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The one named in the Bible.
Baptist.
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Are these people delusional or just misinformed?
Judas was the first person to leave the Mass right after Communion.
Don't be like Judas tomorrow.
Stay till the end of the Mass, after the priest has given his final blessings before you leave.
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The Bible is named 1 time in Scripture.
It’s named in 2 Timothy 4:14, when Paul tells Timothy to bring “the books” the word is biblia, which likely refers to an either a quote book of Scripture or whole biblical texts. Biblia is where we get the term “Bible”, or BOOKS.
Probably because following the “Bible alone” is not taught in the Bible.
In fact, the Bible teaches to follow the Church founded by Jesus Christ and his Apostles back in the 1st century AD.
The “Bible” is never even mentioned in the Bible. While the Church is mentioned several times over.
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What does the term “Scripture interprets Scripture” mean, first?
Let’s allow RC Sproul to explain
How does Scripture interpret Scripture without an authoritative Church to determine which interpretations are correct?
Jun 12
The term translated as “throne” literally means “seat”, and it had to be brought in because there wasn’t one. Which means it wasn’t a permanent installation and the term “Gebirah” is never used for Bathsheba.
You might find this interesting @BruceSaiFun
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Jun 10
The difference between me and you is that I trust in Christ and not my denomination.
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Jun 9
Who is your pastor?
What convention are you in?
Who’s your association director?
Yeah…sounds pretty stupid.
Who is your bishop?
What jurisdiction are you in?
Are you in communion with the canonical Orthodox Churches?
By what authority are you declaring who is “true Orthodox”?
Answer these questions because you love questioning other actual Orthodox on here
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Jun 8
The Didache is one of the earliest post-biblical Christian texts that we have.
It positively refutes many of the Catholic claims about early Christian beliefs and practices.
To call it “demonic” is to demonstrate the fact that you’re a moron.
Just another demonic book
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Jun 8
Let’s untangle this thread…
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Protestants are assuming a dead, isolated, materialist heaven.
Orthodoxy assumes the heavenly liturgy
Theotokos & Saints can hear us
A thread with scriptural evidence 🧵
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Jun 8
At every point, the Catholic is ASSUMING his conclusions rather than deriving them from the text.
I’ll admit to believing some things that aren’t expressly recorded in Scripture but are evidenced in intertestamental texts and appear to be assumed by the authors. 9/
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Jun 8
The point of biblical interpretation is not to stretch the meaning of the text of Scripture to accommodate LATER beliefs being read BACKWARDS into it, but to understand it in its OWN immediate HISTORICAL and LINGUISTIC context.
FIN/
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Jun 7
As a Reformed Baptist, I resonate with the Didache with its emphasis on credo-baptism and fellowship meals centered around the Eucharist.
Read this and you’ll stop being a heretical cucked out prot
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Jun 3
For the thread
x.com/tradreform/status/2062…
Jun 3
One of my favorites:
…the Gospel is the Church’s pillar and ground, and the breath of life: it is natural that it should have four pillars, from all quarters breathing incorruption, and kindling men into life.
3:11:8
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