Mormons, like many other religions, believe that, ultimately, everything belongs to God. Tithing is a way to show gratitude and acknowledgment that He is the provider. The phrase, "have no room to receive it" refers to how the reward for paying tithes is so great, that the receiver will be overwhelmed with blessings.
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Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) believe that God is the Father of our spirits and the creator of our bodies, therefore He is our Heavenly Father. They believe that God, our Heavenly Father, is concerned about us just as a father is concerned for his own children. Mormons are encouraged to have a personal relationship with God and to cultivate and nurture that relationship through prayer, worship, and scripture study. They believe that individuals may receive direct revelation from God. You can learn more about what Mormons believe at the "Related Links" below.
Some individuals like to exchange promise rings in addition to engagement rings or wedding rings because they believe a third level of ring exchange is necessary.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) has far too many doctrines and beliefs to be included in one answer. I will list some of the absolute basics, and you can visit their official website (Mormon.org or click the link under "related links" below) if you want more information. -Mormons believe that God is the loving Father of our spirits, and that each individual is a beloved child of God. -Mormons believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and the Savior of mankind. Because He came to earth to atone for our sins, all people can recieve salvation (return to live with God after death). -Mormons believe that the purpose of life is to become more like God by loving others and gaining knowledge. -Mormons believe God continues to reveal His will for the world through prophets, and that each individual may receive personal revelation and guidance from God to dictate their own lives. -Mormons believe that the Bible and Book of Mormon contain the word of God, and the words and revelations to modern church leaders are also studied. -Mormons believe that because God loves all people, all will have an opportunity to accept salvation through Jesus Christ. Those who do not receive this opportunity during their mortal lives will have an opportunity to do so after death.
Just tell them! Mormons (especially Mormon missionaries) face rejection every single day (often people blatantly ignoring them or being rude or offensive), I promise they are used to it! Sure, it might upset them a bit, but two of the main tenets of Mormonism are agency (the right to choose for oneself) and revelation (the right to receive your own answer from God), so a good Mormon should respect your decision. If you don't believe what the Mormons have been teaching you, simply tell them that you are thankful for their time and willingness to teach you but that you don't agree with what they are saying. Explain that you don't want to continue being taught, but that you will contact them if you change your mind. Just focus on being kind and sincere, and they will be grateful for your honesty, rather than upset.
No. Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the 'Mormon' church) believe that each person should develop a personal relationship with God by studying scripture and speaking to God in prayer daily. Mormons believe that God will reveal His will and speak to individuals who earnestly seek Him. Mormons believe that their Church is lead by God, who reveals His will for the entire Church to a Prophet, just as in Biblical times. The Prophet receives revelation regarding churchwide issues, while individuals receive revelation from God to guide their individual lives. Check out the "Related Links" below to learn more about Mormons and what they believe about prophets.
Yes. If your belief is not strong enough then you will only be resurrected as much as you believe.Mormon View:No. Mormons believe that everyone, believers and non-believers, will be fully resurrected after the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. Everyone who has ever lived will rise from the dead and their spirits will receive perfected bodies before the Final Judgement. The difference is in when they will be resurrected. It is believed that the most righteous will be resurrected first.
The grisly bear said Lord make us thankful for the blessings we are about to receive.
Spiritual blessings are those which uphold the heart like loving someone, or felling very loving towards others. Becoming free of a worry or pain, or repenting of some sin or shame, feeling relived of pain and depression too. Material blessings are when you receive goods of monetary value.
No they didn't. That promise was not kept.
I know that God is omnipotent, meaning all-powerful, and can do anything. I've heard of people experiencing miracles through a television or computer screen. To put it simply I believe that yes, you can receive blessings from God through a computer monitor or webcam. I hope this answers you question! : )
If you are referring to the law of haven, then yes you can receive of its blessings. This however is conditioned upon you always keeping the law. If you are referring to the laws of man then by keeping within the law will gain you blessings i.e. freedom as being the most important blessing.