American Pastor warns his church of the Islamic Takeover of America after what happened during Midterms
He shows his congregation all the Muslims that are now elected and will serve in American government
“Ladies and gentlemen, those of you who didn't vote, you voted. 255 Muslims who cannot, cannot swear allegiance to the Constitution. It is forbidden in Islam.
They must swear allegiance to Sharia law, which is a completely different government. On Tuesday, the United States of America said no to the republic and yes to the very government and military and religion that hit us on September 11th, 2001. We have surrendered. It's their party now”
‘Millions of Evangelical Christians failed to vote during the midterms. Look at the consequences. Most churches are now irrelevant social clubs’
- There are now over 255 Muslims elected serving in office
- 8 Muslims elected to Congress
• 97 Muslim candidates won election or reelection across federal, state, and local offices in 21 states
- More than 160 Muslims ran for office
He’s right it’s time to fight for your country. It’s time to use churches as voting bases just like Muslims do with mosques
If we don’t get serious about this, we will fall to Islam. The proof is as clear as day
“If Texas goes down, Islam knows the nation falls. Prepare your children, prepare your hearts, prepare your faith.”
Hateful rightwing rhetoric:
"My dishwasher wasn't working... so I told her to get busy and make me a sandwich lmaoooo"
Harmless leftwing comedy:
"I'm so happy this guy was brutally murdered, hope it happens to more of you"
You're overlooking a major distinction. Some of those oldest surviving manuscripts weren't widely available to Christians for centuries, whereas the traditional Greek text continued to be copied and used. Oldest surviving doesn't automatically mean most accurate or best preserved...
@HumanBeingAlpha@naplestheartist I'm referring to the original WORDS of Scripture, I believe God preserved those words through the Hebrew Masoretic Text and Greek Textus Receptus. How is that still confusing?
You're Eastern Orthodox... I grew up Eastern Orthodox. Your own tradition has translated Scripture from Greek into Church Slavonic, English, and numerous other languages for centuries. You don't need to personally speak ancient Greek or Aramaic to possess or understand God's Word. So what's your actual objection to faithful translation?
@adolfnigglus@naplestheartist I believe the original Scriptures were divinely inspired and that God providentially preserved His words through faithful translation. The KJV translators weren't receiving new revelation they were translating God's preserved Word.
@naplestheartist Because I believe the KJV faithfully translates God's perfectly preserved Hebrew Masoretic Text and Greek Textus Receptus without error. Modern English versions often rely on different underlying texts that omit or alter passages. That's why I hold to the KJV.
@VolbeckWasRight If you don't believe God can perfectly preserve His Word across different languages, I don't know what to tell you. It's really that simple.
@HumanBeingAlpha@naplestheartist Bruh, you know exactly what I mean unless you're actually stupid. I'm obviously referring to the preservation of the original Scriptures
@HumanBeingAlpha@naplestheartist Nah the Textus Receptus is a Greek text compiled from Greek manuscripts, not a translation of the Latin Vulgate. Erasmus did consult the Vulgate and used it in a few places, but that doesn't make the TR a Latin translation.
The English revisions were primarily updates to spelling, punctuation, and printing errors, not changes to the underlying Scriptures. I believe God's Word is perfectly preserved through the Received Text and can be faithfully translated into any language without error. English isn't uniquely inspired. God has and will always preserve his word.