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Originally Posted by ZNPaaneah
Well now I am completely confused. How do you distinguish "the Minister of the Age" from everyone else? If there is no distinction, then the entire doctrine is total vanity, troubling everyone over nothing. According to Kerry, the definition I have been working on, it is a "unique" person. What makes this person unique? It is a "particular" person. How is this person singled out from the rest of the Body?
If there is a distinction then you have once again dodged the question.
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As Drake said, it is through whom God gives the vision. Your question is like asking, how do we distinguish between Moses and Aaron, Abraham and Lot? Well the big clue is who is God speaking His vision to? How come we esteem Moses and Abraham and not Aaron and Lot? In many cases probably because these are the biblical heroes everyone is taught about at Sunday school, everyone knows them. But how about because they were the ones through whom God gave the vision? As I said before, God could have led His people with angels, aliens and UFO's or even directly with puffs of smoke, but He tends to use people.