@redeemed_zoomer Uh……..Jesus has every right to love Himself because He is perfect. We should not be lovers of selves because we are, as Paul says, wretched beings needing of the putting on of imperfection
@TheTruth114500@redeemed_zoomer It’s more of an action than feeling. How can I say I love the homeless man as I love myself when I feed myself and shelter myself and I do nothing for him? How can I love God with all my heart if I only serve Him on Sunday?
@Espo@PHNX_Suns@PHNX_Sports And I’m saying they owe him nothing. They gave him half a billion. They can focus on doing what’s best for the team. Book is cool but he ain’t a little lamb that needs you to go to bat for him against the cruel corporate machine
@Espo@PHNX_Suns@PHNX_Sports Would a name make my point more valid? Basketball is fun to watch but all I see is nonsense here. A man is complaining a multimillionaire isn’t successful enough…hopefully Book does right by humanity by helping kids who can’t find food security instead of another car for himself
@AbaddonSpeaks “Then the eleven disciples went to Galilee, to the mountain where Jesus had told them to go. When they saw him, they worshiped him”- Matt. 28:16-17
@AnsweringRCs It’s crazy how they think “hold fast to the tradition you have been told” turns into “you have a free pass to develop any doctrine you think of as long as a council agrees on it going forward”
@Cthefro@Th3Anonyman@RevIsaacWirtz By that logic there’s nothing wrong with me doing the same thing in front of a statue of Zeus or Baal…would you say that’s not idolatry then?
@RevIsaacWirtz The ark at that time held the presence of God. That statue does not. And if it was an act to worship God then, an equal act now cannot be lesser than one gives to God…so it’s not veneration it’s idolatry. Check.
@Heavennbound There’s a translation that says like the gods, meaning like Satan. Hebrew uses the same word for multiple gods or the Most high. It’s called a majestic plural and translators either guess or use context. And yes, the angels use this word.