Unfortunately it also teaches that the 12 Apostles also came down from Heaven, which contradicts Jesus’ own words. The Bible supports pre-existence of nobody but Christ. The Book of Mormon affirms that Jesus not only visited the Americas and established 12 apostles here as well, also heretical.

The place of the original twelve apostles was not supplanted or duplicated in the BoM.

A pre-mortal stewardship is not taught in the BoM.

Jesus did visit “other sheep” and they were at least in Western New York. From there, he said he had yet more “other sheep.” Thus, in He Walked the Americas are accounts of a white God visiting many people.

The main thing is it introduces nothing valid not already included in the Bible…the last I read the Bible the Instructions for Holy Communion are right in there.

Please, do not insult the readership. If the original instructions were still there, it would say who could receive it, who could administer it and what the prayer for it was. All of which is in the Holy Book of Mormon just as Jesus it gave it in America.

The fact it was practiced before Christ’s crucifixion does not justify its practice all the way back to Adam…IF you are of the opinion that the Book of Mormon teaches re-baptism, that is interesting. Must not have read that part closely enough.

It matters not whether it was one second before it or two millennia before it, the operative word is before. Unless you read the NT and ask God to show you the different baptisms, you won’t appreciate the relevance.

What the Book of Mormon says about the plain and precious truths removed from it are that they were removed after the Bible went forth from the Jews to the Gentiles

Until you produce the step-by-step instructions for baptism and communion I stand by the Book of Mormon as being the “most correct book on earth” and the lack of those in the Bible confirmation that Book of Mormon prophecy was true and fulfilled.

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Note: Stop perpetuating errors Peter John.