Mormon’s view of Jesus | Rapp Report Daily 0108 | Striving for Eternity

Welcome to The Rapid Pull, daily edition, where we provide a quick biblical interpretations and applications.

This is a ministry of striving for eternity. As we started to see yesterday that the

Mormon Church has a very different view of God than what we see in the Bible. They would believe that God was once a physical being.

Jesus Christ was a physical being. They believed that we could become like God and be gods of our own planet.

Now their view of Jesus is going to be a little bit different than what we see in the Bible. Because first off, they're going to see

Jesus Christ as a created being. Real problem when it comes to Colossians 1, where it says that Jesus created all things, because he would have had to create himself.

Furthermore, if he was born on the planet Kolob, which is what they believe, then he would have had to create that planet before he was born.

And furthermore, by the way, he supposedly had parents, God the Father and his goddess wife, he would have had to create them as well.

And furthermore, since God the Father supposedly has parents, therefore, Jesus Christ would have had to create not only the planet

Kolob before he was born, but his parents, and also create his grandparents all before anyone was born.

You see, this becomes a problem and a contradiction that you see within the scriptures. They believe that he is the brother of Lucifer.

This is where you end up seeing that there's a vast difference between what Mormonism teaches and the

Bible. How do you witness to people that are Mormons? Well, may I encourage you to get a new book that just came out called

Sharing the Good News with Mormons. 26 different authors, 24 different ways of sharing the gospel with Mormons.

Sharing the good news with Mormons. You can get that at strivingforeternity .org.

This podcast is part of the Striving for Eternity ministry. For more content or to request a speaker or seminar to your church, go to strivingforeternity .org.