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Refuting Mormons on Paul's "2 or 3 witnesses" verses

Q: When Mormons use "2 or 3 witnesses" gathered in convos, are they using it deceptively to push their false teachings?  A: Let's look at the verses "Do not receive an accusation against an elder except on the basis of two or three witnesses." 1 Timothy 5:19 "Every fact is to be confirmed by the testimony of two or three witnesses."  2 Corinthians 13:1 OK. But  what's the context ? Thats what you need to know, so they can't twist it in convos. And so you can control and guide the conversation.  Remember, Mormonism twists the words of what the Bible says and means. For example, the Bible teaches "elders" are Pastors. Men God gifted to teach and shepherd the local church. In Mormonism it means the young 18-20 year old missionaries who knock on doors. They also twist many very important words/terms Christians use, so that when we talk with them, they'll agree with us, because they're looking at the words your saying based on th...

Why dont Christians use their testimony

Q: Why dont Christians use their testimony to draw people to Christ? If you have a supernatural testimony to share with believers and non Christians about the power of God... why constantly point to the Bible? Didnt the Apostle Paul go around sharing his supernatural testimony about how Jesus appeared, blinded him and saved him? When God shows up to you He is going to give you a testimony to share. Isnt this better than keep pointing people to the Bible?  A: You are misunderstanding the purpose of the Gospel, and when & how to use a testimony.  If you read the Bible, you will learn that the Apostle Paul DID NOT "share his testimony" in any of the cities or towns where he preached and went in missions to. What he Did was "point to the Scriptures" to show them how Jesus of Nazareth was the Messiah and how they should [respond] repent and believe. He preached the Gospel of Jesus.  The Gospel of salvation is that message believers were commissioned by Christ to proc...