@kitekirax@nchokie02_adam@CarlPendleton6@l_vliet72077 What you said is crazy. If you reject the literal text, which is in fact the interpretation itself, how do you come up with something different from what the text says???
@daniel_see1978 God has handed over Rome, St. Peter's Basilica and the buildings around the world to Freemasons [gentiles], who promote their religion of religious indifferentism; idolatry.
@sola_chad Jesus created the sacraments the same way He created to Old Testament church, with the priesthood, a sin offering [confession], the OT sacrifice, the Ark and Solomon's Temple itself. It was a pattern or foreshadow of the NT Catholic church.
@renewingprotest OT Jerusalem, the Throne of David, the ancients [priesthood], the Ark and its golden statues, repetition of the 150 Psalms, offering of money for sacrifices for the dead, all point to the Catholic church as a heavenly pattern or foreshadow. 👇👇👇
@hankrsmith Hank, there is only one faith not many. You promote the devil by saying there are many faiths.
Ephesians 4:5 One Lord, (ONE FAITH), one baptism.
@IfiokabasiO Sadly, LoL, does not know what he is talking about. The water, the blood of Christ and the Spirit cannot be separated. There is no baptism of the Spirit alone. 1 John 5:3-8
@IfiokabasiO Sadly, LoL, does not know what he is talking about. The water, the blood of Christ and the Spirit cannot be separated. There is no baptism of the Spirit alone. 1 John 5:3-8
@hankrsmith Hank, there is only one faith not many. You promote the devil by saying there are many faiths.
Ephesians 4:5 One Lord, (ONE FAITH), one baptism.
@renewingprotest OT Jerusalem, the Throne of David, the ancients [priesthood], the Ark and its golden statues, repetition of the 150 Psalms, offering of money for sacrifices for the dead, all point to the Catholic church as a heavenly pattern or foreshadow. 👇👇👇
@daniel_see1978 Provost is not a pope. The Vatican II sect is God's punishment upon the Catholic church as a nation for its embrace of religious indifferentism; idolatry.
What happened to Jerusalem and Solomon's temple physically, happened to Rome and St Peter's Basilica spiritually.
@sola_chad God's grace can always be rejected by man.
God does not control man's free will.
The grace that God gives, He gives to good willed men, for which God knows that they would respond to God's grace.
If man is acting upon the natural law, man will further act upon the calling.
@sola_chad God's grace can always be rejected by man.
God does not control man's free will.
The grace that God gives, He gives to good willed men, for which God knows that they would respond to God's grace.
If man is acting upon the natural law, man will further act upon the calling.