@IFFFMEISTER considering there are innumerable passages regarding prayer in the Old Testament,none of which ever record a direct prayer to an angel,the passages in Job are far from clear or compelling evidence for your claim. Can you find evidence say in the book of Psalms? A prayer book?
“Having taken the bread and given it to His disciples,He made it His body,by saying,This is my body,that is,the figure of my body.A figure,however,there could not have been,unless there were first a veritable body. An empty thing,or phantom,is incapable of a figure”
-Tertullian
My favorite Protestant vindicatory miracle is the one where men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit, and wrote a Bible that teaches Sola Fide.
@mattjhedges11 Both would be fine but I still believe Protestant apologetics is insanely underrepresented in the online world. So my vote is to still deal with Romanism.
@ChristApolog01@Brandon_Eaves7 Please read for me the preceding paragraphs right before this quote and then I will happily interact with his application to Alexandria.
@j_fishback Re-presenting the crucified Christ innumerable times to propitiate God for your sins as well as for those who are dead and suffering in purgatory is not an apostolic or biblical correction to the madness of modern megachurch silliness.
@MateyYanakiev@BerithPress Yup! Chris Ross I think heads up the page. add David King as a friend. He has helped James White with Debates etc. super friendly dude. He video chatted with me so I could ask him questions. He also co-authored this series with William Webster.
https://t.co/eJrS0HNP5r
@MateyYanakiev@BerithPress No worries, he is a big church history guy and he posts daily quotes on a Facebook page that brings together Protestants and church history and that is basically the exact quote he shared recently. Thought maybe you knew him!