“Remain deeply rooted in him; continue being built up in him and confirmed in your trust, the way you were taught, so that you overflow in thanksgiving.” -Colossians 2:7
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The Holy Bible is the foundation of the Restoration and the source from which later scripture draws its language, symbols, and teachings. Jesus taught from it, the Apostles preached from it, and the Book of Mormon continually points back to it. We invite every Latter Day Saint to read this free, public-domain edition of the World English Bible with fresh eyes, prayerfully seeking God’s voice. As you deepen your understanding of the Bible, you will also gain a richer appreciation for the Book of Mormon, the Restoration, the temple, and the ongoing work of Jesus Christ.
Due to the size of the Bible and the 800-page limit at Lulu, we have published this in multiple volumes. The entire book is available as a free PDF. Available in paperback (Volume 1 $18.95, Volume II $27.95, Volume III $21.95, Volume IV $21.95, Volume V $19.95, Volume VI $21.95) and as a PDF (free).
This version of the Book of Mormon was created to help any transitioning between Latter Day Saint or Mormon denominations. The goal is to make accessing this book of scripture, with the different chaptering, versing, and sections, easier to navigate. The Book of Mormon is a sacred text for the Latter Day Saint movement. It was first published in March 1830 by Joseph Smith as “The Book of Mormon: An Account Written by the Hand of Mormon upon Plates Taken from the Plates of Nephi.” We have added “The Fullness of the Gospel, The New Covenant of Jesus Christ” to the title. It is our prayer that this edition will help unify the Saints that Israel may gather, and Zion be established.
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The modern translation of these records is understood within the Fellowship as part of the continuing Restoration. Rather than claiming that God’s voice ceased with the closing of the biblical canon, the Restoration affirms that God continues to speak, teach, and invite His children to seek Him. From this perspective, the Plates of Brass represent another opportunity to rediscover ancient truths that point people toward Jesus Christ and encourage a deeper life of discipleship.
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The history of the Latter Day Saints, a collective of restorational Christian denominations, begins with the shared history found within the Book of Avahr. “Avahr” is Hebrew for “past.” This book tells the sacred story of Joseph Smith Jr.; his birth, obtaining, and “translating” (divining) the Gold Plates into the sacred text we know today as the Everlasting Gospel: The Book of Mormon. And, it includes the revelations he received prior to the formation of the original Church of Christ. This is not necessarily a book of historical facts, but rather of scripture retelling the events of the coming forth of the Book of Mormon.
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This volume presents a modern reprint of the original 1851 edition (A. R. I.) of The Book of the Law of the Lord, first published under the direction of James J. Strang, prophet The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and the successor of Joseph Smith Jr. This early edition consists primarily of what were presented as inspired translations of select portions of the Law given to Moses, accompanied by a small number of additional commandments, with only brief notes and references. It represents the earliest and most concise form of the text, prior to the significant expansions and extensive commentary added in the later 1856 edition (A. R. VI.).
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To assist with the reader’s studies, this work has been placed into four parts:
It is our prayer that this book will help unite the Saints in Christ, as it is used to introduce readers and students in the School of the Prophets to James J. Strang, the Lord’s chosen successor to Joseph Smith Jr.
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A collection of the utterances of the Oracle of YHVH, who did dance in prophecy to know the will of YHVH for His Israel and the children of Judah.
This edition of The Declarations of Neum contains full color images and a lexicon to help readers new to the ideas and concepts introduced in the plates of brass. The prophetess Neum, mentioned only once in the Book of Mormon, offers many beautiful concepts to help us in these, the last days.
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The Book of Remembrance is a series of dreams, visions, and revelations given through David Ferriman, First Elder of the Church of Jesus Christ in Christian Fellowship. David’s revelations are deeply intertwined with the concept of Kabbalah. In 2018, while seeking direction for the Fellowship, David received a clear instruction from the Lord: “Unite my people in Kabbalah.” This divine mandate served as the impetus for his exploration of Kabbalah and its integration into his understanding of the Fellowship’s purpose.
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The Book of Enoch, or 1 Enoch, is an ancient religious work that was once a part of the Jewish and Christian canons. Enoch was the great-grandfather of Noah. The current known Book of Enoch contains a number of unique ideas on nephilim, angels falling from heaven, and an explanation on the need for the Great Flood. It also predicts the thousand-year reign of the Messiah. Scholars place different parts of the text as being written as early as 300 BC and the oldest parts around the first century AD. Thus, they claim this is a book that was added to over the years, just as many scholars state on the dates of much of the canonized Bible.
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The Book of Enoch, or 1 Enoch, is an ancient religious work that was once a part of the Jewish and Christian canons. Enoch was the great-grandfather of Noah. The current known Book of Enoch contains a number of unique ideas on nephilim, angels falling from heaven, and an explanation on the need for the Great Flood. It also predicts the thousand-year reign of the Messiah. Scholars place different parts of the text as being written as early as 300 BC and the oldest parts around the first century AD. Thus, they claim this is a book that was added to over the years, just as many scholars state on the dates of much of the canonized Bible.
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This book will help readers dive into these concepts through beautiful artwork in simple yet profound ways. At its core, Mormon Kabbalah is not a “new religion,” it is a way of understanding. It is an interpretive lens that views scripture, temple, and personal revelation through the mystical traditions of Israel. The purpose of this book is to indroduce reader to Mormon Kabbalah. Here dreams become sacred texts, visions reveal the heavenly worlds, and revelations teach how to heal the earth (tikkun olam) and restore Zion. In this way, Mormon Kabbalah follows the ancient pattern where prophets and mystics receive not just laws, but divine mysteries.
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To better understand the Latter Day Saint Movement, not merely one sect but the larger movement the Lord began with Joseph Smith Jr. and continued with his contemporaries, the men that both helped to begin and to encourage the movement forward, we must study out the core theologies of our faith from its infancy. This book has been created as a pocked guide of sorts for studying these theologies and doctrines. This small volume opens with what purports to be the oldest of all Latter Day Saint texts and scripture, the Book of the Law of the Lord. It should not be seen as definitive by any means, as God meets each of us where we are and identifies Himself/Herself/Themselves in a way that we can understand. That is to say that God meets us on our own level.
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This third edition of Ordinances of the Saints is a quick reference guide to Priesthood ordinances for the Church of Jesus Christ in Christian Fellowship, better known as the Fellowship of Christ. This book should not be seen as Law, or as anything set in stone. The purpose of this book is to instruct the Saints on matters of theurgy: the works of the Lord. It is a guide for those that are new or need reminding on various Priesthood ordinances.
It is also to help perspective brothers and sisters wishing to enter the ministry. In addition, appendixes have been included with more information on various priesthood topics.
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