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Mary’s assumption into heaven appears in:
Matthew: nowhere.
Mark: nowhere.
Luke: nowhere.
John: nowhere.
Acts: nowhere.
Paul: nowhere.
Peter: nowhere.
The rest of the NT: nowhere.
Yet Rome made it binding dogma in 1950.
#Ferragosto#SolaScriptura
@LThoughts23@garrettham_esq@InJeremiah@Truth_matters20 That is correct you are essentially agreeing with Catholicism. Though you must not refuse to be obedient to the commandments of Christ. Which you currently do. So I will pray for you sir 🙏
And theres your mistake: Acts 17 says Paul reasoned in the synagogue for three Sabbaths. It does NOT say Paul was in Thessalonica for only three days, nor that Luke gives an exhaustive transcript of everything Paul taught.
In fact, Paul says he worked “night and day” among them, and Philippians 4:16 says they sent him aid more than once while he was there. So show me the verse that says Acts 17 exhausts the “word of mouth” of 2 Thess. 2:15.”
@MJKelleyII #1: Context matters he was referring to HIS written demands
#2: 2 Thess still matters unless you feel Paul was contradicting himself.
#3 Hermas was written
Barnabas was written
Clement was written
Sooooooo listen to them like Hebrews and 2 Peter?
@imscoop22 You dodged my question a second time.
Let’s try again…
Third attempt: where does Paul say that the “word of mouth” of 2 Thessalonians 2:15 is exhausted by what Acts 17 records?
@imscoop22 You’re confusing examples of Paul’s preaching with an exhaustive definition of apostolic Tradition. Where does 1 Thess. 2:9 or Acts 17:2–3 say, ‘These are the only oral traditions Christians must hold’?
@AnsweringRCs Dodge #1. Please answer my question and refrain from asking a different one to distract others from the issue.
How do you know inspired Scripture is inspired scripture