Continuously.It is true. Only a small percentage of Romanists allow their flock to drink the wine. Only the priests. And the priests then salve this wrong by saying that it is 'offered', so it is partaken. More papacy Romanist bs.
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Continuously.It is true. Only a small percentage of Romanists allow their flock to drink the wine. Only the priests. And the priests then salve this wrong by saying that it is 'offered', so it is partaken. More papacy Romanist bs.
Stranger
Well, first of all - we're not "Romanists", we're Catholics.
And, we don't drink "wine". We drink Christ's BLOOD . . .
HOW so?So blinded.
What about John the Baptist who was saved in his mother's womb or the thief on the cross?!?! Your knowledge of Scripture is nothing but dung as per the rest of your theology.
To God Be The Glory
It DOESN'T mean amniotic fluid.Define “water and the Spirit”, and I’ll guarantee that’s NOT what you think it means!!
To God Be The Glory
You act anything but submitted to Christ & you are an abuser of those in these threads. You can't just discuss or dialogue or debate without verbally abusing others.HOW so?
Was God NOT pleased with the ornate Temple??
Are you actually going to explain this time - or is this just another one of your cowardly hit-and-run posts??
Based upon comparing the rcc to what's in scripture. The rcc is an impersonator of Christ's church , exalting itself as divine, while it attacks the true church of Christ. You are one of it's foot soldiers, and classic in the personification of condescending religious pride.Based on what, exactly??
'YOUR disapproval - or something else??
If you want the answer, go just a couple of chapters earlier to the Baptism of Christ. in John 1.
He was Baptized with WATER - and the HOLY SPIRIT showed up n the form of a dove.
Actually - that's a LIE.That's right. (Luke 18:15-16) is not about water baptism. So glad you agree.
Nothing in (Col. 2:11-12) speaks to water baptism. It is the baptism of the Spirit.
Stranger
His Baptism was the PROTOTYPE - just as His Resurrection was.We cannot enter into Jesus’ baptism. His baptism has a a different purpose than ours. Einstein.
To God Be The Glory
It ALWAYS cracks me up when anti-Catholics like YOU become "indignant" when they are exposed by a Catholic.You act anything but submitted to Christ & you are an abuser of those in these threads. You can't just discuss or dialogue or debate without verbally abusing others.
And that is simply another generic attack.Based upon comparing the rcc to what's in scripture. The rcc is an impersonator of Christ's church , exalting itself as divine, while it attacks the true church of Christ. You are one of it's foot soldiers, and classic in the personification of condescending religious pride.
What's "Roman" doctrine?No, you're not 'catholic' because you reject the real catholic church. The universal Body of Christ. You are Romanists because you adhere to 'Roman' doctrine that enslaved the Church of Jesus Christ.
Thus you the papacy priests drink Christ's blood but don't allow the believers in the Church to partake. I know, show me some more pictures. Pictures are always good to catch a 2 year old's attention. Which is why it catches yours.
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I knew you wouldn’t understand the meaning of “water and Spirit” when I asked you to define the term. All what you have been doing is telling me what water baptism is all about which I know already. What does the “water” signify? Tell me something I don’t know?!?!The first 3 Chapters of John's Gospel are literally DRENCHED with the transforming waters of Baptism.
Chapter 3 - Jesus tells Nicodemus explicitly that a man CANNOT enter the kingdom of God unless he is born of Water and Spirit. Right after their conversation, Jesus and His Apostles spend time BAPTIZING people.
I don't know how many times I need to post verses about the symbolism of the Water CLEANSING us from our iniquities. It was prophesied in Ezek 36:25-27. Whereas Moses sprinkled an animal's blood on the people, we are symbolically washed with water in Baptism. This is the purity of Christ.I knew you wouldn’t understand the meaning of “water and Spirit” when I asked you to define the term. All what you have been doing is telling me what water baptism is all about which I know already. What does the “water” signify? Tell me something I don’t know?!?!
You speak as if you knew the meaning of the term “water and Spirit”? Isn’t that what I asked you to define since you brought it up? Is the question too difficult for you?
To God Be The Glory
I thought you’ll never ask. The water is a synonym for the Gospel. You couldn’t have known this because only a child of God does, and you are a Catholic.What do YOU think the significance of the Water is??
Too bad, no self perception. Condescension & insults that's all you got.It ALWAYS cracks me up when anti-Catholics like YOU become "indignant" when they are exposed by a Catholic.
I'm not "rude" - I simply won't allow you to get away with your manure-slinging . . .
And that is simply another generic attack.
EVIDENCE, please.
Like the old saying goes - put up or shut up . . .
Actually - that's a LIE.
NOTHING in this passage states that it is talking about Baptism of the Spirit.
It is simply talking about "Baptism." YOU are again, adding to Scripture what is NOT there . . .
What's "Roman" doctrine?
Can you explain??
And the ONLY reason the pictures bother you is because they sink your idiotic argument . . .
I thought you’ll never ask. The water is a synonym for the Gospel. You couldn’t have known this because only a child of God does, and you are a Catholic.
Support verse: John 7:38
“He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water” which is the Gospel.
BTW, where in Scripture does it say Jesus baptized anyone? I know Paul baptized just a handful, but Jesus? Well, I could be wrong.
John 4:1-2 specifically states that Jesus DID NOT, Himself, baptize anyone--that His disciples did. :)