England who are here, and they're sharing the faith of the

Lord Jesus Christ. The true Jesus, not the Jesus of Mormonism, but the true gospel. So here we are, we've been doing this.

My wife is here, my children are here, we have friends here, we have other people who are doing the same thing. I just want to let you know that we are out here working, we're out here trying, we're trying to share the gospel, the saving work of the real

Jesus to the real Mormons who are lost, and they don't know who the real

God is, they don't know who the real Christ is, they don't know who the real gospel is, and we're trying to tell them.

They don't want to listen, but the Word of God will not come back to them without accomplishing what He desires.

Isaiah 55 -11. So we are giving out that gospel, we're focusing on the Word of God, and we're trying to speak the truth.

And by God's grace, hopefully, He will grant them the same repentance, the same grace that brought us to salvation.

So that's what we're doing here, and we're just going to give all the glory to Jesus Christ. Thank you. I'm just socially awkward,

I'm trying to continue conversations. So where are you from?

I'm from Utah. Sing with me,

Hallelujah, it's all about the grace, it's all about the grace, it's all about the grace, it's all about the grace, it's all about the grace, it's all about the grace, it's all about the grace, it's all about the grace, it's all about the grace, it's all about the grace.

Hallelujah. In other words, if the plates were made of actual gold, they would have weighed 200 pounds.

What you just lifted was about 80 pounds, twice that amount.

And He carries them under His arm for a distance of three miles. This is one -sixth of the beauty of it. By eight, by six inches straight.

But that's okay, because you agree with the angel. And that's okay, I can thank you for that, because that's what the angel said, and I would think the big

Moroni, who buried the plates originally, probably would know what the plates were made of, and he said they were gold.

I'm all for the ability to be given to Joseph Smith at this time. They are admitting this.

They're admitting it by the very fact that they, well, Witzow here, and also

BYU apologists, who also will say that the plates were not made of gold, that they were made of an alloy called tambaga, and that this alloy called tambaga has to be much lighter than gold, otherwise they know

Joseph Smith couldn't carry the plates. So if the God, if God, if your God gave Joseph Smith supernatural strength to carry the plates, tell me, why in the world are

Mormon apologists trying to get the weight of the plates down enough for somebody to be able to carry them relatively easily?

If supernatural strength was really part of the equation, just leave them at 200 and let's be done with this.

But no, they know! If you were

Issa right now, would you say that you... Here we go.

Hey, what's your name? Jessica. Jessica. And Jessica, can you repeat what you just said to me? I will be a

God one day, and you will be the one going to hell. Thank you very much, Jessica.

Okay, go. My name is Emily Madsen. I'm a former Mormon who came to know

Jesus. And let me tell you, I will never, ever, ever become a

God because He is the one and only true God. And I worship Him till the day

I die, and then on into eternity. Amen. And you guys, that's why

I come out here. Because I don't want anyone to think they're good enough. They're good enough to go to heaven. Let me tell you about something that happened 2 ,000 years ago, okay?

God, in His amazing humility, and God in His love field, God in His love for mankind,

His creation, He actually humbled Himself and came to this earth as a man. God sent...

He's embarrassing me. There are a lot of books missing.

It's just a justification for you to have the Mormon gospel that you would be able to believe in.

Who's the first one to cast doubt on God's word? Genesis 3 -1, the devil said that God really said something such.

So you have to deny God's word. God in the

Bible is not an exalted man from another planet. I'm happy.