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Originally posted by adjensen
reply to post by adjensen
Please provide evidence
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible admits that one could draw the following conclusion from the historical evidence: "The original form of words was 'into the name of Jesus Christ' or 'the Lord Jesus.' Baptism into the name of the Trinity was a later development. After the one mention of it, Mt. 28:19, we do not find it again until Justin Martyr, and his formula is not identical with that in the Gospel."
Originally posted by adjensen
No, I am not. I am fighting against your practice, which demands specific words, pronounced a specific way, which is equivalent to witchcraft.
Originally posted by truejew
Originally posted by colbe
Originally posted by truejew
reply to post by colbe
Matthew 7:15 KJV
[15] Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.
I get it, it wasn't a Catholic prophet with a message debunking the heresies of Protestantism but a Protestant
messenger. Right, "I will not hear", "I will not hear"...the guy is a "false prophet."
Tee...hee.
It is foolish to ignore the warning.
Originally posted by colbe
Originally posted by truejew
Originally posted by colbe
Originally posted by truejew
reply to post by colbe
Matthew 7:15 KJV
[15] Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.
I get it, it wasn't a Catholic prophet with a message debunking the heresies of Protestantism but a Protestant
messenger. Right, "I will not hear", "I will not hear"...the guy is a "false prophet."
Tee...hee.
It is foolish to ignore the warning.
You post after post quote a Catholic book, Holy Scripture, using your PO which is the heresy of Private Judgment to show Catholicism is not true. Talk about a disconnect. Now you reject your own Protestant prophet because he is hearing Catholic teaching from Christ. Why? To correct the false teachings of Protestantism.
Listen, please, we are giving you the truth of the faith.
Everything you know of Christ comes from the RCC less the OT prophecies.
Originally posted by truejew
Originally posted by adjensen
reply to post by adjensen
Please provide evidence
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible admits that one could draw the following conclusion from the historical evidence: "The original form of words was 'into the name of Jesus Christ' or 'the Lord Jesus.' Baptism into the name of the Trinity was a later development. After the one mention of it, Mt. 28:19, we do not find it again until Justin Martyr, and his formula is not identical with that in the Gospel."
Jesus Name Baptism in History
Originally posted by adjensen
No, I am not. I am fighting against your practice, which demands specific words, pronounced a specific way, which is equivalent to witchcraft.
My practice is the same as the apostles' practice... To baptize in the name of Jesus Christ. Baptism is an action of faith. Being baptized into Jesus Christ, shows faith in Jesus Christ. Your accusation that faith in Christ is witchcraft, shows how antichrist you really are.edit on 4-5-2013 by truejew because: Fixed code
Originally posted by truejew
Originally posted by colbe
Originally posted by truejew
Originally posted by colbe
Originally posted by truejew
reply to post by colbe
Matthew 7:15 KJV
[15] Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.
I get it, it wasn't a Catholic prophet with a message debunking the heresies of Protestantism but a Protestant
messenger. Right, "I will not hear", "I will not hear"...the guy is a "false prophet."
Tee...hee.
It is foolish to ignore the warning.
You post after post quote a Catholic book, Holy Scripture, using your PO which is the heresy of Private Judgment to show Catholicism is not true. Talk about a disconnect. Now you reject your own Protestant prophet because he is hearing Catholic teaching from Christ. Why? To correct the false teachings of Protestantism.
Listen, please, we are giving you the truth of the faith.
Everything you know of Christ comes from the RCC less the OT prophecies.
I am not a Protestant. Your "prophet" is false.
Originally posted by truejew
reply to post by colbe
Can you show us where the Bible says, "God is a trinity", "God is three persons", "the Holy Spirit is god number three"?
I can show you where God is called the Holy one. Can you show me where He is called a holy trinity?
And again... I am not Protestant.
Originally posted by colbe
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
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If one is martyred they will still be here for that period of time. The saints return with Christ to Earth.
I didn't know all of Heaven is coming down to live on the earth in the 7th Day during the millennial reign of Christ NTT?
It is a spiritual reign, Eucharistic, Our Lord is NOT returning in His person until the Final Judgement..
Originally posted by colbe
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
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Well I suppose I just need to rip out the book of Romans then.
Apparently Paul didn't know what he was talking about.
I don't know exactly what you are referring to...
You leave out my words.
Baptizing into Jesus Christ is not magic as you claim, it is the only way the Church has baptized in it's almost 2000 year history. The question you should be asking yourself is... Why are you fighting against Christian baptism so strongly when you claim to be descended from Peter who said...
Originally posted by truejew
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by truejew
So you're claiming that there are millions of people that confess Jesus as Lord, trust Him as their Savior, and believe in their heart that God raised Him from the dead who will not be saved when they die?
Is this your doctrine?
No, there are millions of people being deceived into thinking that they have confessed Jesus as Lord, trust Him as their Savior,... When in fact they do not.
Trusting in Jesus includes following His plan of salvation which was given by Peter.
Originally posted by adjensen
Originally posted by colbe
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by truejew
So you're claiming that there are millions of people that confess Jesus as Lord, trust Him as their Savior, and believe in their heart that God raised Him from the dead who will not be saved when they die?
Is this your doctrine?
NTT,
Very soon, the Protestant heresies will be no more. Right now, Our Lord is helping, gently preparing Protestants
to accept the faith. He speaks through a non-Catholic Christian Prophet, Kevin Barrett to correct the heresies.
You mean this guy? Kevin Barrett on Wikipedia
I read through his blog and he comes across as a complete kook to me. I suspect that God would tend to use spokesmen with some degree of credibility.
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
Originally posted by colbe
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by colbe
If one is martyred they will still be here for that period of time. The saints return with Christ to Earth.
I didn't know all of Heaven is coming down to live on the earth in the 7th Day during the millennial reign of Christ NTT?
It is a spiritual reign, Eucharistic, Our Lord is NOT returning in His person until the Final Judgement..
Have you ever read the OT?
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by colbe
The reason why I asked is because 18 different OT books give prominence to Him ruling and reigning from Jerusalem. Jude said when He returns He is coming with the saints. Daniel had a vision of His kingdom coming to Earth, destroying all governments of men and His kingdom becoming a great "mountain" that takes over the entire Earth.
That's pretty much why I asked if you even read the OT.
Read the very latest, Jesus says it again "faith alone" is not true.
Originally posted by colbe
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by colbe
The reason why I asked is because 18 different OT books give prominence to Him ruling and reigning from Jerusalem. Jude said when He returns He is coming with the saints. Daniel had a vision of His kingdom coming to Earth, destroying all governments of men and His kingdom becoming a great "mountain" that takes over the entire Earth.
That's pretty much why I asked if you even read the OT.
Thanks NTT,
But.....it never says Jesus is going to rule and reign in His person on earth in the new time. That is an error of
private judgment. Do you see, that is what the Jewish people believed too.
On Jude, I would have to check, I am not sure, Jude maybe reference to Our Lord's final coming.
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by truejew
Baptizing into Jesus Christ is not magic as you claim, it is the only way the Church has baptized in it's almost 2000 year history. The question you should be asking yourself is... Why are you fighting against Christian baptism so strongly when you claim to be descended from Peter who said...
I wouldn't be so dogmatic about it.
We could just as easily demand that all baptism be said in the exact phrase that Christ said to baptize. (Matthew 28:19). But that's not the focus, it's not about what words come from the ministering person's mouth, but the Person of Christ and identifying with His death and resurrection.