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2 Nephi 4 And presently, I, Nephi, speak concerning the prophecies of which my dad has spoken, regarding Joseph, who was taken to Egypt. Notice, he truly prophesied concerning all descendants. And the prophecies which he wrote, there are not many greater. And he prophesied concerning us, and our fut...

II Nephi 3 "And now I speak to you, Joseph, my last-born. You were born in the wilderness of my afflictions. Yes, in the days of my greatest sorrow did your mother bear you. And may the Lord consecrate also to you this land, which is a very precious land, for your inheritance and the inheritanc...

Maksutov wrote:

Jersey Girl wrote:
How did he misrepresent Buddhism or do you want to wait until he responds?

"God", "Good" and "Evil" as he uses them are not Buddhist concepts.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhism

Nipper needs to read more outside his Bible.

The Buddhist concept of a "balance" is.

Are you sure that your paraphrasing isn't actually a new revelation or even the channeling of a spirit? Be careful, Christian, you may be engaging in necromancy.... The only thing I'm revealing is that what the Book of Mormon teaches isn't Biblical. It is essentially pagan disguised in a thin King ...

I, as well as, you realize that it isn't that simple; however, karma/kamma for a Buddhist plays a part between the joining of kusala and akusala, in terms of Buddhist ethics kusala and akusala are qualities of the law of kamma wherein lies the struggle between light and dark, "good" and &...

The doctrinal problem with the Book of Mormon is profound. II Nephi 2 clearly reveals a "Buddhist" philosophical thought that for GOD to exist, evil needs to have always existed. If you're that ignorant of Buddhism, you don't have much credibility in any other religion that you're making ...

The doctrinal problem with the Book of Mormon is profound. II Nephi 2 clearly reveals a "Buddhist" philosophical thought that for GOD to exist, evil needs to have always existed. This according to the Bible is pure poppycock. God created a perfect cherub, who quite on his own decided to su...

II Nephi 2 "And now, Jacob, I'll speak to you. You are my firstborn during my time of trial in the wilderness. Note, during your childhood you suffered affliction and a lot of sadness, because of your rude brothers. Regardless, Jacob (my wilderness firstborn) you understand the greatness of God...

Brackite wrote:I think that LittleNipper is confusing 2nd Nephi with 1st Nephi. 1st Nephi has only 22 chapters. Link

Sorry, It is fixed --- thanks.

I Nephi 23:12

I will make a man more precious than fine gold; even a man than the golden WEDGE (Translation error lifted directly from the King James version of Isaiah --- correction should be GOLD) of Ophir.