Creedal Trinity misunderstood by LDS

[_gdemetz]

As I have tried to post a number of times already, God has also punished MEN for their unrighteousness also!

[_PrickKicker]

Spammer, anything to move it on a page.

Domestic violence can be from either partner. whatever gender.

But God is a Man.
He has a history of violence and abuse, he is known to abuse his own children and even fathered a child with one of his daughters!

[_Drifting]

Some of my posts are not being put in here for some reason, so I will post this again. God has also punished men who disobeyed his laws so I fail to see your point.

Are you sure you haven't just put yourself on 'ignore'?

[_gdemetz]

PK, you call it violence and abuse, but I call it righteous judgment! Probably those wicked ones from Sodom who destroyed so many lives thought they were being abused also when their judgment came. That was one of His spirit daughters, by the way. Do you have any idea who gave the laws to Moses prohibiting incest? Do you understand what the purpose was? If you don't, I'm sure that God will make it known unto you very clearly by judgment day!

[_Drifting]

PK, you call it violence and abuse, but I call it righteous judgment! Probably those wicked ones from Sodom who destroyed so many lives thought they were being abused also when their judgment came. That was one of His spirit daughters, by the way. Do you have any idea who gave the laws to Moses prohibiting incest? Do you understand what the purpose was? If you don't, I'm sure that God will make it known unto you very clearly by judgment day!

Who did Adam and Eve's children mate with?

Who did the children and grandchildren of Noah mate with after the flood?

[_PrickKicker]

PK, you call it violence and abuse, but I call it righteous judgment! Probably those wicked ones from Sodom who destroyed so many lives thought they were being abused also when their judgment came. That was one of His spirit daughters, by the way. Do you have any idea who gave the laws to Moses prohibiting incest? Do you understand what the purpose was? If you don't, I'm sure that God will make it known unto you very clearly by judgment day!

Who did Adam and Eve's children mate with?

Who did the children and grandchildren of Noah mate with after the flood?

TCoJCoLDS: Will neither deny or affirm that Adam was anything more than a point of reference to the beginning of man, the name Adam actually means many! and even though he is Michael from the preexistence there could have been more than 1.

we can therefore argue the case that it is possible that there was more than 1, but at the same time not committing to an answer, until a time that God sees it fit to start communicating with man again.

God only confirms Jesus as his only begotten, but clearly Adam was also Gods only begotten, until Jesus.
But he has never confirmed or denied any only begotten daughters...

I therefore propose that the prophet is not a prophet and there are no answers to anything because they are all afraid to say the wrong thing.

[_subgenius]

Who did Adam and Eve's children mate with?

well, Cain married a woman he met in the land of Nod (Hebrew for "wandering")..
Aside from Seth, not much mention is made of the "other sons and daughters".
But according to the Coptic Book of Jubilees Seth married his sister Azura and had a son, Enos.

Who did the children and grandchildren of Noah mate with after the flood?

if you were a good Mormon and kept up with your Temple work and genealogy you would know this answer, would you not?
Shem, Ham, and Japheth, and their wives produced at least 16 grandsons, correct?
It stands to reason that they married their cousins as the dispersed and repopulated the earth.
It would seem that human DNA would have been less likely to suffer from "near incest" due to lack of significant deterioration...so likely incest was not of as severe concern, and that Law had not yet been given by God........although, the scriptures do say that these grandchildren were "led astray".....hmmm

[_Drifting]

Who did Adam and Eve's children mate with?

well, Cain married a woman he met in the land of Nod (Hebrew for "wandering")..

This would seem to indicate that the woman from Nod was not blood related to Adam and Eve.
How is that even possible within the parameters of what is taught about Adam and Eve?

[_subgenius]

This would seem to indicate that the woman from Nod was not blood related to Adam and Eve.
How is that even possible within the parameters of what is taught about Adam and Eve?

How does it indicate that?
The indication is that Cain's wife is a descendant of Adam and Eve - Genesis 3:20
The indication would be that Cain's wife was either his sister or niece. (some consider that Cain was married before he killed Abel, which may be reasonable)
She is referenced in Hebrew the same way Eve was referenced (ishshah).
God did not forbid the marrying of close relatives until the time of Moses. Even Abraham married his half-sister - Genesis 20:12

[_Drifting]

This would seem to indicate that the woman from Nod was not blood related to Adam and Eve.
How is that even possible within the parameters of what is taught about Adam and Eve?

How does it indicate that?
The indication is that Cain's wife is a descendant of Adam and Eve - Genesis 3:20
The indication would be that Cain's wife was either his sister or niece. (some consider that Cain was married before he killed Abel, which may be reasonable)
She is referenced in Hebrew the same way Eve was referenced (ishshah).
God did not forbid the marrying of close relatives until the time of Moses. Even Abraham married his half-sister - Genesis 20:12

According to Jubilees 4, Cain settled down marrying his sister Awan, who bore his first son, the first Enoch,[34] approximately 196 years after the creation of Adam. Cain then established the first city, naming it after his son, built a house, and lived there until it collapsed on him, killing him in the same year that Adam died.

Incest. You seem to be correct.