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@BibleInContext1 Mental gymnastics gif.. OF COURSE ITS ABOUT HIS FLESH

John 6 Is NOT About The Eucharist! Roman Catholic priests and apologists hope you blindly accept their regurgitated philosophy about their transubstantiated wafer!

@mikeproverbs10 @BibleInContext1

@CodeNameOFP @BibleInContext1 I watched it excellent information

Did Catholics Add Books to the Bible? Did Martin Luther Remove Books? Let’s Debunk This Once & For All!! youtu.be/dE6ofniyA7o

@sola_chad The Catholic Church teaches that you can confess directly to go in a perfect act of contrition. It’s simply an extraordinary way of receiving reconciliation. You lying on purpose or just don’t understand what you’re claiming to be debunking?

The Catholic Church doesn’t want you to know this, but you can confess your sins directly to God without their middleman. x.com/breesolstad/st…

@5Solas2 Pagans copied Catholics in attempts to mock almighty God. Not the other way around, read a book my guy

This is not aura, this is creepy paganism.

@sola_chad YOU ARE PETER!

When Catholics discover the Bible never mentions a pope.

@FlossyGee1 @SonofManwithus If we venerate God but think we are worshiping Him all forms of veneration look like worship.. the devil is slick and does a great job confusing the masses

@SonofManwithus Not at all. You just cant admit that you dont get it.

I thought the Bible was clear about not worshipping idols. Am I wrong?

@Truth_matters20 What about Adam and Eve?!

Only ONE person has ever been sinless: Jesus Christ.

@Allesontiire You completely misunderstand and misrepresent the humility of our Lord

You reject the truth of the gospel, you reject Jesus Christ. Jesus is not a flippin biscuit

@sola_chad They did, you just fight in seeing it

If that’s true, then why didn’t Jesus or the Apostles teach any of this? · Purgatory · The papacy · Relic veneration · Praying the rosary · Transubstantiation · Prayers to the dead · Sinlessness of Mary · Confession to priests x.com/vitus_osst/sta…

@sola_chad "We preach the empty cross..." - chapter and verse plz

“Rome has Jesus up on a cross, everywhere ... and yet what His word says He accomplished on that cross is not proclaimed from the pulpit of the Roman Catholic Church." -James White

@BibleInContext1 You misunderstand the humility of our Lord

Millions of Catholics today believe that a priest has the power… to bring Christ down from heaven… to offer Him again… and again… on an altar. But Scripture says Christ was offered once for all. Jesus said, “It is finished.” Realize that the idolatry of the Eucharist cannot exist… without the blasphemy of the Mass. So today we’re going to open the Bible… and look at what Catholicism actually teaches… and test everything… against the Word of God. Because this is not a small error… this is the difference between true worship… and idolatry. Watch the full video at Philippians 1:9 Ministries! #catholic

@BibleInContext1 The lack of understanding regarding the humility of the Lord we serve is sad ☹️

Let me explain it to you…. The Roman Catholic transubstantiated Eucharist is another Jesus! The Eucharist does not exist without the Mass. The claim that Jesus can wholly and entirely be present, even in the smallest element of a crumb (1377), is utter blasphemy, degrading the King of Kings, the Lord of Glory, down to a crumb. If Jesus is wholly present in each individual wafer, then how many Jesus's does Catholicism have? But it gets worse. They believe that by consuming their consecrated host, it actually removes sin & preserves you from sin (CCC 1393-95). We become closer to God by being sanctified by his written word. It's God's Word that washes us and cleanses us. It's God's Word that sets us apart from this world. In the Eucharistic Mysterium, it describes Jesus as immolated, a sacrificial victim! Jesus was never a victim on the cross, he was a victor on the cross. He came for the cross. It gets worse and outright heretical. In the Eucharistic Mysterium, it says that, "The celebration of the Eucharist, which takes place at Mass, is the action not only of Christ but also of the Church." It says, "The Church, the spouse and minister of Christ, performs together with him the role of priest and victim, offers him to the Father, d at the same time makes a total offering of self, the Church, together with him." In the Presbyterorum Ordinis, it says this: That, "The priests must instruct their people to offer to God the Father, the divine victim in the sacrifice of the Mass..." So they're instructing people to join to the offering of Christ on the cross their own lives. Then in the Catholic Catechism 1368 it says "...the Eucharist, the sacrifice of Christ becomes also the sacrifice of the members of his body, and that Christ's sacrifice present on the altar makes it possible for all generations of Christians to be united with his offering." The Christian does not offer themselves along with Christ on the cross. There's nothing we can do to add to the finished work of Jesus on the cross two thousand years ago. So not only is the Roman Catholic transubstantiated Eucharist blasphemy, but the entire Mass itself is heresy. Jesus himself was never a victim, but a victor on the cross, and at the Last Supper, he said, "Take and eat," not, "Make more offerings and sacrifices to the Father." Catholic theology describes the sacrifice of Christ as also the sacrifice of the Church Body! "The sacrifice of Christ and the sacrifice of the Eucharist are one single sacrifice: The victim is one and the same (CCC 1367)" & "The Eucharist is also the sacrifice of the Church. The Church which is the Body of Christ participates in the offering her Head. (CCC 1368)"

@theWatchfulRook @Rblv73 Highly recommend a book, if you’re interested in know why John 6 is not symbolic and exactly how the first century Jews understood Jesus’ teaching. audiobooks.com/audiobook/3086…

@Rblv73 You’re right it’s a common sense issue. Yet it is your issue. “How can this man give us His flesh to eat?” This isn’t what they are offended at… Why do you only quote half the verse?

“How can this man give us His flesh to eat?” - if that whole exchange sounds symbolic to you then you’ve got a common sense issue, not a theological one

@jmwc3 @littleflower673 @GodlyAction So you don’t pray for others? Nor do you ever ask others to pray for you?

@littleflower673 @GodlyAction If God “always listens,” then bringing up Mary is redundant. God “listens” to us regardless, He just often says “No.”

Jesus can answer your prayers. His mother cannot.

@GodlyAction Are you intentionally misrepresenting or is your post what you actually believe we Catholics believe?

It’s not in their interpretation of scripture. Protesters fail to realize that each one of them is different their own denomination allowing whatever they feel comfortable with to be their truth; instead of submitting to The Truth founded on Christ. They need our prayers, especially those whom may be in purgatory, by the Grace or God, for they have none or their brothers in protest to pray for them.

@IndianaBrunner Jesus said, “I will build my Church.” Matthew 16:18. So where is it?

The Pharisees could have said the same exact thing.

God of the living, those in heaven with God forever are fully alive, more than us on earth. Their prayers and intercessions to Jesus on our behalf are mighty. To forfeit this blessing from God through His body (the church triumphant) is such a waste of Gods normative means of bestowing grace on us.

@TomorrowsWar I just think your weird about it. I don't really care much beyond that. My god and savior is the godhead of the trinity. I wouldn't worship or denigrate Mary. I don't think most Catholics worship mary either But this is some strange reflexive outburst kinda stuff your putting out

Ross, define worship for me

@DeChristianLife Now do the fulfillment of the new covenant Passover with the Eucharist

Jesus in prophecy

Because confession to God through a priest is a sacrament instituted by Christ for a reason. It is an outward sign that conveys real, invisible grace, using the physical means He chose. The penitential act at Mass expresses sorrow and prepares our hearts, but the sacrament of confession is the ordinary way Christ gave us to receive forgiveness of sins and be fully reconciled to Him. It’s not just a practice, it’s a gift He established for our healing.

@CodeNameOFP @sola_chad Then why go to confession?

Should Christians still ask God for forgiveness daily?