@havoc_211@MrCasey62 You should stick with the point of the OP which is James and Luther in the 1500’s. James was never part of either the Septuagint or Hebrew Text. Good try.
@havoc_211@MrCasey62 “Give me a citation he (Luther) WANTED TO remove.” Wanted means he had that desire to remove the Book of James not that he did. Obviously he wished to remove it.
@MrCasey62 Many don’t know that. Nor did they know that Vatican Hill is a separate hill across the river in a different country. My guess is they’ll look for something else now.
@odus709@garrettham_esq Mary didn’t Ascend. She was Assumed BECAUSE of Jesus. So nobody increased Mary except God and God didn’t decrease Jesus because Jesus is God and Mary is a created being and not above God.
@ADivineSeeker@sola_chad Well there’s the mass produced print was only 75 years old. There was a major cost. Then few people could read. Oh and Jesus said “Go teach” not “go give them a book.”
@pzj1801@garrettham_esq Matthew was clearly pointing to Jesus. “The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.” His point is that Jesus is the one, Jews had been waiting on. He is through both David and Abraham as promised.
@jordanwalker_02@Kenneth58913090@5Solas You understand that the converts to be were adult Jews and Pagan Gentiles who couldn’t read and didn’t believe or know Christ?
@GuerillaLawyer@MikeWingerii It is idolatrous to a point it is putting other things before God.
I’m guilty to a point out of town or work but I have put never put the Super Bowl before Mass. In some ways it’s polytheism. Work before worship and Travel before worship.
@bowslingercraft@Curi_Christian So when John looked up into the Throne Room of Heaven (Rev. 11:19-12:5) and saw the Queen of Heaven giving birth to Jesus how’d she get there?
@EcciusMaximus I wonder how many Tyndale supports have read his interpretation of Luke 1:28?
I goes like this “Hayle full of grace ye Lorde is with ye: blessed arte thou amonge wemen." None of the Hail, thou that art highly favoured” Mary wonders what? Mary: for thou hast found favour with God.