jesus his name is Horus Mormons have a Heavenly Father  name is Osiris mormons have a Spirt. her name is Isis?
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Very true i testify that what you say is true in the name of the christ child JESUS. Who died on the cross for our sins so that we may be forgiven. It is not by works alone or power nor is by gaining anything that you have salvation. The only way through the father is the son and the only way to know the father is know the son. Who came to you on this earth. \nIf mormons dont go to the correct jesus then they well be lost the end.
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Could not be angels or demons because they are pure spirit and have no physical bodies. Even though some angels are given masculine names, they don't have a gender. So a possibility is that it could be referring to the offspring of Seth.
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Isis, in Egyptian mythology, was married to her brother Osiris (as Hera was married to her brother Zeus). Isis means the queen, in Egyptian. Osiris was killed by his enemy, the god Set, and torn apart, and his body was scattered all over Egypt. Isis mourned for her husband/brother, and travelled all over Egypt finding the pieces of his body. Then she put them back together again into Osiris, and brought him to life again. They then made their child, the god Horus. When Horus grew up, he fought Set with his mother's magic spells.
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There is only one God and that WHOM they pray to.\nThe Father; The Son; The Holy Ghost; The Father is the Holy Ghost; The Deity of Jesus Christ is the Father; The Deity of Jesus Christ is the Holy Ghost; Father, Son, and Holy Ghost; Matthew 28:19; I John 5:7;
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The God of the Old Testament appears to have more than one personality. The identity of God seems to vary with the author. I see religion as an evolutionary process.
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Yes I do wonder.. I wonder what you are trying to say.  I know the Watchtower uses Ps 83:18 to say we have to use the name Jehovah when talking about GOD as if GOD is too dumb to know who we are referring to.   In reality, they even admit that Jehovah was not GOD's name but since they had millions of things printed before realizing that, they had to stick with it.  Yahweh is far more accurant but in reality GOD has many names but the name HE is most accurately know by is I AM.  This is the same name JESUS used for Himself in John 8:24   \n\nMore important, GOD wants a relationship with us far more then a formal agreement.  My kids knew I was their dad long before they knew my NAME!
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GOD (Father, Son, Holy Spirit)
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God has no parents. He is not human flesh . He is a \nspirit that is greater than great and the creater of\neverything you hear, see, smell, and touch on this earth. However he does have a son which he temporaily allowed to be born on earth in human flesh. His son's name was Jesus. Jesus had earthly\nparents and their names were Mary and Joesph.Could\nthey be who you are referring to? Bible class could\nis a good way to learn all you need to know about\nwho God is.
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Yep.  The Mormons.\n\nDuring the temple ceremony, a person is given a "new name" that will be called for entry into (their version) of Heaven, the Celestial Kingdom.  The husband must remember the "new name" of his wife or, it's presumed, she won't be allowed to enter into Heaven.  All men in a temple "session" get the same name (such as "Adam, Enoch, etc.") and all women in a "session" get the same name (such as, "Ruth, Sarah, Rachael", etc.)\n\nMembers are admonished to never reveal their "new name" and almost always refuse to discuss what goes on during the temple "sessions" so you'll unlikely hear anything about this from active members.
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IF Jesus was married, he would have only had one wife.  He was supposed to be Jewish, not Mormon.
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Aker is an earth god who presided over the borders of the underworld.\nAmun is associated with the primordial air.\nKuk is associated with the primordial concept of darkness.\nAtum is the primal creator, associated with the sun.\nBabi is a baboon god.\nNun (also spelt Naunet or Nu) was the deification of the primordial water abyss.\n\nAnat is a war goddess.\nHathor is the personifaction of the Milky Way, often depicted as a cow.\nIsis is most famous for being the wife of Osiris and mother of Horus.\nNeith is a goddess of hunt and war.\nNut is the personification of night.\nAnd Ptah isn't a goddess at all, but the first god.\n\nSo the answer to 1 is Nun and the answer to 2 is either Anat or Neith.  But I would have to lean more towards Anat, as Neith is also considered a goddess of weaving.\nHope this answers your question!
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Many ancient Egyptian names contained the name of a god. At times, the god may be assumed, so we have names that contain the phrase "god is gracious", or "whom god loves", but here the term god undoubtedly refers not to an abstract deity but rather to a specific, assumed deity which might be a local god, or the god to whom the parents prayed. Much of the time, the god was named.\n\nCommon words or phrases were often used in names. These included ankh (life), mery (beloved), hotep (peace), nefer (beautiful) and khenemet (one who is joined with) \n\nMany names could be used by both males and females, and in these instances, an identifier, such as a hieroglyphic man or woman, was appended to the name in order to make it masculine or feminine. However, "et" on the end of a name, or sometimes in the middle of it, appears to have been a feminine identifier, and "pa-sheri" (masculine) or "ta-sherit" (feminine) was somewhat similar to the equivalent of "Junior" today. We also find Si, meaning son, or Sit, meaning daughter.
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I think it's important to first say that I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints (aka LDS or Mormon). My beliefs come from that doctrine, which I believe is true. Also, I do not wish to confuse you further, but instead commend you on trying to search for the truth. \n\nJesus Christ is the Jehovah spoken of in the Old Testament. He built this world and all that are in it. God, meaning, God the Father, or Heavenly Father is an entirely different person altogether, and the Holy Ghost is also a separate being. He/Christ is the only literal/physical Son of God, however, we are all (the good and the bad) Heavenly Father's children, because He made us spiritually before we were made physically by our parents. \n\nAs for the Trinity doctrine, it seemingly got its start when people mistranslated the Bible. The passage most often quoted is something to the effect that God is Christ in human form and His(Christ's) spirit is the Holy Ghost. What I believe was trying to be said (and may have been said, but just not translated correctly) is that God (Heavenly Father) is perfect, He knows all and is all powerful. Through His plan He wants us all to return to Him, however, He knew that we would mess up and that a Savior (Christ) would be needed to provide a way back through the Atonement. Christ, being the first spiritually born and the only physically born of God desires only to please His Father, so He did what needed to be done out of love for His Father, as well as love for us/all mankind.\n\nI'm afraid I don't have Bible references for this, however, there are scripture references found in The Pearl of Great Price and the Doctrine & Covenants, which are books of scripture found in the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints. I have linked to the website containing The Pearl of Great Price.
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Yashua ben Yoseph (Joshua, the son of Joseph)\n\nYashua {Hebrew-Aramaic} => Iesu(s) {Latin-Greek} => Jesus
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deities are like gods
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As usual, the so eloquently named EATGIZZ and I differ.  I AM A MORMON.  Are Mormons Christian? YES!! Latter-day Saints believe in Christ as the Savior, the Redeemer, the Son of God, the Creator of the earth, and the only source of salvation. It is His love and grace that give meaning to life and hope to humanity. We believe in the Bible, which plainly teaches that Christ is our Savior and that all men must repent and come unto Christ to be saved. Some critics proclaim that Mormons are not Christians and don't believe in Christ. I really don't like other people telling me what I believe! As a Latter-day Saint, I have been taught, and have personally chosen, to accept Christ as my Savior. I am taught to follow Him, to rely on His love, and to feast on His word. I know that real Mormons are Christians. We worship Christ and covenant to follow Him. We are baptized in His name to follow Him, we partake of the sacrament (the holy communion) weekly to remember the sacrifice of His blood and to remember His victory over death, we pray to the Father in His name, and we strive to obey Him, knowing that it is only through His merits and grace that we are saved. He is constantly held up in our meetings as our Savior, our Redeemer, our Lord, and the author of our faith and our salvation. We believe that He stands at the head of His living Church, leading it as in days of old through revelation to His prophets and apostles. The Christ we worship is the living Christ, the Son of God, foretold in the Old Testament, revealed in the New Testament, and affirmed in The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ.
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Your taking a thing from the people at the Jehovahs Witness office.  Here are 16 names of God  and where in the bible they are\n\n 1.\nElohim, “God,” i.e., His power and might\nGen. 1:1; Ps. 19:1\n 2.\nEl-Elyon, “The most high God”\nGen. 14:17–20; \nIs. 14:13,14\n 3.\nEl-Olam, “The everlasting God”\nIs. 40:28–31\n 4.\nEl-Roi, “The strong one who sees”\nGen. 16:12\n 5.\nEl-Shaddai, “God Almighty”\nGen. 17:1; Ps. 91:1\n 6.\nAdonai, “Lord,” i.e., the Lordship of God\nMal. 1:6\n 7.\nJehovah (Yahweh), “The Lord,” i.e., God’s eternal nature\nGen. 2:4\n 8.\nJehovah-Jireh, “The Lord will provide”\nGen. 22:13,14\n 9.\nJehovah-Maccaddeshem, “The Lord your sanctifier”\nEx. 31:13\n10.\nJehova-Nissi, “The Lord our banner”\nEx. 17:15\n11.\nJehovah-Rapha, “The Lord our healer”\nEx. 16:26\n12.\nJehovah-Rohi, “The Lord my shepherd”\nPs. 23:1\n13.\nJehovah-Sabbaoth, “The Lord of Hosts”\nIs. 6:1–3\n14.\nJehovah-Shalom, “The Lord is peace”\nJudg. 6:24\n15.\nJehovah-Shammah, “The Lord who is present”\nEzek. 48:35\n16.\nJehovah-Tsidkenu, “The Lord our righteousness”\nJer. 23:6\nJohn F. MacArthur, Jr., The MacArthur Study Bible, (Dallas: Word Publishing) 1997.