Freemason scumbags, you won't win

Uhumm IAM, you've just proved it right, that is Jesus speaking, his word IS the revelation, no one else's, and
he is speaking about his return.

I understand it just fine.

And as I said, I will leave you to argue with the Masons.

I have seen their work, and I know their purpose.

Are not the Builders mentioned in scripture?

Are they not also part of the fulfillment of Prophecy?

I know their place, do you?

Now I will leave you to battle the Masons if you wish.

There are better things to be doing, such as spreading the Gospel of Christ.

Their part in the fulfillment of prophesy is to be the enemy of the Church, the spiritual bride of Christ,
your individual part is to discern the truth,
Godspeed IAM

"Uhumm IAM, you've just proved it right, that is Jesus speaking, his word IS the revelation, no one else's, and
he is speaking about his return.
Quoting: K.Kool


No he is not.

He is speaking of the Son of Man."


Jesus IS the son of Man.

16And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever; 17Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but ye know him; for he dwelleth with you, and shall be in you.

"By natural reason man can know God with certainty, on the basis of his works. But there is another order of knowledge, which man cannot possibly arrive at by his own powers: the order of divine Revelation.1 Through an utterly free decision, God has revealed himself and given himself to man. This he does by revealing the mystery, his plan of loving goodness, formed from all eternity in Christ, for the benefit of all men. God has fully revealed this plan by sending us his beloved Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit"


[link to www.vatican.va]


The Holy Spirit is one with Jesus and the Father.

I guess now you'll start arguing about the Trinity?

Many are called, but few are chosen.

How many does the Catholic Church count?

Narrow is the Gate.

How wide is the gate of the "Church".


Next time you are talking to a Priest, invite them to stop on by.

When the TWO become ONE, then will you enter into the Kingdom.

If I didn't know you better, I'd say you were making a pass at me, lol

the Holy Spirit is the breath between the two, so to speak,
the manifestating entity, created out of the love between the two.

that is not a prophesy, but a reference to the difficulty of accepting that most of what you think you know and believe
is bullshit.

Prophetically, the numbers of the saved are left countless.

Well, the things is, I have already addressed this, but I know not everyone reads whole threads (I certainly don't, only sometimes) and I have copped this particular bone many times already on other threads.

My basic position is this:

Inquisition

"(Latin inquirere, to look to).

By this term is usually meant a special ecclesiastical institution for combating or suppressing heresy. Its characteristic mark seems to be the bestowal on special judges of judicial powers in matters of faith, and this by supreme ecclesiastical authority, not temporal or for individual cases, but as a universal and permanent office. Moderns experience difficulty in understanding this institution, because they have, to no small extent, lost sight of two facts.

On the one hand they have ceased to grasp religious belief as something objective, as the gift of God, and therefore outside the realm of free private judgment; on the other they no longer see in the Church a society perfect and sovereign, based substantially on a pure and authentic Revelation, whose first most important duty must naturally be to retain unsullied this original deposit of faith. Before the religious revolution of the sixteenth century these views were still common to all Christians; that orthodoxy should be maintained at any cost seemed self-evident."

[link to www.newadvent.org]


but I presume you're referring to the Middle Ages?


"Officially it was not the Church that sentenced unrepenting heretics to death, more particularly to the stake. As legate of the Roman Church even Gregory IV never went further than the penal ordinances of Innocent III required, nor ever inflicted a punishment more severe than excommunication. Not until four years after the commencement of his pontificate did he admit the opinion, then prevalent among legists, that heresy should be punished with death, seeing that it was confessedly no less serious an offence than high treason. Nevertheless he continued to insist on the exclusive right of the Church to decide in authentic manner in matters of heresy; at the same time it was not her office to pronounce sentence of death. The Church, thenceforth, expelled from her bosom the impenitent heretic, whereupon the state took over the duty of his temporal punishment."

I am in a way...



Indeed.

Love,

Not war.