Vort Posted February 20 Report Posted February 20 For the record, yes, the video's title card is clickbaity, but IMO the video is still worth watching. zil2, Traveler, Just_A_Guy and 2 others 4 1 Quote
DurangoUT01 Posted February 20 Report Posted February 20 You should read his book. It provides so much detail and information that it will be time well spent. Just_A_Guy 1 Quote
Just_A_Guy Posted February 21 Report Posted February 21 Here’s another fun interview with Bradley: Traveler and mordorbund 1 1 Quote
Traveler Posted February 22 Report Posted February 22 I find these videos both interesting and compelling. And yet at the same time, I believe we must be careful. I do not believe that Brother Bradley insights are coincidences but rather these things are rather threads in a tapestry of understanding and conviction to assist us to believe in and follow Christ. It is both confusing and sad to me that not one of the witnesses (including all the exceptional historical parallels to the ancient witnesses of Christ) of the Book of Mormon came west to what is now Utah with Brigham Young and the pioneering vanguard of Saints. Of course, we can argue that none of the witnesses ever wavered in their testimony of the Book of Mormon and that is another witness in and of itself. But never-the-less, the historical parallel is not quite the same. I do believe that Brother Bradley has exceptional spiritual gifts, and it would be well for us to incorporate his witness and testimony into our own tapestry of understanding of the marvelous works and wonders of the restoration. I also believe that every testimony and witness of Christ (including even those not of our faith) can be received and added to our personal tapestry that Jesus is the Christ, our L-rd, our redeemer and the author of our salvation. The Traveler JohnsonJones 1 Quote
mrmarklin Posted February 22 Report Posted February 22 Both Oliver Cowdery and Martin Harris eventually came west. And came back to full faith and fellowship. JohnsonJones 1 Quote
mikbone Posted February 26 Report Posted February 26 On 2/22/2025 at 12:43 PM, mrmarklin said: Both Oliver Cowdery and Martin Harris eventually came west. And came back to full faith and fellowship. Oliver Cowdery never made it to Utah. He was rebaptized in 1848 in Iowa. He intended to travel to Utah but died in Missouri in 1850. JohnsonJones 1 Quote
mrmarklin Posted February 27 Report Posted February 27 On 2/25/2025 at 7:05 PM, mikbone said: Oliver Cowdery never made it to Utah. He was rebaptized in 1848 in Iowa. He intended to travel to Utah but died in Missouri in 1850. At least he was on his way!! Somehow I thought he had made it. Quote
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