@farmingandJesus You are so right @farmingandJesus , especially Roman Catholics. And it’s not because they are well informed of scripture or even fully understand their own religion. It’s just so ingrained to accept the RCC as the original church and to accept what it teaches at face value.
Very true and what is being preached in many evangelical churches today. Another one is Christ died for your sins, when the proclamation should be that Christ died for sinners.
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@GowingCatholic@BibleInContext1 Yes you should. I would trust Patrick over your priest any day. Your response is typical of a Roman Catholic who wants to say the RCC is right and does not want to debate the Biblical evidence stacked against them.
@HwsEleutheroi @det4187 You are so right about converted Roman Catholics being drawn the church by their own carnal desires. I was an unsaved Protestant who converted to Roman Catholicism in college because it fit my lifestyle. Drinking was acceptable and I could attend mass with no real sin conviction
William Tyndale's last letter to Governor of Vilvorde before he was martyred. I have this posted in my study room, he always reminds me of commitment to the end.
He asked permission to read his Hebrew Bible for study before the day he was martyred. Isn't that a great reminder? How much time do we give to our Bibles?
"Our Bible is a blood-stained book
The blood of martyrs is on the Bible, the blood of translators and confessors. The doctrines which we preach to you are doctrines that have been baptized in blood." - Spurgeon
Never Forget That!
On this day in 1536, William Tyndale was executed for translating the Bible into English.
He was betrayed, arrested near Antwerp, and burned at the stake - his last words:
“Lord, open the King of England’s eyes.”
Tyndale’s life’s work was to give ordinary Englishmen and women access to the Word of God in their own tongue.
His translation formed the backbone of every English Bible to follow - including the King James Version, which retains much of his phrasing.
Within just a few years of his death, Henry VIII authorised the English Bible to be read openly in every parish.
Tyndale’s prayer was answered.
He stands as one of the great martyrs of English Christianity - a man who believed that the ploughboy in the field should know more of Scripture than any priest who sought to keep it locked away.
“The Word of God ought to be in the mother tongue… for the people to read and understand.” - William Tyndale. 🏴
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@ImagoDeiClay Hmmm, what about the high priestly prayer in John 17. What about Romans 9, 11 though they were not yet born and had done nothing either good or bad-in order that God's purpose of election might continue, not because of works but because of him who calls-
12 she was told, "The old
@conservmillen@conservmillen, I will never forget something RC Sproul said when explaining the RCC version of the gospel and the complex system of falling in and out of grace, including the possibility of spending time in purgatory. If true, how in God’s name can that be the “Good News”
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