Re: Ready for the big one?
by
shematwater
07/05/2008, 11:20 PM #
Christ is the Savior of all worlds his father has created. I have been taught this since I was young, so I will have to do a little searching to find the actual account. (I am LDS so you guess who it will come from.)
The Mayans and Aztecs did not know him by name because they had fallen from teh truth. Now, if you read the Book of Mormon (not believe it, but read it) you will find that all holy scripture, except that protected and translated by Mormon, was destroyed in the final battles. This having happened, 1500 years later it is not surprising that they did not know his name. (As an similar example I will refer you too English mythology. The Christian Church destroyed all the celtic records so even modern historians are not sure what they believed.) However, the figure of Quetzelcoatl fits the description of Christ, that of a Bearded White God, and is the only mythological figure to be found in both North and South America, as well as the surrounding Islands.
Now, Adam and Noah will not be found on the other planets. God called Adam by that name because he was the first of his children to receive a physical body, on any planet. While other planets have their first man and woman, the Adam of this Earth is the first of them all, and the greatest next to Christ. However, they will have their own partriarchs and church, which will be the same as Christ's church on this Earth.
I do not understand how it all works, nor do I know the languages or specifics of culture on other planets. I understand a simple concept that God, our Father, had many spirit children, far to many to live on this Earth in the few thousand years of it's existance. Because of this he made many worlds for them, butonly one saviour. We are the world that was both Righteous enough that he could fullfill his ministry, but also evil enough to kill him, and thus completing the atonement.
(This is why I like the theory that UFOs are Christians from other worlds coming to see the Holy Land, or the PLanet where Christ lived, just as many here on earth go to Israel.)