If Perchance Catholicism Is Mistaken
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Yep the bone do not have a power to raise the dead. And God not always display a His power through that bone. Catholic veneration of relic is not apostle tradition. It is pagan tradition.
I think you misunderstood me about the king.
I say, if the bone have power to raise the dead, than the king must bring Elisha bone when he go to war so no body able to kill him.
And king David may still alive now, just attract Elisha bone in his body.
I think you misunderstood me about the king.
I say, if the bone have power to raise the dead, than the king must bring Elisha bone when he go to war so no body able to kill him.
And king David may still alive now, just attract Elisha bone in his body.
Jesus was temporary human and God, we are permanent human.
That is the different. God able to heal, raise the dead, we not unless using the power of God, like Paul once using the power of God to raise the dead.
So you believe there is gift to talk to the dead?
Where in the Bible about gift to talk to the dead?
That is the different. God able to heal, raise the dead, we not unless using the power of God, like Paul once using the power of God to raise the dead.
So you believe there is gift to talk to the dead?
Where in the Bible about gift to talk to the dead?
When did apostolic tradition end, in your view?
When the man touches Elisha's bones, he comes back to life by God's power. Would that have worked again? Possibly.
But before the king of Israel could try it out, he would have to find Elisha's bones. But there were the moabites there now. How long were the moabites there? It doesn't say.
When the man touches Elisha's bones, he comes back to life by God's power. Would that have worked again? Possibly.
But before the king of Israel could try it out, he would have to find Elisha's bones. But there were the moabites there now. How long were the moabites there? It doesn't say.
I think most Protestants, along with Catholics and Eastern Orthodox, believe that Jesus continues to be human.
Protestants look at versus like this
1 Timothy 2: 5. For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus.
Of course, you are welcome to have your own interpretation of what the scriptures say. I'm just saying that it differs from not only Catholic and Eastern Orthodox, but I think most Protestants as well.
In your view, was Jesus human when he talked to Moses? Was Moses dead at that time?
As I believe I talked about earlier, I don't think there is a gift listed in the scriptures of talking to the Dead.
Protestants look at versus like this
1 Timothy 2: 5. For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus.
Of course, you are welcome to have your own interpretation of what the scriptures say. I'm just saying that it differs from not only Catholic and Eastern Orthodox, but I think most Protestants as well.
In your view, was Jesus human when he talked to Moses? Was Moses dead at that time?
As I believe I talked about earlier, I don't think there is a gift listed in the scriptures of talking to the Dead.
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1• According to Heb 2:5-9, the world to come is slated to be governed by
humans rather than angels. Were Jesus not a human, he would be
disqualified. (cf. Isa 9:6-7 and Dan 7:13-14)
2• According to Heb 5:1-6, Jesus is a high priest patterned after
Melchizedek; he was a human being. (cf. Ps 110:1-6)
Also according to Heb 5:1-6; high priests are selected from human ranks.
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1• According to Heb 2:5-9, the world to come is slated to be governed by
humans rather than angels. Were Jesus not a human, he would be
disqualified. (cf. Isa 9:6-7 and Dan 7:13-14)
2• According to Heb 5:1-6, Jesus is a high priest patterned after
Melchizedek; he was a human being. (cf. Ps 110:1-6)
Also according to Heb 5:1-6; high priests are selected from human ranks.
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If only one mediator, why catholic pray to Mary.
Is jesus still man now? I not concern, but I know He is God, and my savior, that is more than enough for me.
What is your definition of a man?
human[ hyoo-muh n or, often, yoo‐ ]SHOW IPA
EXAMPLES|WORD ORIGIN
SEE MORE SYNONYMS FOR human ON THESAURUS.COM
adjective
of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or having the nature of people:
human frailty.
consisting of people:
the human race.
of or relating to the social aspect of people:
human affairs.
sympathetic; humane:
a warmly human understanding.
noun
a human being.
Is jesus still man now? I not concern, but I know He is God, and my savior, that is more than enough for me.
What is your definition of a man?
human[ hyoo-muh n or, often, yoo‐ ]SHOW IPA
EXAMPLES|WORD ORIGIN
SEE MORE SYNONYMS FOR human ON THESAURUS.COM
adjective
of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or having the nature of people:
human frailty.
consisting of people:
the human race.
of or relating to the social aspect of people:
human affairs.
sympathetic; humane:
a warmly human understanding.
noun
a human being.
Something about Martin Luther that I did not know
"Despite his unremitting criticism of the traditional doctrines of Marian mediation and intercession, to the end Luther continued to proclaim that Mary should be honored. He made it a point to preach on her feast days.
"The veneration of Mary is inscribed in the very depths of the human heart."5
"Is Christ only to be adored? Or is the holy Mother of God rather not to be honoured? This is the woman who crushed the Serpent's head. Hear us. For your Son denies you nothing."6 Luther made this statement in his last sermon at Wittenberg in January 1546.
http://www.catholicapologetics.info/apologetics/general/mary.htm
"Despite his unremitting criticism of the traditional doctrines of Marian mediation and intercession, to the end Luther continued to proclaim that Mary should be honored. He made it a point to preach on her feast days.
"The veneration of Mary is inscribed in the very depths of the human heart."5
"Is Christ only to be adored? Or is the holy Mother of God rather not to be honoured? This is the woman who crushed the Serpent's head. Hear us. For your Son denies you nothing."6 Luther made this statement in his last sermon at Wittenberg in January 1546.
http://www.catholicapologetics.info/apologetics/general/mary.htm
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FAQ: Aren't males from among Aaron's descendants the ones selected from
human ranks to be God's high priests?
A: Yes, they were and they still are; Jesus didn't depose them. According to
Heb 8:4-5, were Jesus on Earth, he would not be a high priest.
FAQ: So Jesus is a high priest. What am I supposed to do about it?
A: Initiate a rapport with heaven. According to Heb 1:3 and Heb 10:12, Jesus is
in the very presence of God so your connection will be much better than
routing your concerns thru underlings down here on the ground.
Simply find a private moment to speak up and tell Jesus that you're aware
there's an afterlife and that that you're concerned about coming out on the
wrong side of it. That'll get the ball rolling.
Your concern, if honest, won't end up in the round file.
● John 6:37 . . All that the Father gives me shall come to me, and the one
who comes to me I certainly will not cast out.
FAQ: Jesus is way out there in heaven somewhere. How's he supposed to
hear me?
A: According to John 1:1-14, Jesus Christ is not only a human being, but
also a divine being. Don't worry, he'll hear you alright; nothing escapes his
notice.
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FAQ: Aren't males from among Aaron's descendants the ones selected from
human ranks to be God's high priests?
A: Yes, they were and they still are; Jesus didn't depose them. According to
Heb 8:4-5, were Jesus on Earth, he would not be a high priest.
FAQ: So Jesus is a high priest. What am I supposed to do about it?
A: Initiate a rapport with heaven. According to Heb 1:3 and Heb 10:12, Jesus is
in the very presence of God so your connection will be much better than
routing your concerns thru underlings down here on the ground.
Simply find a private moment to speak up and tell Jesus that you're aware
there's an afterlife and that that you're concerned about coming out on the
wrong side of it. That'll get the ball rolling.
Your concern, if honest, won't end up in the round file.
● John 6:37 . . All that the Father gives me shall come to me, and the one
who comes to me I certainly will not cast out.
FAQ: Jesus is way out there in heaven somewhere. How's he supposed to
hear me?
A: According to John 1:1-14, Jesus Christ is not only a human being, but
also a divine being. Don't worry, he'll hear you alright; nothing escapes his
notice.
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