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|summary=It is claimed that Joseph Smith favored "Old Testament practices" including "teaching animal sacrifice." | |summary=It is claimed that Joseph Smith favored "Old Testament practices" including "teaching animal sacrifice." | ||
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|summary=Some Christians claim that Joseph Smith focused on Old Testament ideas and concepts, such as the "cursing of enemies." They appeal to New Testament prohibitions of cursing enemies (e.g., Rom. 12:14, and then argue that restoration scriptures or remarks by Church leaders are inconsistent with the Christian command to "bless, not curse." | |summary=Some Christians claim that Joseph Smith focused on Old Testament ideas and concepts, such as the "cursing of enemies." They appeal to New Testament prohibitions of cursing enemies (e.g., Rom. 12:14, and then argue that restoration scriptures or remarks by Church leaders are inconsistent with the Christian command to "bless, not curse." | ||
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Mormonism and the Bible: Old Testament practices
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Old Testament practices