Maybe listen to the words of Jesus if you’re going to reference Him, it’s very clear that we are saved by faith in Him alone, not by works.
“Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life. He does not come into judgment, but has passed from death to life.” John 5:24
https://www.openbible.info/topics/justification_by_faith_alone
We also only die once. Not reincarnated.
“And just as it is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes judgment,” Hebrews 9:27
This is literally what the Church of Satan believes. To just treat everyone with love and kindness and you’re all set. We need Jesus for a reason, it’s not all about us nor our works.
We are commanded to be godly, which is more than just trying to please God, but also knowing how to please God by knowing Him and what He commands of us.
We are commanded by Jesus to hate everything in comparison to our love for Jesus (Luke 14:26). Our feelings for everything, even family, should be hatred when we compare it to our love for Jesus. If you think you would miss out at all by not having a dog in Heaven then you truly do not love Jesus.
That’s not what the show portrays at all. It portrays Jesus not even knowing the right words to say and needs Matthew for help to reach the people.
That’s really sad that you needed a TV show to open up the Bible. Hopefully you don’t let the perversions of the show sway your perception of Christ.
Sending out His disciples to ministry is not asking them for help, and that is such a weird perversion to say that Christ is asking for help when he puts them up to tasks.
That’s crazy that you would be open to believing that Jesus, God in the flesh, would ask a sinner for help, even though it is not written about anywhere in His Word, just because some TV show portrays it. I guess it really did do it’s job at misleading people and detracting from the true nature of Christ.
You seriously need to read your Bible because you are dead wrong on Christ. Jesus’ own words contradict you completely:
Matthew 10:
34 “Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I have not come to bring peace, but a sword. 35 For I have come to set a man against his father, and a daughter against her mother, and a daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law.
Luke 12:
51 Do you think that I have come to give peace on earth? No, I tell you, but rather division.
You seriously think it makes any sense for Jesus to ask His own DISCIPLE for help because He doesn’t know what to say? Seriously??
I am hostile against sin and blasphemy, you got that right. You should read your Bible, you are not some special exemption of man. All are born in sin and iniquity, are children of wickedness, and fall short of God’s Glory.
You have to accept it in order to be washed from His blood. The rest go to hell. Read your Bible, you clearly disagree with the Word of God if you think we are born without sin. How could you possibly agree with some of the Bible then choose to not believe others? That is so wicked and man-centered, trying to be wise in your own eyes.
That’s exactly the excuse people use to shrink the Gospel, because they think it’s up to THEM to bring people to Christ, and not up to the Father to draw them. We are charged with spreading the true message, not trying to accustom it to the wishes of other people because we think we’re in control of their hearts.
Jesus absolutely did not collaborate with anyone to help Him with his sermon, and to think Jesus would need one of His own disciple’s help for a sermon where he was giving a new covenant would be absolutely laughable if it weren’t so sad.
Reminds me of when I have heard people bring up the story of Adam and Eve and say something like “if only they had never eaten of the fruit” or “how could they do that? I wouldn’t have disobeyed if I were them” and they don’t even realize that we are them and are absolutely no better.
Sure, if you’re okay with a watered down and blasphemous version of Jesus. Take the depiction of His Sermon on the Mount, for example, where they depict Him collaborating with Matthew to choose His words to be more acceptable to the masses, and Him going through being clothed by women where they chose blue so He’s “less edgy”. It really is a case in point on how the Churches in the world are shrinking the Word of God in an attempt to be accepted by the world, exactly what Luke in the book of Acts says he would never do and warns against doing.
Salt is fine. Just drink water, your body expels the excess perfectly easily. Sodium isn’t bad when balanced with another ion like chloride. It’s the mono/di/tri-sodium-whatevers that makes sodium dangerous in your diet as it strip away ions like calcium from you body to become balanced and expelled from the body.
Shame on them then for looking to these faceless, coat-tail riding “leaders” as if what they say means anything ever.
Probably not the best idea. It’s hard to overdose but it’s also warned against under-dosing as well. Ivermectin has to reach a certain threshold to even start killing the parasites, so under-dosing allows the parasites to build resistance to it since they are exposed to it but not enough to actually kill them. Same theory as for antibiotics, you do not want to quit your antibiotics early or under-dose, because that only allows those that have a tolerance to it to reproduce and build even more tolerance.
Ivermectin doesn’t affect mammals, so it’s based off of weight. Trying to minimize side effects means you’re trying to minimize how many parasites are killed off, which isn’t something you want to do.
It’s still really dumb because it is saying that there’s absolutely no chance to reverse it now and that we’re doomed because we didn’t stop within those 5 years. So by their own logic, why even try anymore?
The true statement says that the world will end (eventually / at some point) if we don’t stop using fossil fuels by 2023. People assume she meant that the world will end by 2023 if we don’t stop using fossil fuels.
The post is saying that humanity will be wiped out “unless we stop using fossil fuels over the next five years”, not that humanity will be wiped out within the next five years if we don’t stop using fossil fuels. Still a dumb statement but don’t make yourselves also look dumb by not having proper reading comprehension.
The original post, sorry, it probably wasn’t clear to me that there was an original and then a response. I admittedly didn’t read all of it because it was very long.
Sorry if I misunderstand your post because I kind of was figuring my comments were going against what you were saying, but that’s ok, I’ll admit to just being confused!
And we need to criticize and rebuke others too when they do that because we are called to hold our brothers accountable to the Word.
You have an issue with Scripture, not me. I’m merely repeating and describing the Word of God.