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Kc retweeted
Last year I challenged followers of #Jesus to prove to me that #Christianity #Mormonism or #Catholicism aren't false.
$100 charity donation to prove any quotation in the NT is not taken completely out of context.
a few tried, none will suceed.
The NT is alien to the law.
Kc retweeted
We should change the term "Christianity" to "Zoroastrianism" as that's what it really is. But it's not the Christians fault completely. They trusted the Pharisees instead of the Sadducees.
Kc retweeted
It took my husband and I 15 years to get to where we are and a lot of praying. We aren’t rich but we are comfortable and we make due with what we have. We also have 5 children (4 adults and 1 teen now). Complaining and negativity get you nowhere. With God, anything is possible 😊
Kc retweeted
Pesach redemption came by killing god of Egypt, putting it's blood on your door frame, & eating it. Then burning the remnant.
it is not eating the flesh of man who identifies as a lamb, & putting his blood in your mouth - then your sacrifice comes back and you worship the lamb.
Today is Passover.
We are in Exodus for our family Bible reading, and literally read about Passover yesterday. It is both a beautiful and terrible story.
Pharaoh hardened his heart and refused to let God's people (the Hebrews) go. God not only warned him, but gave him tangible consequences for his refusal 9 times in the forms of plagues before escalating to the killing of the firstborns.
Of course, God gave a way out. He always does. He said that anyone who put the blood of a sacrificial lamb on their doorposts would be spared.
Skeptics and scoffers complain that this is not just, that a "good" God would not kill people for the "arbitrary" decision not to put some blood on their doorposts.
But this is a backwards view of God and our relationship with him.
You see, God is the creator, and he sets the standard. It is not for us, the creation to question or judge him. It is for us to humbly recognize that we are sinners, wholly undeserving of his grace, love, or mercy. It is in that context that God has given us a path to salvation. If we reject it, it's on us.
The beauty of Passover is God used it to paint a picture of what he would do in the future.
The sacrificial lamb was a picture of Jesus himself. The blood on the doorposts was a picture of Jesus' blood, shed on the cross for us. The deaths of the firstborns were the deaths we all deserve. Just as God's Spirit "passed over" the houses marked with the blood, he passes over those of us marked with the blood of Jesus.
The Exodus of God's people from Egypt came at a great cost, as does our Salvation in Christ.
Do you reject it? Or will you accept that which you could never earn?
SOLI DEO GLORIA
Kc retweeted
Mar 14:51-52 NKJV - Now a certain young man followed Him, having a linen cloth thrown around [his] naked [body]. And the young men laid hold of him, and he left the linen cloth and fled from them naked.
Explain to me why this young man was naked with Jesus.
Kc retweeted
Christianity: built on a guilt trip about a guy killed in a way many have been. Christianity: making gore almost like porn to capture those ignorant of God's law. Christianity: the drug and the weapon!
Kc retweeted
The NT rewrote Tanakh prophecies to fit Jesus who didn’t bring world peace, rebuild the Temple or gather exiles (Isaiah 11, Ezekiel 37). His 'fulfillments' rely on out-of-context verses (e.g., Isaiah 53) and unverifiable miracles foreign to Tanakh & a sacrifice abhorrent to it.
Kc retweeted
The Holy Spirit's presence was not universal in the Tanakh. It was given to certain individuals (prophets, priests, kings) for specific purposes and often for a limited time.
Fast forward to the false NT teachings and everyone thinks they have the spirit.
Bad news for those who believe they’re being “led into all truth”.
Guess that’s why there’s so much confusion 🤔🤔