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Oh shoot, that was the last word again. Now you'll have to make another post to get your last word in.

Well go ahead.
Lol the gnats of the heretics. I'll let you have the last word tonight before bed, I'll tell you before I go to sleep, how about that?
 
Going to bed soon head up, but I'll wait a little while, abotu a half hour, to read your last word Lynx.

For there is one Person of the Father; another of the Son; and another of the Holy Ghost.

But the Godhead of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost, is all one; the Glory equal, the Majesty coeternal.


Oh and by the way Saint Athanasius wasn't in the RCC, he literally held the office equivalent to what would end up becoming the RCC (Bishop of Rome) in the Early Church. The Early Church was governed by several bishopricks which the Apostles set up, the Bishop of Rome is what became the RCC. He wouldn't be under the RCC though even if you try to stupidly retroactive it, he'd be equal in Authority to the proto-pope (bishop of Rome) and was a pope of his own bishoprick. The RCC and EOs didn't really exist distinct from the Early Church until around 1000 AD when the Great Schism occured and they claimed "Papal Primacy" it is called, but that's like a whole big other can of worms (one might dare pun a diet of wurms). The bishoprick of Alexandria and basically Africa was Saint Athanasius jurisdiction and sadly fell into heresy centuries after him and then got destroyed utterly by the muslims. The catholic or universal church continued through the West and East churches and became the RCC and EOs. The Protestant Reformation comes 500 years roughly then after that, but the actual Protestants weren't rebelling against God or the thelogy of Christianity, which is why they all hold the Athanasian Creed, they basically just had a disagreement about church politics essentially. It's ironic but the Protestants that hold the Athanasian Creed are also Christian legitimately via the RCC as their church-parents that gave them the dna of the Apostolic Succession. Praise Jesus.
 
Oh don't worry my generation might actually be more wicked than yours, they're definitely more sinful that's for sure, but you know, lack of leadership and having a generation of evil parents that led the initial rebellion against God confused them and does that. Cause meet effect. Malachi 4 will come true one way or the other in my lifetime. Praise Jesus.

 
Going to bed soon head up, but I'll wait a little while, abotu a half hour, to read your last word Lynx.

For there is one Person of the Father; another of the Son; and another of the Holy Ghost.

But the Godhead of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost, is all one; the Glory equal, the Majesty coeternal.


Oh and by the way Saint Athanasius wasn't in the RCC, he literally held the office equivalent to what would end up becoming the RCC (Bishop of Rome) in the Early Church. The Early Church was governed by several bishopricks which the Apostles set up, the Bishop of Rome is what became the RCC. He wouldn't be under the RCC though even if you try to stupidly retroactive it, he'd be equal in Authority to the proto-pope (bishop of Rome) and was a pope of his own bishoprick. The RCC and EOs didn't really exist distinct from the Early Church until around 1000 AD when the Great Schism occured and they claimed "Papal Primacy" it is called, but that's like a whole big other can of worms (one might dare pun a diet of wurms). The bishoprick of Alexandria and basically Africa was Saint Athanasius jurisdiction and sadly fell into heresy centuries after him and then got destroyed utterly by the muslims. The catholic or universal church continued through the West and East churches and became the RCC and EOs. The Protestant Reformation comes 500 years roughly then after that, but the actual Protestants weren't rebelling against God or the thelogy of Christianity, which is why they all hold the Athanasian Creed, they basically just had a disagreement about church politics essentially. It's ironic but the Protestants that hold the Athanasian Creed are also Christian legitimately via the RCC as their church-parents that gave them the dna of the Apostolic Succession. Praise Jesus.
That's some good detail there.
 
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Huh, I thought everyone was getting tattoos on this thread.

But now it doesn't even matter, well, it didn't to the Sneetches.
 
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If you miss what I was saying as a Christian we are Jewish Heretics and therefore my tattoo would represent that fact albeit perhaps not in everyone's taste.

Also that's just been pointed out before tattoos were forbidden by the Mosaic law and as a gentile convert into Christianity the Mosaic law has never been binding on me and never will be the New Testament does not condemn tattoos in fact it remains silent.

Understanding the Old Testament Covenants and the New Testament covenants goes a long way to solving some of this frustration you may be having about what is and isn't okay for New Testament Christians.
It wouldn't make sense to anyone because as gentile Christian we were never Jewish in the first place, it would only make sense if you were circumcised and THEN got this tattoo.

Capiche?
 
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Now if you were Catholic...and got Anathema tattooed on to your back (that means 'cursed') then maybe it would be controversial. Especially if it was done by the Priests.
 
Oh don't worry my generation might actually be more wicked than yours, they're definitely more sinful that's for sure, but you know, lack of leadership and having a generation of evil parents that led the initial rebellion against God confused them and does that. Cause meet effect. Malachi 4 will come true one way or the other in my lifetime. Praise Jesus.

You have a sad outlook on life. We are more than conquerors in Jesus.
 
You have a sad outlook on life. We are more than conquerors in Jesus.

I am not sad about it at all, but good, let's double their sorrow for turning against God and double onto them all torment and sorrow according to all their evil works, may they drink it to the dregs and then wring the dregs out upon them as well in the name of Jesus amen.

Revelation 18:6-7
6 Reward her even as she rewarded you, and double unto her double according to her works: in the cup which she hath filled fill to her double.
7 How much she hath glorified herself, and lived deliciously, so much torment and sorrow give her: for she saith in her heart, I sit a queen, and am no widow, and shall see no sorrow.
 
OH Jesus Christ here we go I don't care if it's a sin or not I'm asking what you would think about it if you saw it and second I'm not Jewish the Mosaic law don't apply to me. Even if it did my tattoos aren't for the Dead
Sir, I have never thought highly of people with tattoos.
 
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I have several tattoos. And I do not find it sinful, this is not the context of this question.

For a long time, I have sought to find the Hebrew word for heretic. Two that pop up are goyim(gentile) and minim... i found a third but can't recall it at the moment. But the third is the best looking one.

Anyway I want to tattoo in gothic style Hebrew letters "Heretic" over laid with a christian cross across my back between the shoulders.

As a christian, I would assume the belief is heretical to Judaism.

What are your thoughts on this if you saw this tattoo?
I would think you probably spent time in prison, military, motorcycle gang, or rock band.
 
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Now if you were Catholic...and got Anathema tattooed on to your back (that means 'cursed') then maybe it would be controversial. Especially if it was done by the

Now if you were Catholic...and got Anathema tattooed on to your back (that means 'cursed') then maybe it would be controversial. Especially if it was done by the Priests.
“Father was here” is a more accept
I would think you probably spent time in prison, military, motorcycle gang, or rock band.
and/or
 
I am not sad about it at all, but good, let's double their sorrow for turning against God and double onto them all torment and sorrow according to all their evil works, may they drink it to the dregs and then wring the dregs out upon them as well in the name of Jesus amen.

Revelation 18:6-7
6 Reward her even as she rewarded you, and double unto her double according to her works: in the cup which she hath filled fill to her double.
7 How much she hath glorified herself, and lived deliciously, so much torment and sorrow give her: for she saith in her heart, I sit a queen, and am no widow, and shall see no sorrow.
I’m trying not to laugh, but I don’t think this thread is gonna end until we’re all tattooed, praise Jesus
 
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