Both the Bible and the Book of Mormon are essential and complementary volumes of holy scripture.
They view the Bible as the foundational record containing the Old and New Testaments, establishing doctrine and detailing God’s dealings with the ancient world. The Book of Mormon, subtitled "Another Testament of Jesus Christ," is accepted as a sacred historical record detailing God’s interactions with ancient prophets and civilizations in the Americas. Together, believers maintain that these two scriptural works serve as powerful, unified witnesses to the divinity, atonement, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” Amen.
Eternal-Witness
Beyond Silence is a special place where we look for and study the deep spiritual guidance given by our Heavenly Father and His Beloved Son, Jesus Christ. In a world often filled with distracting noise, we recognize the deep human need to draw closer to the source of eternal truth. This platform is based on respect and honesty, encouraging meaningful conversations that are grounded in scripture, personal insights, and the ongoing growth of spiritual understanding. Through the sharing of authentic, lived experiences—moments when the gentle yet powerful direction of the Spirit was clearly felt—we aim to bring crucial light and enduring understanding to our readers, confirming that the voice of the divine is always accessible to those who choose to listen and trust.
FAQ for Adherents of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints:
Q1: What are the foundational scriptures in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?
Q2: How do members view the Bible?
Q3: What is the purpose of the Book of Mormon?
Q4: Why is the Book of Mormon called "Another Testament of Jesus Christ"?
Q5: How do believers see the relationship between the Bible and the Book of Mormon?
Q6: What does the great commission in Matthew 28:19-20 mean to LDS members?
Q7: How does The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints approach scripture study?
Q8: What is the purpose of Eternal-Witness Beyond Silence?
Q9: Who is the intended audience for Eternal-Witness Beyond Silence?
Q10: What tone does Eternal-Witness Beyond Silence strive for in its discussions?
FAQ for Adherents of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints:
A1: The Bible (Old and New Testaments) and the Book of Mormon serve as essential, complementary volumes of holy scripture for LDS believers.
A2: The Bible is seen as the foundational record that establishes doctrine and details God's dealings with the ancient world.
A3: The Book of Mormon is accepted as a sacred historical record documenting God's interactions with prophets and civilizations in the Americas, serving as additional witness of Jesus Christ.
A4: The Book of Mormon is seen as a further validation and explanation of Jesus Christ's life, teachings, and atonement, complementing the biblical account.
A5: Both scriptures are viewed as powerful, unified witnesses to the divinity, atonement, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
A6: It is seen as a call to missionary work and teaching others about Jesus Christ, following His command to baptize and instruct all nations.
A7: Members seek deep spiritual guidance from scripture, combining personal insights with ongoing growth in understanding, recognizing the divine voice accessible to those who listen and trust.
A8: The platform aims to share authentic experiences of feeling the Spirit's gentle yet powerful direction, providing crucial light and enduring understanding for those seeking to draw closer to eternal truth.
A9: The platform is designed for those seeking meaningful spiritual conversations grounded in scripture and personal insights, particularly those with a beginner's understanding of LDS scriptures and beliefs.
A10: The platform seeks to foster respectful and honest conversations, avoiding distraction and noise, to create a space for drawing nearer to the source of eternal truth.
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