I have not seen this before. Usually with Anti-Mormon’s they are severely adverse to claiming they believe in this Church and that the Book of Mormon is true. Unfortunately now, I see that evil has no objection in claiming the Prophet and Book of Mormon are true while perpetrating evil.
I have always wondered if this would be a fact and recently I found that it is. Evil will claim the very things we would expect the faithful claim. This says that evil can claim that Jesus is the Son of God and that he is the Saviour, while injecting evil in subtle ways and twisted ways.
I write this entry to warn others about this fact. To alert others that they need to “hear” or “read” more before finding if who is before them is either good or evil.
Far too often, people (including Mormon’s), view things by appearances. This says that a person who is evil who also claims to be a Mormon and believes the prophet is true, by appearances, seems to be a fellow member in the faith, when in truth this is false. It is the “wolf in sheep’s clothing” dilemma. Far to often, this false impression made by the evil person prevails leading others to confusion and doubt about his/her true intentions and identity, but be not afraid.
Jesus clearly stated that we can determine the intent by the fruits of their labour. That evil cannot do good and therefore cannot bear good fruit. Jesus also taught not to judge by appearances and this latter part is where many get confused and caught in doubt, being afraid to “judge”. Yet, it is this last part that many truly need to work in order that proper spiritual discernment be made.
An evil person who falsely claims he/she is a Mormon and believes this Church is true is merely stating a fact. All evil people or those with wicked intentions can state the same facts. The difference is that evil cannot do good and thus, evil cannot carry the charade into depth or be too involved with it, else the truth will conflict with falsehoods and contradictions will appear. Evil cannot hide it’s evil all the time, as it’s true nature will show. This is why evil uses short appearances and short involvement when playing the sheep role. This is to keep itself hidden and avert detection.
Keep an eye out for contention, debate, argument, twisting information, pursuing bad fellowship with others or certain others that have been singled out. This will show that the person is corrupt, meaning a bad Mormon or the person is evil posing as a Mormon. Evil cannot do good, it is impossible and by watching and being wary, cues or clues will appear showing contradictions between what this evil person does and what actually is said or occurs.
Be not afraid to judge righteously, which refers to judging whether something is wrong, not right, or whether it is right and good. The moment you make any attempt to avoid righteous judgement, this will block and blind you to all evil and wrong and instill confusion. It is like removing the “north” in direction and the result is a confused direction.
Not liking something because it is against personal preference has nothing to do with proper judgement and discernment. It is merely making a personal choice.
A false Mormon will always try to inject confusion, avoid responsibility to doing good at all times, to even pray to the Father in the name of Jesus Christ. A false Mormon may claim he/she does good things, but remember, unless you actually see it, it is merely a verbal claim. This is why a person must be extra careful on the Internet. It is so easy to falsely claim belief in something as the Internet removes the need for responsibility and allows the offender to remain hidden from view. With the Internet, you need to be more discerning and inquisitive as to the true nature and intent of a person. His/her true nature will come out when that person is in a one to one interaction as more involvement means the better likelihood the person’s intentions and true nature will become obvious. An example is someone who tries to lie and the more he/she gets into it, discrepancies and contradictions appear revealing the lie.
So beware of false Mormon’s, as the are real and they are out there.
Amen.
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