Has anyone found secret messages in the bible?

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Magenta

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That's just your opinion, and you provided no evidence to support it. Wrong as usual. All opinions and never any proof.
I just went back to around page 30 and found plenty of proof that you are a liar.

Telling us atheists believe in God and hope He is good and will save them. How laughable!

You are very confused and extremely lacking in understanding.

I feel sorry for you.
 

NTNT58

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I just went back to around page 30 and found plenty of proof that you are a liar.

Telling us atheists believe in God and hope He is good and will save them. How laughable!
You have NO IDEA what you're talking about. Go back and re-read. I made it clear that some people call themselves atheist, but still have a tiny bit of faith.

And nice try derailing from the argument to make your opinions look more valid. Good day!
 

Magenta

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You have NO IDEA what you're talking about. Go back and re-read. I made it clear that some people call themselves atheist, but still have a tiny bit of faith.

And nice try derailing from the argument to make your opinions look more valid. Good day!
Yes, you said you believed young but called yourself an atheist most of your life which made you a liar.
That is proof for my claim which you said I had none for, so it is not a derail, just another lie from you.
 

posthuman

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i submit that the epistle to the Romans was written by Paul, not Peter.

so, that's 433 verses.
i submit further that Ignatius wrote to the church in Rome in the first century and mentioned no bishop, and he, being from Antioch, spoke to them with authority, not in obeaience to them


The premeninence of the Roman church is a myth. the first person called pope was from. Alexandria in the 4th century. Roman bishops created the idea of being in charge of all. of the churches in the Roman empire completely out of their imagination a few hundred years after the Roman empire itself.oved.to Constantinople. it is a purely cultural and political machination born in the socual vacuum created by the empire moving its seat east towards its center.



so.

you really don't have any argument for the RCC.

and that's why it so happens that proteatantism exists, and eastern orthodoxy exists - the latter, having scoffed and laughed at the RCC for 1800 years, knowing how preposterously asinine their supposed claim to authority is and. fully. rejecting it whole cloth with all the authority of the councils and the scripture. Augistine Himself argues that the keys of the kingdom belong to everyone that confesses Christ is LORD, not to Peter peculiarly.
 

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Yes, you said you believed young but called yourself an atheist most of your life which made you a liar.
That is proof for my claim which you said I had none for, so it is not a derail, just another lie from you.
Yes, people lie to themselves, just like you're lying to yourself when you think you're not an ungodly rebel.
 

Magenta

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Yes, people lie to themselves, just like you're lying to yourself when you think you're not an ungodly rebel.
When did I say I think I'm not an ungodly rebel? More assumptions and lies from you.

But you like passing off your opinions as if they were facts even when they go directly
against the express Word of God, and then you want others to follow your lead.
 

NTNT58

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i submit further that Ignatius wrote to the church in Rome in the first century and mentioned no bishop, and he, being from Antioch, spoke to them with authority, not in obeaience to them
Catholicism didn't even become official in Rome until 380ad.

The premeninence of the Roman church is a myth. the first person called pope was from. Alexandria in the 4th century. Roman bishops created the idea of being in charge of all. of the churches in the Roman empire completely out of their imagination a few hundred years after the Roman empire itself.oved.to Constantinople. it is a purely cultural and political machination born in the socual vacuum created by the empire moving its seat east towards its center.
Just because the word pope isn't mentioned doesn't mean anything. The words like trinity and rapture aren't mentioned either, but they are still a biblical concept. The many verses I provided are proof of Peter being the chief apostle, and Mathew 16:19 in light of Isiah 22 is biblical proof of papal succession.

Augistine Himself argues that the keys of the kingdom belong to everyone that confesses Christ is LORD, not to Peter peculiarly.
Where does he say that?
 

Cameron143

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More work never means more authority, that's ridiculous. Paul did rebuke Peter, and Peter was humble, not like the current pope, who thinks he is infallible. I never claimed Peter was infallible either, so no Paul did not overstep.

In Mathew 28 all disciples had authority to go out and make other disciples, but Peter was still chief, as evident in the verse I provided. Peter was generally first to speak and to punish and excommunicate people, so yes, he spoke with authority.
I don't see what being difficult to understand has anything to do with having authority.
Mathew 16:19 in light of Isiah 22 is what proves the line of succession - a king (Jesus) gave keys to the kingdom (heaven) to his chief stewart (Peter) that has the power to open and shut (bind and loose) and is passed down to his posterity (bishops).
Well...that's your story and you're sticking to it.
 

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When did I say I think I'm not an ungodly rebel? More assumptions and lies from you.

But you like passing off your opinions as if they were facts even when they go directly
against the express Word of God, and then you want others to follow your lead.
I'm the one who actually quotes from and relies on the word of God here, not you. You haven't quoted a single Bible verse to back up any of your erroneous opinions. I haven't assumed anything about you unless you ignored questions multiple times or danced around it, then it's a safe bet to assume you have something to hide or you are stuck in your hard-headed opinions. Stop rebelling against God (Romans 13:1-2).
 

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You're talking about centuries? Peter was dead by the time the church arrived in Rome.

I provided dozens of Bible verses proving Peter was chief among disciples, you haven't addressed any.

Orthodox church separated themselves in the 11th century, and their line of succession does not come from Peter.
Acts 15.

Who presided over the first church council ever? not Peter.

and i present to you further the history of the orthodox church: Christ is the head, and no single man ever had preeminent rulership, but each center was equal.

Peter did not have control. over the disciples. Jesus did.
if anyone can be shown to hold sway over them al outside of Christ, it is Judas, who almost convinced them to rebel against Jesus - see John 12, Mark 14 and Matthew 26. Peter ne er received the sop, Judas did. Judas held the money. Judas had the authority and power, Peter just had a big mouth - which got him in trouble more often than it got his k. praise.

Don't get me wrong - yes Christ greatly honored Peter. but He has honored the weakest vessel as the greatest, and He made it clear in His word that Paul rebruked Peter, not the other way around - not the same make Paul boast, but to make it clear Peter is not above anyone but as Paul, a servant.

the RCC demonstrably recounts a completely imaginary, false history when it tries a to link itself to Peter. likewise the theological argument is completely imaginary and unsupportable, and even if it was supportwd, the implications is that the current head of f the eastern Roman empire controls the church, which is Moscow aka "Magog" not the RCC.
 

NTNT58

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More of your lies.
Got you, you lying narcissist! You keep quoting me out of context because you don't actually read anything before replaying with blind ignorance! That's not what I said. I said...

I haven't assumed anything about you unless you ignored questions multiple times or danced around it, then it's a safe bet to assume you have something to hide or you are stuck in your hard-headed opinions.
 

Magenta

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Got you, you lying narcissist! You keep quoting me out of context because you don't actually read anything before replaying with blind ignorance! That's not what I said. I said...

I haven't assumed anything about you unless you ignored questions multiple times or danced around it, then it's a safe bet to assume you have something to hide or you are stuck in your hard-headed opinions.
More of your lies. Ho hum.
 

posthuman

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Where does he say that?
It was in the person of the whole Church, which he alone represented, that he was privileged to hear, “To you will I give the keys of the kingdom of heaven.” After all, it is not just one man that received these keys, but the Church in its unity.
- Augustiner of Hippo, Sermon 295, 1-2, 4, 7-8 (PL 38, 1348-1352)​
 

posthuman

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What does that have to do with anything?
it shows Peter did not found nor head the gentile church of Rome

thus undercutting the RCCs fabricated alternative-fact so-called-history.

Rome didn't even show up for the council of Nicea.
 

Magenta

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You haven't quoted a single Bible verse to back up any of your erroneous opinions.

Jesus Christ is the Truth, and the way to the Father
everyone knows there is a God. They simply suppress the Truth.

And they are without excuse.
You want to say atheists are good people when God calls them fools.

^ Examples of me quoting Scripture... proving you a liar once again.
 

Cameron143

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No, that's from the Bible. You don't get to dismiss biblical proof without refuting it first.
Everything has been disputed. You just don't like what you are hearing. But that won't change. So...grace and peace.