A mistake is unintentional, such as stubbing your toe. Saying something unintentional in the heat of the moment.Obeone wrote: ↑July 10th, 2023, 9:22 amIt was an honest mistake.anonymous91 wrote: ↑July 10th, 2023, 9:03 am Now, the only question you have to ask yourself is if advising the world that taking the clot shot was a "godsend" is good or corrupt fruit. What say you?
As for good fruits, they are many: building hundreds of temples, preaching the gospel, building the kingdom.
Does that count for anything with you? Are those good fruits? What say you?
This was not a mistake, in any way, shape, or form. You do not have a televised broadcast showing the world that you are getting the clot shot, calling it a "godsend" and advising everyone else to comply and be "good global citizens". Then follow it up with a letter doubling down, which is intentional and well-thought-out.
For me, the easy solution would have been to just say nothing at all. They could have also advised each member to pray about it and get direction from the HG for what to do in their individual families. They could have even prayed about it and actually got a revelation, which they obviously did not.
Instead, they chose to intentionally and willfully lead the TBM members astray, right over a cliff, just like a bunch of lemmings. No apologies, no retractions, and no attempt to rectify causing tens of thousands of deaths and injuries. Don't forget, that the church spent millions of dollars funding this atrocity.
Last time I checked, the scriptures have no justification for corrupt fruits. If someone were to build schools, and orphanages, and fund several charities does that give them an automatic ticket to heaven? What if they are secretly running a human trafficking ring? Does that change things? What if that individual "makes a mistake" that influences thousands of people to die? What say you?
