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This guy gets it.
Replying to @Lets_Talk_HC
All evangelicals have to go off of is this false notion of the Trinity, and when proven false, their whole claim to a monopoly on Christianity dissolves.
Danny, will you publicly admit you abuse LDS scripture out of ignorance or lying? @Truth_matters20
Replying to @Lets_Talk_HC @Truth_matters20
In 1829 American English (including upstate NY), the idiom “after all we can do” routinely meant “despite/in spite of all we can do,” as shown in period texts on grace and unprofitable servants. This frames 2 Nephi 25:23 as salvation by grace notwithstanding efforts, not sequential works first.
Why would She need to be? Abandon your unjustified presuppositions @crusadrcowboy
Critics of the Lord’s true Church who use 2 Nephi 25:23 as a weapon should be ignored like barking chihuahuas.
Replying to @null__z0ne @Lets_Talk_HC
In early 19th-century English (especially around the time of the Book of Mormon’s 1830 publication), “after all we can do” meant “despite all we can do,” “in spite of all we can do,” or “apart from/notwithstanding all we can do”—not a chronological “only after we have finished doing everything possible.”
Thank you for pointing out that we are saved by grace no matter what we personally can do.👍














