Truth
in Heaven Forevermore:
A
“hood” is a body of persons of a particular class or type. A
“hood” is a group. Therefore, a motherhood is a group of
mothers. A priesthood is a group of male priests. A neighborhood is
a group of neighbors.
In
Heaven, Motherhood resides with the females, the Goddesses. NO man
has a right unto it. In the LDS Church, we call these people Mother
in Heaven or Heavenly Mothers. Some people have taken to calling
them Priestesses, Prophetesses, or Goddesses.
In
Heaven, Priesthood and Priesthood Ordinations reside with the males,
the Gods. NO woman has a right unto it. In the LDS Scriptures, the
Ordained Priests and the Gods are always male, and always will be.
In
the English language, the Goddesses are female, and the Gods are
male. Therefore, the mothers are female, and the fathers are male.
In churches that have Fathers as a church position, their Fathers are
all supposed to be male, unless the system is seriously messed up.
If you see women being ordained as Bishops or as Fathers, then you
automatically know that Satan has gotten a hold of that church and
severely corrupted it.
The
ironic thing is that Satan is totally unwilling to share his powers
and priesthoods with anyone. We already know instinctively that
Satan is not giving any of his priesthoods or powers to women there
in hell. He's keeping it all for himself. In this thing, he is
actually following the examples of his Fathers. Satan is often known
to do the right thing, but for the wrong reasons.
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The
Patriarchal Order:
What
does Patriarchal Order really mean? It means that the Priesthood of
God will always run in order through the Patriarchs. Priesthood
Ordinations will ALWAYS form a Patriarchal Lineage, a line of
Patriarchs. There will NEVER ever be any matriarchs in the line
whatsoever, because it is a Patriarchal Order.
The
word “order” can also mean the same thing as “hood”, a group
of like things. Therefore, the Patriarchal Order is also a
Patriarchal-hood, a group of Patriarchs.
A
patriarch is a father.
A
matriarch is a mother.
Patriarchs
will always be male. Matriarchs will always be female.
ONLY
males will ever be ordained to the Patriarchal Order or Patriarchal
Lineage from now on and for the rest of Eternity.
ONLY
females will be set apart to Motherhood or ordained to Motherhood
from now on and for the rest of Eternity.
Only
if these things have been severely corrupted by Satan will you see
otherwise, among the human family.
The
ONLY way that females get involved in the Patriarchal Order is
through the New and Everlasting Covenant of Marriage. In fact, the
New and Everlasting Covenant of Marriage is the ONLY proper way for
the males to get involved in Motherhood.
There
are NO women in Heaven who have been ordained into the Patriarchal
Order, and there never will be. There are NO men in Heaven who have
been ordained into Motherhood, and there never will be.
The
Priesthood IS fatherhood. The Priesthood IS Patriarchy. The
Priesthood IS God the Father. The Priesthood or Patriarchy is the
very essence of who God the Father really truly IS. God the Father
cannot change whom or what He really IS. In the True Church of God,
what are the men and the boys ordained unto? The males are ordained
unto Fatherhood, Patriarchy, the Priesthood of God the Father. It IS
the essence of who and what they really are. Fatherhood, or
Priesthood, or Patriarchy, or Father in Heaven is at the very core of
who and what the men or the males REALLY ARE. Truth is things as
they really are.
In
Heaven, the Matriarchy IS motherhood. Being Heavenly Mother IS
Matriarchy. The Matriarchy IS Mother in Heaven. Motherhood or the
Matriarchy is the very essence of who Goddess the Mother really truly
IS. Mother in Heaven cannot change whom or what She really IS. In
Heaven, the True Church of God, what are the women and the daughters
ordained unto? The females in Heaven are ordained unto Motherhood or
Matriarchy, and they are meant to become Mothers in Heaven. It IS
the essence of who and what they really are. Motherhood, or
Priestesses-hood, or Matriarchy, or Mother in Heaven is at the very
core of who and what the women or the females REALLY ARE. Truth is
things as they really are.
How's
that for a revelation?
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Seeking
the Truth:
D&C
93: 24: And truth is knowledge of things as they are, and as they
were, and as they are to come.
If
something is true, then it NEVER changes. It
holds true forever.
This
scripture tells us that truth IS the way that all things will be in
Heaven. If we want to know the Truth, then we seek for the way that
things have always been done in Heaven and will always be done in
Heaven. Truth is Heaven, and Heaven is Truth. How can we see how
things will really be in Heaven? One way to discover truth is to
look at the way that the Lord has done things in the past. If it is
true or if it is real or if it is everlasting, then the Lord will
continue to do those things the way that they have always been done;
and, He will continue to do them that way forevermore.
Truth:
Ordinations into the Priesthood of God is ONLY for the fathers, the
males. It has been that way forever, and it will be that way
forevermore. There are NO female Priests, or Bishops, or Fathers, or
Apostles, or Gods in Heaven; and, there never will be.
Truth:
Ordinations into Motherhood is ONLY for the mothers, or the females.
It has been that way forever, and it will be that way forevermore.
There are NO male Mothers in Heaven. There are NO male Priestesses,
Prophetesses, or Goddesses in Heaven; and, there never will be.
Truth
IS the way things really are in Heaven.
If
something is really true, then it NEVER changes! God is Truth,
because when it comes to the truth, God NEVER changes His mind.
Can
you sense the truth of it?
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Quotes:
There
used to be a time when these concepts and principles were common
knowledge among the Latter-day Saints.
Abraham
1: 26: Pharaoh, being a righteous man, established his kingdom and
judged his people wisely and justly all his days, seeking earnestly
to imitate that order established by the fathers in the first
generations, in the days of the first patriarchal reign, even in the
reign of Adam, and also of Noah, his father, who blessed him with the
blessings of the earth, and with the blessings of wisdom, but cursed
him as pertaining to the Priesthood.
President
James E. Faust, The Key of the Knowledge of God, Ensign (CR),
November 2004, p.52:
The
patriarchal order runs from Abraham to Isaac and to Jacob. Through
the line of the priesthood it continues in our own day and time.
Through the ages, blessings and promises were given from the fathers
to their faithful sons.
Joseph
F. Smith, "The Rights of Fatherhood," Juvenile Instructor,
1 Mar. 1902, 146:
There
is no higher authority in matters relating to the family
organization, and especially when that organization is presided over
by one holding the higher priesthood, than that of the father. …
The patriarchal order is of divine origin and will continue
throughout time and eternity. There is then a particular reason why
men, women, and children should understand this order and this
authority in the households of the people of God, and seek to make it
what God intended it to be, a qualification and preparation for the
highest exaltation of His children. In the home the presiding
authority is always vested in the father, and in all home affairs and
family matters there is no other authority paramount.
Elder
Charles Didier, Remember Your Covenants, Ensign (CR), May 1994, p.42:
Another
determining factor in my conversion was the Church as a divine
institution led by the authority of the priesthood. It provided the
framework that I needed for support as a member of that covenant
group. I could not save my family by myself.
Elder
John A. Widtsoe wrote: "The Church, the community of persons
with the same intelligent faith and desire and practice, is the
organized agency through which God deals with His children and
presents His will. Moreover, the authority to act for God must be
vested on earth in some one organization and not independently in
every man. The Church through the Priesthood holds this authority
for the use of man" (Priesthood and Church Government, Salt Lake
City: Deseret Book Co., 1939, p. 180).
The
Church provides a unique support for individuals and families to do
things that they cannot do by themselves, such as receiving the
essential ordinances of salvation. It brings temporal relief in
times of hardship. It is also a laboratory outside of the home where
we can serve, learn, and practice charity, the pure love of Christ.
I
also found in this church that the priesthood has a patriarchal order
and that God is a God of order. He is at the head, and following
this pattern, the priesthood is conferred upon worthy men so they can
preside in their homes and families. The husband and father, a
patriarch, is to preside in righteousness and exercise the power of
his priesthood to bless his wife and family. The husband and wife
serve as partners in governing their family, and both act in joint
leadership and depend on each other. They are united in the vision
of their eternal salvation, one holding the priesthood, the other
honoring and enjoying the blessings of it. One is not superior or
inferior to the other. Each one carries his or her respective
responsibilities and acts in his or her respective role.
Much
more could be said about the priesthood and its uniqueness, the
divine commission given to man through which he acts in the plan of
salvation. In essence, therein is the true doctrine of the Father,
the irreversible correct principles to govern ourselves, and the
know-how to act upon the law and commandments that we were given.
In
this age of increased individualism and selfishness, opinions now
matter more than facts or doctrine; attitudes glorify personal choice
above other values and principles; and language is typified by "I
don't need anyone to tell me how to be saved; I don't need prophets,
seers, or revelators to tell me what God expects of me; I don't need
to attend church meetings, to hear talks, or to be challenged.
Today
the concept of priesthood and Church authority is on trial by the
world and even by some members who think that the Latin expression
vox populi, vox Dei can be literally interpreted in the Church as
"the voice of the people is the voice of God." The
commercial slogan "Have it your way" certainly does not
apply in God's plan for the salvation of his children when we read
that the very cause of apostasy is when "every man walketh in
his own way, and after the image of his own god" (D&C 1:16).
How do you overcome the temptation to have it your own way, to
satisfy your own appetites, and to follow the world's trends?
One
of my simple answers tonight is to constantly remember your
covenants, to act on them, and to commit to them. This sequence, as
repeatedly stated in the scriptures, is a classic, spiritual teaching
pattern to prepare us for eternal life. It is centered upon Christ
and his doctrine and teachings. I will remember them forever.
I
testify that Jesus lives, that this is the only true church, that the
priesthood of the Son of God is vested herein, and that prophets,
seers, and revelators who preside over this church are appointed to
preserve the pure doctrine of Jesus Christ and the authority of his
priesthood for the salvation of his people. In the name of Jesus
Christ, amen.
Shirley
W. Thomas, An Opportunity for Continual Learning, Ensign (CR),
November 1981, p.101:
Women
in the Church are familiar with the terms patriarch and patriarchal
order. We associate them with things eternal and the work of the
priesthood in our homes and in the Church.
We
do not speak much of matriarchs; we call them instead, mothers. The
mother is the counterpart to the patriarch of a home. Mothering is
also an eternal, fundamental work. It has to do with bringing life
and love, and it is largely learned.
Elder
James A. Cullimore, Home Teachers-Watchmen over the Church, Ensign
(CR), January 1973, p.124:
President
Joseph F. Smith told us, "The very foundation of the kingdom of
God, of righteousness, of progress, of development, of eternal life,
and eternal increase in the kingdom of God is laid in the divinely
ordained home." (Hugh B. Brown, in Conference Report, October 2,
1966, pp. 103-104.)
President
Harold B. Lee said recently, "The most important of the Lord's
work will be that which we do within our own homes." (Regional
Representatives Seminar, April 7, 1972, p. 2.)
We
are told that each family in the Church is really a kingdom or
government within itself. The father, by virtue of the priesthood of
God that has been bestowed upon him, is the head of that government.
This is what constitutes patriarchal office in the family.
Originally it was the only government on the earth and was passed
down from Adam to his descendants. Eventually, as society became
more complex, the manner of governing the people of the earth had to
change, but as far as the Church is concerned, the same order exists
within the families as God set it up originally with Father Adam.
And this same order will extend into the eternities. (See Millennial
Star, vol. 14, p. 290.)
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Elder
William J. Critchlow Jr.
Elder
William J. Critchlow, Jr., Conference Report, October 1963, Afternoon
Meeting, p.26-30:
Over
a score or so of years, I promoted and sold something I have never
seen; I didn't even know what it was-I still don't. I have not only
never seen it; I have tried assiduously to avoid touching it. Once,
stringing lights on a Christmas tree, I accidentally got my finger in
an empty socket, oh, I felt it!
Who
really knows what electricity is? We know what it can do. It lights
this building; it lights our homes; it lights our streets; it runs
our factories and our mills; it affords us lovely music, radio,
television, and a score of wonderful appliances in our homes, but who
really knows what this great power called electricity, actually is?
Over
the same score or so of years, I promoted another something which I
have never seen; I don't really know what it is. I have not only
never seen it; I have never heard it; I have never smelled it; I have
never tasted it; I have never touched it, but on occasions it has
touched me. More than once, as I officiated in priesthood ordinance
work, I have felt it.
Who
really knows what this great power of the priesthood is? We know what
it can do. By that power this and other worlds were created and will
be redeemed (JD 15, 127; 24, 242); by that power the city of Enoch
was taken up to heaven (Joseph Smith's Teachings, p. 170), by that
power the waters of the Red Sea were parted to liberate Israel; by
that power Elijah sealed the heavens so that no rain or dew fell upon
the earth; by that power Brigham Young rebuked the frost and the
sterility of the soil, and this valley became fruitful. Two thousand
years ago, one possessing that power gave new eyes to the blind, new
legs to the halt, turned water into wine, walked on the water,
cleansed lepers, cast out evil spirits, fed thousands by blessing a
few loaves and fishes, restored life to the dead. Two thousand years
later-even today-bearers of that same priesthood power, again cast
out devils, restore health to the sick, and in other ways employ that
power. Employing it, a young man, Nephi by name, once shocked hi
assailants into submission by pointing his hand at them. The
assailants were his brothers. (1 Nephi 17:53.)
Again,
let me ask who, among all mortal men, really knows what this
marvelous priesthood power actually is? Obviously it is power; its
source, obviously, too, is God. Why not call it then for what it
truly is-the power of God? (CR, Joseph F. Smith, p. 5, October 1904.)
President John Taylor so called it saying, "It is nothing more
nor less than the power of God." (John Taylor, Gospel Kingdom,
p. 129.)
Priesthood
is more than power – it is authority. Quoting President Joseph F.
again: "It is . . . the power of God delegated to man by which
man can act in the earth . . . in the name of the Father and the Son
and the Holy Ghost, and act legitimately, . . ." (Op. cit.,
Joseph F. Smith, p. 5, October 1904.) He also said: "The
Priesthood in general is the authority given to man to act for
God.... But it is necessary that every act performed under this
authority shall be done at the proper time and place, in the proper
way, and after the proper order. The power of directing these labors
constitute the keys of the Priesthood. In their fullness these keys
are held by only one person at a time, the prophet and president of
The Church." (The Improvement Era 4, 230.)
President
David O. McKay holds all of the keys of the priesthood. He or his
predecessors in office have directly (personally) or indirectly (by
delegating authority to others) conferred keys upon temple
presidents, stake presidents, mission presidents, quorum presidents,
bishops, and others. "No man taketh this honour unto himself,
but he that is called of God, as was Aaron." (Heb. 5:4.) "We
believe that a man must be called of God, by prophecy, and by the
laying on of hands, by those who are in authority to . . . administer
in the ordinances thereof." (5th Article of Faith.) Aaron was so
called and ordained. (D&C 27:8.)
"Some
suppose this authority may be derived from the Bible," said
President Joseph F. Smith, "but nothing could be more absurd. .
. . If by reading and believing the Bible this authority could be
obtained, all who read and believed would have it-one equally with
another. . . . God Almighty is the only source from whence this
knowledge, power and authority can be obtained, . . . The Scriptures
may serve as a guide to lead us to God, . . . but they can do no
more." (JD 19, 191.)
Priesthood
is eternal and everlasting. The Prophet Joseph Smith said, "The
Priesthood is an everlasting principle, and existed with God from
eternity, and will to eternity, without beginning of days or end of
years. . . ." Adam obtained the priesthood "in the
Creation, before the world was formed." He (Adam) stands at the
head as the presiding high priest (under Christ) over all the earth
for all ages. (Joseph Smith's Teachings, pp. 157-158.) This
priesthood of the holy order, known later as the Melchizedek
Priesthood, continued in patriarchal order without a break with
Adam's worthy descendants until the day of Moses. (D&C 84:6-16;
107:41-53.)
Through
Moses the Lord attempted to set up the house of Israel soon after
their liberation from Egyptian bondage as a kingdom of priests of
this holy patriarchal order. He sent Moses down from the Mount with
tablets of stone upon which were inscribed principles of salvation,
but seeing the people engaged in idol worship, Moses dashed the
tablets to the ground, breaking them into fragments. Again, the Lord
called Moses up on the Mount, and there he rewrote with his finger on
tablets which Moses had prepared the Ten Commandments; but he deleted
this time the salvation principles which necessitated priesthood of
the holy patriarchal order, denying thereby his children the
Melchizedek Priesthood. Later he removed Moses, who held the
Melchizedek Priesthood, thus leaving Israel with only a Lesser
Priesthood, called the Aaronic Priesthood, after Aaron upon whom it
was conferred. (Exod. Inspired Version. 34:1-2; D&C 84:17-25.)
From that time on until the Savior's ministry on earth, this was
generally the prevailing athority of God on the earth.
Jesus
restored at his coming the Higher Priesthood, he being "the
Great High Priest, forever after the order of Melchizedek,"
(Joseph Smith's Teachings, p. 158, Heb. 5:6; 2:17-18) but after the
passing of his apostles there was no one left holding the keys, to
authorize the ordination of any mortal man to any office in either
priesthood. The apostate world accordingly was left without
priesthood for about sixteen long, dark centuries. Then in May 1829
the Lord sent John the Baptist, a firstborn, literal descendant of
Aaron, who held the keys of the Aaronic or Lesser Priesthood, to
restore that priesthood. He also sent, soon after, the Apostles
Peter, James, and John, who held the keys of the Higher or
Melchizedek Priesthood, to restore that priesthood. The recipients of
both priesthoods were the great American Prophet Joseph Smith and his
associate Oliver Cowdery.
From
Adam to Moses the existent priesthood was patriarchal or Melchizedek
or the Holy Priesthood – all one and the same. Those who held it
were high priests and patriarchs – it had no appendages. From Moses
to Jesus the prevailing priesthood was Aaronic – sometimes called
Levitical. The firstborn sons of Aaron's posterity were the "high
priests" (higher priests in the Aaronic Priesthood); the sons of
Levi were their assistants. Appendages to both priesthoods were added
by our Lord who gave his Church in Palestine apostles, bishops,
evangelists, high priests, seventies, elders, priests, teachers, and
deacons. He similarly perfected his Church upon this American
continent when he appeared here after his crucifixion and
resurrection in Jerusalem.
"The
holy Priesthood is a system of laws and government that is pure and
holy; . . ." (JD 7:202) – "a perfect law of theocracy."
(Joseph Smith's Teachings, p. 322.) Presently, it is the government
of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints-God's kingdom here
on earth. Eventually, when the kingdom embraces the earth, when ".
. . every knee should bow, . . . and every tongue should confess that
Jesus Christ is Lord, . . ." (Phil. 2:10-11) I sincerely expect
priesthood will be the governing world power. Can man devise a better
system of laws and government?
Priesthood
is responsibility. Jesus has given the responsibility of this earth.
Absenting himself, he left his kingdom here on earth in the hands of
his officers-those who hold the priesthood. The kingdom is no
stronger nor better than its officers. President Wilford Woodruff
said, "The highest calling the Lord ever called any human being
to in any age of the world, has been to receive the Holy Priesthood,
with its keys and powers." (Wilford Woodruff, Millennial Star
58:305, April 5, 1896.) When men take a priesthood calling, they
covenant to magnify it; they take upon them the obligation to labor
with zeal and energy in their particular calling. (D&C 84:109,
110; 107:99-100.)
President
Joseph F. Smith asked: "Will you who hold the priesthood profane
the name of Deity? Would you be riotous, and eat and drink with the
drunken . . . ? Would you . . . forget your prayers and fail to
remember the Giver of all good? Would you . . . violate the
confidence and the love of God . . . ? Would you . . . dishonor your
wife or your children? . . . Will you honor the Sabbath day and keep
it holy? Will you observe the law of tithing and all the requirements
of the gospel? Will you carry with you at all times the spirit of
prayer and the desire to be good? Will you teach your children the
principles of life and salvation? . . ." (The Improvement Era
21, 105-106.)
Sometimes
men relax and treat their priesthood responsibilities lightly in the
home, failing to teach their families the gospel, failing to have
family prayers, failing to use the priesthood when sickness
uninvitingly stalks the home. Husbands and sons are sometimes lax in
their duties because they lack the cooperation and encouragement of
their wives and mothers.
The
sisters would do well, if, following the counsel of the Prophet, they
provoked their husbands and sons to do good works (Relief Society
minutes, March 17, 1842)-priesthood works. Husbands, rightfully and
scripturally too, are the family heads (Eph. 5:23) – its priests
and its spokesmen. The wives, thanks be to God, are the family
hearts.
"There
is a center in each home from which all joys must start.
"That
center? It is a mother's heart."
With
love and kindness and with tact, of course, the heart can usually
sway the head-even into priesthood activity. Such endeavor is
expected of our sisters.
The
subject of this talk could well be – For Men Only. Priesthood is
for men only – it is not conferred upon women. The sisters may be
set apart as officers in the priesthood auxiliaries, but they are
never ordained to office in the priesthood. They do not share the
priesthood with their husbands, fathers, or sons. They do share the
blessings of the priesthood with their husbands, fathers, or sons.
They do share the blessings with their husbands; sealed in a temple,
they go along hand in hand with them toward exaltation, finally
reigning as "queens and priestesses" with their husbands
who become "kings and Priests." (D&C 94:41.)
Infrequently
a sister asks: Why can't we (sisters) hold the Priesthood? My answer:
If and when he whose business priesthood is wants you to hold it, he
will let his prophet know. Until then there is nothing we can do
about it. [It's a nice way of saying that it's not going to happen.
If a woman wants to hold the Priesthood, then she can give her
father, husband, or son a hug. They need lots of hugs.]
Priesthood
is God's greatest gift to his children, save perhaps the gift of his
Son, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Some may rate the gift of
mortality, followed by immortality and the promise of eternal life as
a greater gift. Priesthood, being an eternal principle, existed
before mortality. Immortality is the state of resurrected souls. Did
the resurrection act involve an ordinance of the priesthood-a
necessary ordinance presently unrevealed? Certainly the resurrection
act is another manifestation of the great power of the priesthood.
May I ask – how can we achieve eternal life without the blessings
and ordinances of the priesthood?
The
power of the Melchizedek Priesthood is to have the power of "endless
lives," said the Prophet Joseph Smith. ". . . And all
those," he said, "who are ordained unto this priesthood are
made like unto the Son of God, abiding a priest continually."
(Heb. 7:3. Inspired Version.) He further said, "Those holding
the fulness of the Melchizedek Priesthood are kings and priests of
the Most High God, holding the keys of power and blessing." Our
Lord appraised this wonderful gift in these words:
".
. . all they who receive this priesthood receive me, . . .
"And
he that receiveth me receiveth my Father;
"And
he that receiveth my Father receiveth my Father's kingdom; therefore
all that my Father hath shall be given unto him." (D&C
84:35, 37-38.)
No
mortal man will ever realize all of the blessings in this great
promise as he dwells here in this mundane period of our everlasting
lives, but by reason of priesthood which is attained and honored, we
have God's promise that sometime we may become like unto God. ".
. . all that my Father hath shall be given unto him." (D&C
84:38.) Incidentally, God had something to say about those who do not
honor their priesthood. I have not time to inject his dour warning
into my remarks today. All who hold the priesthood, however, should
read what he said.
To
you who bear the priesthood, may I say: In an inventory of your
possessions - physical, mental, spiritual, and financial -
priesthood, if honored, may be your greatest asset; it could be the
best investment you ever made. It costs you nothing; its dividends
can be fabulous. Appraise it honestly and list it high up among your
assets on your life's balance sheet. And you who are not honoring
your priesthood, debit it high up on the liability side of your
life's balance sheet. It could well be your greatest liability. You
could, sooner or later, find yourself bankrupt in the kingdom of God.
As of this day, is your priesthood an asset or a liability?
I
bear testimony regarding the power of the priesthood in our restored
Church in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.
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Conclusion:
I
could go on and on and on. The search engine brought up over 500
quotes, and that was just for one search. If I change the search
parameter, I would get (and have gotten) thousands of more quotes,
just like these – all of them telling us in one way or another that
Priesthood Ordinations are ONLY for the fathers or the males.
That's
quite a revelation!
What
I am trying to do here is to show the Ordain Women crowd that the
revelation that they have asked for has already been given to them;
but, they refuse to look at it, seek it, see it, understand it, and
accept it.
Revelation?
They don't want revelation. Instead, they want to be told exactly
what they want to hear. They have already received thousands of
revelations concerning the matter, and they have rejected every one
of them. They're not combing through Ensigns looking for revelations
from God, because they really don't want revelations from God. If
they truly wanted revelations from God, then they would have done
what I just did and went searching for them among the writings of the
LDS General Authorities.
What
are they doing instead? They are tossing the dice hoping to get
lucky. They get a revelation from the Prophet of God telling them
what they don't want to hear, and then they tell the Prophet that
that is the wrong revelation and to go back to the Lord and get
another one. They intend to keep sending the Prophet back to the
Lord year after year for another revelation, until they finally get
the revelation that they are seeking.
I
keep praying, and searching, and asking for revelations on this
subject; and, they keep coming.
The
Ordain Women groups are NOT posting articles and messages like these
on the front pages and the tops of their websites. They want these
kinds of things hidden from view.
Truth?
They can't handle the truth, because they don't want the truth.
Instead, their goal is to distort the truth. They know what the
truth already is, but then they distort it in order to make it say
something else. That's the ironic thing. They already know what the
truth really is, but they are seeking to establish something else
instead.
They
aren't really looking for the truth; and consequently, they will
never find it or have it. If they get what they want or take what
they want, in the end, it won't be The Truth; it won't be the way
things really are in Heaven. You must seek before you will find.
You must knock, before the mysteries of it will be opened unto you.
But, when it comes to the truth (the way things really are in
Heaven), they want something else instead.
