1. Who is worthy to enter a REAL temple of the Most High God?
A. Only those who have taken the name of Christ with full purpose of heart judged acceptable by the Father who will then sanctify that individual with the new creation of the baptism of fire and of the Holy Ghost. (Mormons neither understand or seek to understand this since the doors of their abominations are open for money.) There is no Christian denomination of name that ever teaches the commanded gospel that Jesus coached the Jews at getting it right for forty days, recorded in the first chapter of the Book of Acts.
B. With both hands searching the rolls of the LDS Church you would most likely never find a single soul who has been truly sanctified. Lots of pretense out there for sure. But if they do not teach it right it proves that they never did it right.
C. Since travel is less costly than building more temples in the off chance a true saint is ever found he could be flown in and (hmmmm?) with no one worthy to officiate you might just await that plane ticket for a better day.
2. Wholesale work for the dead was never valid. Before ordinances for the dead can be rightly done you need a revelation that the subject WOULD HAVE ACCEPTED THE GOSPEL IN THIS LIFE IF GIVEN THE CHANCE, lIke Joseph's brother Alvin:
“All who have died without a knowledge of this gospel, who would have received it if they had been permitted to tarry, shall be heirs of the celestial kingdom of God.” (D&C 137:7.)(D&C 137:7.)
A. The prospect of finding one who is dead that would have accepted the gospel is less likely than finding one alive who HAS accepted the gospel.
B. Wholesale baptism of every damn person who ever lived is a prop to goad Mormons into a pay to play ministry which honors the concept that not one soul will be lost......whose plan was that? How ironic is that?
Early Mormons were zealous that their immediate dead have their work done. We are way past that.
3. Temple marriage is ONLY for those who have their calling and election made sure. This too is sold for money and amounts to a great offense of defiling the House of the Lord and priestcraft. Where you gonna find one who has their calling and election made sure? We got a few nuts going beyond the mark in what they teach. That's about it.
The LDS Church could have made a wonderful contribution to the world in seeing that there is no poor among them rather than enrich their contractor buddies to build temples more than a hundred all over the world wasting the tithing of many of the richest people on earth today and worse grinding the faces of the poor.
It was known over thirty-five years ago that the church took in 5 billion a year in tithing. That was before the rich got very rich. So 50 billion a year is not unlikely. Twenty years of that is a trillion dollars folks. And add to that all the business the original billions procured.Little wonder any who get to peek behind the curtain become solid sycophants?
