J.R.

Bible studying Catholic, drummer, Husband, HVAC, Carnivore 🥓 🥩

[J.R. @punk_drummr]

@lilpookiepooks @myauntisverysic @GCAP0L0GIST @RepThomasMassie You got a great attitude. Love it.

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@LisaLasVegas702 @RepThomasMassie @jammles9 @grok He didn't say it's fake. He said the fight is fake. Use your comprehension skills.

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@Lance__Woodward @ThatRetiredDude Also the CEO and his brother forced the owner from before them out. It was their father. They are true scum of the earth.

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@PubKey @RepThomasMassie Hey, I know that guy. That's the guy I vote for who actually does what I voted him in to do.
@RepThomasMassie is blessing from God.

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@gogogadgetjimbo @GoldenAgeTimes2 None.
They are just slandering him.

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@TheFloridaMike @GoldenAgeTimes2 @EdGallrein I'm voting for @RepThomasMassie
The people I talk to and the customers I have all know that they are just lying about him. He has overwhelming support in Northern Ky

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@RonPaulWasR1ght @MassieforKY I'll be voting for him

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Ashes as a sign of repentance are explicitly biblical.
Daniel 9:3 fasting “with sackcloth and ashes”, Jonah 3:6 the king “sat in ashes”, Job 42:6 “repent in dust and ashes”, Esther 4:1 "sackcloth and ashes".

And Jesus references this repentance pattern in Matthew 11:21 and Luke 10:13 “they would have repented… in sackcloth and ashes”.
So no, it’s not “fabricated”, Ash Wednesday applies a biblical sign of repentance liturgically. The exact placement isn’t the point, the sign is.

[Frank @QuiteFranklyTV]

@realmikolson The misconstruing of ashes as a fast in order to dunk on other Christians for clout is more of a grandstand than wearing the ashes on your forehead

[Church of Chaotic Good @keimiasmoon]

Not a Catholic or Orthodox Church in sight 🫡🫡🫡

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@Chainsaw59598 @repentantKerry This is the correct response.
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@ScoutingAlong @mkadnk @repentantKerry I was about to say the same thing.
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@AnomalyBlessed @repentantKerry Agreed. I followed Christ from reformed to one of the OG ancient Apostolic Churches. No more mental gymnastics.

Reading Scripture in context is much easier.
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@SnaporazT @Mandy1398991 @joeroganhq Yup. All people have to do is learn what the Apostolic Churchs, that trace their lineages back to the apostles, believe. They all hold a majority of the same beliefs.

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@ourfutureback @CBHeresy I believe so.

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@mrddmia @RepThomasMassie You got super ratioed by @RepThomasMassie
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@RepThomasMassie @mrddmia @ChristianOrms1 Super ratio 🤣

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@Dark_Justice_21 @MichaelSuntribo @taco_talks I've learned to click the link, half of the time it's a real response

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@Dark_Justice_21 @MichaelSuntribo @taco_talks Wow this response was hidden under the "spam" link.

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@Master2udarnit @ComeHometoRome @BibleInContext1 She did know she would be venerated.
Luke 1:48
The Bible is meant to be read in context.
Reading in context is why I became Catholic as well.
Reformed churches and Protestant pastors usually pick a couple verses to dissect in their own context every service.