Which promise?
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Which promise?
glorydaz
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One Gospel....one promise. :chuckle:
glorydaz
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Not a good example, however. :think:
Rosenritter
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That looks like a claim of contradiction to me. "Redacting?" So I'm waiting for you to demonstrate the alleged contradiction. Right now that claim is unsubstantiated.
Search on "seeds" in entire bible: 5 verses found. Deu 22:9, Mat 13:4, Mat 13:32, Mark 4:31, Gal 3:16. No "seeds" found in Gen 12-22.
Galatians 3:16 KJV
(16) Now to Abraham and his seed were the promises made. He saith not, And to seeds, as of many; but as of one, And to thy seed, which is Christ.
I'm not able to guess further as to what you meant. Please demonstrate?
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glorydaz
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Oh my....the smack talk is taking over the thread. :shocked:
It is evident you and turbbo have not only missed Paul's actual point in Gal 3:16, but Steko's point in his post, as well.
But it has equally been evident throughout that you both hold to a "one size fits all" going in - so you can't really be expected to properly understand neither Paul's nor Steko's actually intended point.
Try Romans 4, for starters - in light of Romans 11:25.
Nevertheless, Rom. 5:6-8, in each our stead.
This argument works as well against your position as it does for it...
"Many who practice evil things and rebel against God do not feel they are sinning."
You act as if the bible never uses the terms "evil" or "rebellion".
If you think that the definition of the term 'sin' is so cut and dried, I suggest you might want to rethink that. There are some who think it impossible for a Christian to "sin". Of course these folks have a very particular definition of the word "sin" but it isn't a frivolous one. They can argue their position from scripture quite well.
But, regardless of how you define sin, if you've done evil deeds, you have rebelled against God and are in need of a savior. And acknowledging that need due to that cause is a necessary step in getting saved.
Clete
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I think that's putting it a bit pessimistically, or skeptically. Consider an example of Catholic parents with bona fide Christian faith, who go on to rear their baptized child into the faith, so that somewhere before their confirmation, which depends upon them reaching the age of reason, and confessing the Christian creed, they do come to believe the authentic Christian faith, and believe the Gospel. Perhaps the baptism 'does nothing' in one sense, a pessimistic, skeptical sense, but what do you think denies this hypothetical family from having their infant child baptized?
I see the value in encouraging the child's parents, in part because it is public, and in part because of the tradition of godparents. It puts a burden upon them, that I don't think is a bad burden to lay upon Christian parents.
Respective members of the body of Christ are the church in this dispensation, not a bunch of clowns, in clown suits, as the Roman Catholic Organization(my emphasis)spins, lies, about.
What the politics and superstition of the RCC will get ya...
https://www.deseretnews.com/article/705266953/Survivors-of-1958-school-fire-haunted-by-memories.html
92 little ones and three nuns lost their lives that horrific day - 92 little ones - destroying the faith of an entire, close knit neighborhood.
Some video footage:
https://news.wttw.com/2018/11/29/angels-too-soon-remembers-tragedy-our-lady-angels
Idolater
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Correct.
The priestly dispensation of the Apostles, "that the offering up of the Gentiles might be acceptable, being sanctified by the Holy Ghost" (Romans 15:16 KJV). That's the Eucharist. Celebrated from the start (Acts 2:42 KJV). 1st Corinthians chapter 11.
Better than, in nothing but their jock straps.
Great. So, tell those Catholic clowns, in clown suits, and that "The Magesterium," that I can teach as well/better than they, in this dispensation.
No such thing as this "wafer god," "eating Jesus" doctrine of demons.Correct.
The priestly dispensation of the Apostles, "that the offering up of the Gentiles might be acceptable, being sanctified by the Holy Ghost" (Romans 15:16 KJV). That's the Eucharist. Celebrated from the start (Acts 2:42 KJV). 1st Corinthians chapter 11.
Better than, in nothing but their jock straps.
No such thing. The only priests recognized by the LORD God, in times past, on earth,is the Levitical priesthood, and that will be recognized, in the future, on earth, is the "kingdom of priests," comprised of the believing remnant of the nation Israel, whom Catholics, and others, satanically attempt to replace.
Idolater
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The Apostles including Paul taught more, than what is preserved for us in Scripture. That's what Paul wrote. Does anybody know what else they taught? Yes, the bishops do. The Body of Christ's bishops; the magisterium.
But even that aside. The bishops are biblical. The Apostles including Paul instituted the office of Bishop. Paul ordained Timothy and Titus bishops. And he instructed them about consecrating new bishops themselves, thus showing that the office was to continue even once the Apostles departed this life.
And it has.
Idolater
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Yeah? Tell 1st Corinthians chapter 11.
Idolater
"Matthew 16:18-19" Dispensationalist (Catholic) χρ
Didn't He recognize Melchizedek, before, you know, this 'Levi,' even existed?
1. Chapter, verse.
2. And? Chapter, verse, that asserts that the LORD God appointed mystics, like in the RCO, to "teach" us, anything, as pertaining to life, death, not based upon the objective words of the book.
3. Why do you deceitfully equate objective revelation, given by objective words, with illumination/understanding/interpretation/"being taught?"
Sober up.
Tell us this is referring to the RCO frauddulent "priests," and not the Levitical priesthood, and the kingdom of priests.
Go ahead.
Exodus 19:6 KJV and ye shall be unto me a kingdom of priests, and an holy nation. These are the words which thou shalt speak unto the children of Israel.
Matthew 8:4 KJV And Jesus saith unto him, See thou tell no man; but go thy way, shew thyself to the priest, and offer the gift that Moses commanded, for a testimony unto them.
How does that "Jesus" taste? Do you "eat Jesus" with "Ripple" wine?Hmmmmmm.....Good cracker....
The old reliable "cite a few verses in isolation trick," and then deny that a cup is the new testament, in deceit.
Do you spread jam jelly on your wafer "god?" Hmmmmm.............
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