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+ | |L2=Question: Are there not supposed to be any more prophets after Christ's day? | ||
+ | |L3=Question: Did Joseph Smith prophesy that he couldn't be killed within 5 years of August 1843? | ||
+ | |L4=Question: Why did Joseph Smith say that David Patten would serve a mission when he was killed only six months later? | ||
+ | |L5=Question: Did Joseph Smith state that the moon was inhabited, and that it's inhabitants were dressed like Quakers? | ||
+ | |L6=Question: Did Joseph utter a false prophecy and show disregard for the Word of Wisdom in telling Orson Hyde that he would drink wine with him in Palestine? | ||
+ | |L7=Question: Did Joseph Smith claim at one time that Kirtland Safety Society notes would be "as good as gold"? | ||
+ | |L8=Question: Did Joseph Smith give a false prophecy by claiming that queens would pay respect to the Relief Society within ten years? | ||
+ | |L9=Question: Did Joseph Smith prophesy that Jesus Christ would return in 1890? | ||
+ | |L10=Question: Was a "forged" prophecy about Stephen A. Douglas added to the History of the Church? | ||
+ | |L11=Question: Why did Joseph prophesy that the wicked "of this generation" would be swept from the face of the land and the Lost Ten tribes would be gathered? | ||
+ | |L12=Question: Why did Joseph Smith claim that Thomas B. Marsh, who later apostatized, would be "exalted," and that he would preach "unto the ends of the earth"? | ||
+ | |L13=Question: Why did Joseph describe the United Order in revelation as "everlasting" and "immutable and unchangeable" until Jesus comes? | ||
+ | |L14=Question: Did Joseph Smith prophesy that Zion, in Jackson County, Missouri, would be redeemed by September 1836? | ||
+ | |L15=Question: Was Joseph Smith's prophecy that the Independence, Missouri temple "shall be reared in this generation" a failed prophecy? | ||
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− | {{ | + | {{:Question: Are there not supposed to be any more prophets after Christ's day?}} |
− | + | {{:Question: Did Joseph Smith prophesy that he couldn't be killed within 5 years of August 1843?}} | |
− | + | {{:Question: Why did Joseph Smith say that David Patten would serve a mission when he was killed only six months later?}} | |
− | + | {{:Question: Did Joseph Smith state that the moon was inhabited, and that it's inhabitants were dressed like Quakers?}} | |
− | }} | + | {{:Question: Did Joseph utter a false prophecy and show disregard for the Word of Wisdom in telling Orson Hyde that he would drink wine with him in Palestine?}} |
− | + | {{:Question: Did Joseph Smith claim at one time that Kirtland Safety Society notes would be "as good as gold"?}} | |
− | + | {{:Question: Did Joseph Smith give a false prophecy by claiming that queens would pay respect to the Relief Society within ten years?}} | |
− | + | {{:Question: Did Joseph Smith prophesy that Jesus Christ would return in 1890?}} | |
+ | {{:Question: Was a "forged" prophecy about Stephen A. Douglas added to the ''History of the Church''?}} | ||
+ | {{:Question: Why did Joseph prophesy that the wicked "of this generation" would be swept from the face of the land and the Lost Ten tribes would be gathered?}} | ||
+ | {{:Question: Why did Joseph Smith claim that Thomas B. Marsh, who later apostatized, would be "exalted," and that he would preach "unto the ends of the earth"?}} | ||
+ | {{:Question: Why did Joseph describe the United Order in revelation as "everlasting" and "immutable and unchangeable" until Jesus comes?}} | ||
+ | {{:Question: Did Joseph Smith prophesy that Zion, in Jackson County, Missouri, would be redeemed by September 1836?}} | ||
+ | {{:Question: Was Joseph Smith's prophecy that the Independence, Missouri temple "shall be reared in this generation" a failed prophecy?}} | ||
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− | + | [[en:Joseph Smith/Prophet/Alleged false prophecies]] |
Evangelicals point to Deuteronomy 18:20-22 as a 'test' for a true prophet:
20 But the prophet, which shall presume to speak a word in my name, which I have not commanded him to speak, or that shall speak in the name of other gods, even that prophet shall die.
21 And if thou say in thine heart, How shall we know the word which the Lord hath not spoken?
22 When a prophet speaketh in the name of the Lord, if the thing follow not, nor come to pass, that is the thing which the Lord hath not spoken, but the prophet hath spoken it presumptuously: thou shalt not be afraid of him.
It is claimed that Joseph Smith made failed prophecies, and as such must be a "false prophet." When critics charge Joseph Smith with uttering a "false prophecy" they are generally making one or more errors:
No reasonable or biblical application of Deuteronomy 18 condemns Joseph Smith. Like the prophets of the Bible, Joseph's prophetic claims cannot be tested by looking for a failure in "fore-telling"—we must, as with the biblical prophets, decide if Joseph "knew God in the immediacy of experience," by weighing "the moral and religious content" of his message as he "challeng[es] his hearers to respond to the divine standards of spirituality through acts of cleansing and renewal of life,"[1] which may only be ultimately judged by the source of prophecy—God himself. Every prophet is an invitation to enter into a "prophetic" relationship with God for ourselves, to communicate with him, and obtain the testimony of Jesus for ourselves.
Confusion on this point arises from one or more errors:
Deuteronomy doesn't exactly say that one mistake makes a false prophet.[2] James L. Mays, editor of Harper's Bible Commentary writes:
The problem with applying Deut. 18:22 to a single, individual prophecy is that some prophecies can be fulfilled in complex ways or at times much later than anticipated by the hearers. As one conservative Bible commentator noted:
The Bible contains many examples of God choosing to reverse or revoke certain prophecies, as He says He is free to do in Jeremiah:
This principle is also illustrated in 1Sam 2:30 where, because of the wickedness of the priests, the Lord revokes his promise that the house of Aaron will forever serve him:
Many Bible prophets would not survive the critics' hostile application of Deuteronomy 18 as Jewish and Christian commentators have long realized. The reading which the critics wish to apply to modern day prophets does not match how scholars of Judaism have understood Deuteronomy in its Old Testament context.
Wrote one author:
We will see examples in the next section of biblical prophets who would be labeled as "false prophets" if the critics were consistent in their application of Deuteronomy.
The Jewish Study Bible observed:
Question: Are there not supposed to be any more prophets after Christ's day?
Question: Did Joseph Smith prophesy that he couldn't be killed within 5 years of August 1843?
Question: Why did Joseph Smith say that David Patten would serve a mission when he was killed only six months later?
Question: Did Joseph Smith state that the moon was inhabited, and that it's inhabitants were dressed like Quakers?
Question: Did Joseph utter a false prophecy and show disregard for the Word of Wisdom in telling Orson Hyde that he would drink wine with him in Palestine?
Question: Did Joseph Smith claim at one time that Kirtland Safety Society notes would be "as good as gold"?
Question: Did Joseph Smith give a false prophecy by claiming that queens would pay respect to the Relief Society within ten years?
Question: Did Joseph Smith prophesy that Jesus Christ would return in 1890?
Question: Was a "forged" prophecy about Stephen A. Douglas added to the ''History of the Church''?
Question: Why did Joseph prophesy that the wicked "of this generation" would be swept from the face of the land and the Lost Ten tribes would be gathered?
Question: Why did Joseph Smith claim that Thomas B. Marsh, who later apostatized, would be "exalted," and that he would preach "unto the ends of the earth"?
Question: Why did Joseph describe the United Order in revelation as "everlasting" and "immutable and unchangeable" until Jesus comes?
Question: Did Joseph Smith prophesy that Zion, in Jackson County, Missouri, would be redeemed by September 1836?
Question: Was Joseph Smith's prophecy that the Independence, Missouri temple "shall be reared in this generation" a failed prophecy?
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