What about D&C 121? The powers of heaven can only be operated upon principles of righteousness and when men attempt to wield them by any other means, "amen to the priesthood of that man." Satan may have some priesthood, but it is certainly not the one we aspire to.

On Apr 19, 2004, at 1:43 PM, Harley J Pig wrote:

On Sun, Apr 18, 2004 at 02:12:09AM -0600, Daniel Crookston wrote:
Yes, there could be infinite digression, but without the power of the
priesthood (which requires righteousness) you couldn't take advantage of any
knowledge you gained regarding the way God creates worlds and manages them.
Anyone who is righteous enough to apply the principles used would use them
to do good things.

I would disagree with that. How does the enemy do what he does? I can't prove
it but it makes sense to me that the priesthood is a tool, and if you know
how to use that tool, it doesn't matter who wields it or what their intentions
are. I've seen too much to think anything else, and no one has come up with
an explanation that satisfies me.


Alan

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