"as far as translated correctly"

[_SuperDell]

With reference to the King James version of the Bible we read and hear that phrase a lot. "As far as translated correctly".

When has L-d$,inc gone through and told members what is "translated correctly"?

The Joseph Smith "translation"? They don't even use it.

So, how are members to know what is considered correct in scripture?

[_fetchface]

[_Fence Sitter]

So, how are members to know what is considered correct in scripture?

They don't and even leadership doesn't, and for the most part doesn't care. How often do you hear a conference talk where a leader explains the meaning of a any scripture that deals with any doctrine other than obedience and tithing?

As long as you do exactly what the prophet says, you will be exalted, which sounds suspiciously like a plan that Mormonism claims was rejected in the pre-existence.

Truth is, Mormonism is driven by orthopraxy rather than orthodoxy.

[_Mormonicious]

Seems them Historical Jews and Christians aren't the only ones unable to Translate Correctly.

Ole Horny Holy Joe and his band of Fiction Writers have also made changes to the "Most Correct" book on the Earth

http://www.utlm.org/onlinebooks/3913intro.htm

But as with any work of Fiction, both Books are ever changing to the Audience's preferences.

STUPID damned Mormons

ALL HAIL GOOGLE GOD!!!!!

[_Holy Ghost]

With reference to the King James version of the Bible we read and hear that phrase a lot. "As far as translated correctly".

When has L-d$,inc gone through and told members what is "translated correctly"?

The Joseph Smith "translation"? They don't even use it.

So, how are members to know what is considered correct in scripture?

The Mormon goalposts are on wheels because they need to be moved so often