Toddler Elohim
Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2018 6:49 am
Something I started to say on another thread was going off topic, and it cracked me up, so I thought I'd start a new thread.
I was talking about how about half of the people who have ever lived on this planet were before the advent of modern medicine and died at birth or in early childhood. According to Mormon doctrine they will be exalted without the need of saving ordinances, and according the the King Follett discourse, they will be gods while remaining babies and toddlers for eternity.
Imagine if Elohim were one of those. We know Jesus grew to adulthood, so what Joseph would have seen in the grove would have been a grown man floating in the air with a hovering baby bobbing next to him. The baby would have waved his chubby little hand toward the man and said in a sweet little voice, "Dis is my bewobed son. Heaw him."
Then he would have gone home to his celestial harem of women, girls, and babies to get back to the business of gettin' busy to populate some more worlds (aka God's work and glory).
I was talking about how about half of the people who have ever lived on this planet were before the advent of modern medicine and died at birth or in early childhood. According to Mormon doctrine they will be exalted without the need of saving ordinances, and according the the King Follett discourse, they will be gods while remaining babies and toddlers for eternity.
Imagine if Elohim were one of those. We know Jesus grew to adulthood, so what Joseph would have seen in the grove would have been a grown man floating in the air with a hovering baby bobbing next to him. The baby would have waved his chubby little hand toward the man and said in a sweet little voice, "Dis is my bewobed son. Heaw him."
Then he would have gone home to his celestial harem of women, girls, and babies to get back to the business of gettin' busy to populate some more worlds (aka God's work and glory).