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That’s akin to making a statement in 1776 that England should return to its American roots. If it’s not a joke you’re either ignorant of history or…well never mind.No; it is not.
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That’s akin to making a statement in 1776 that England should return to its American roots. If it’s not a joke you’re either ignorant of history or…well never mind.No; it is not.
Or perhaps the illegal alien assuming new “rights” and criteria, and expecting the citizens to conform and return to the illegal’s roots.That’s akin to making a statement in 1776 that England should return to its American roots. If it’s not a joke you’re either ignorant of history or…well never mind.
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The Jews of the Pharisees. Why Protestant of the Calvinistic tradition keep indetifiying the “jews” with the Pharisees. If the Pharisees were right about the canon, why they were wrong about Jesus?Although the Apocrypha was produced by Jews, they were not accepted by the Jewish people as a part of the official Hebrew Canon. The Jews Of The Intertestamental period seem, in fact, to have been aware of the absence of the spiritual gift which alone qualified men to write sacred Scripture.
The Intertestamentarian period is a Calvinistic invention. There was no Intertestamentan period.The Jews Of The Intertestamental period seem, in fact, to have been aware of the absence of the spiritual gift which alone qualified men to write sacred Scripture.
The Jews do pray for the dead. Then and now.a) Prayers and offerings for the dead, (2 Macc 12:41-45, Baruch 3:4)
And Esther condones genocide and Genesis pimping your wife. Seen in that light.) Judith’s language and conduct are characterized by double-dealing and falsehood being met with God’s approval, and with God’s assistance. (Judith 9:10, 13).
Actually, if you read the entire section of scripture you will see that David is mourning the death of Abner as are all the people after seeing David’s example (which is pleasing to them). David goes so far as to order others to mourn over Abner wearing sackcloth and ash.You haven’t helped at all. You have definitely misquoted Scripture here. I asked for a Scripture reference that proved we are to pray for the dead. You gave this:
How does this tell us to pray for the dead? It has nothing to do with the subject at hand.
The word ‘deuterocanonical’ was never used until the reformation, and it is used to make the distinction between those books that are in the canon and the apocrypha. There are books of both new and old testaments that are considered ‘apocryphal’: Jubilees and The Shepard of Hermas for example. Protestants lumped the deuterocanonicals in with the rest of the apocrypha. Because we also recognize the apocrypha as apocryphal, the term deuterocanonical was coined to indicate those books which we did not concede as apocryphal, but which the Protestants did. We had to maintain the distinction in dialogue between true apocrypha and these inspired books.This thread is an answer to a prayer I made after I read a chapter in a book called “Examine the Evidence” by Ralph Muncaster. In this chapter, Mr. Muncaster states that “the Apocrypha was not recognized by Jesus-nor by the New Testament authors or by the church fathers-as Holy Scripture until the 1500’s”. He continues to state that these books “were usually found at the same location as Holy Scripture and were regarded as good references for teaching. However, they were simply not deemed God breathed”. Why were these books located at the same location as the other 66 books if they were not equally important? It was my understanding the Deuterocanonical books were listed as Scripture at the Church councils at Hippo and Carthage. If these books were listed as scripture, they should be considered God breathed???
Here are my questions:
Thanks & God Bless!
- Is my understanding correct that the Apocrypha was listed as scripture and thus “God breathed” by the Councils at Hippo (393) & Carthage ( 397 & 419)?
- Why does the catholic church call these books Deuterocanonical and not simply canonical?
He said that? He is either deluded or lying for Jesus.In this chapter, Mr. Muncaster states that “the Apocrypha was not recognized by Jesus-nor by the New Testament authors or by the church fathers-as Holy Scripture until the 1500’s”. He continues to state that these books “were usually found at the same location as Holy Scripture and were regarded as good references for teaching. However, they were simply not deemed God breathed”.