Richard Wakefield🏴
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Richard Wakefield🏴
@rawakefield46
Southern Presbyterian, Christian Nationalist, Establishmentarian
Katılım Mart 2026
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@rawakefield46 I have been considering the new digital Baofeng.
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The egalitarian churches intend to expel anyone with influence who would expose their hypocrisy.
Presbycast@presbycast
Pastors & church officers who adhere to, fellow-travel with, or build their platforms on online Christian Nationalism are often proving incompatible with real-life P&R churches of the ordinary, orthodox type. Extreme edgelordery & expressive transgressiveness do not work IRL.
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@staleyexpress Have you ever read the Westminster Confession?
Thanks for asking!
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@rawakefield46 Oops
You don’t speak for God
BTW what is the sabbath?
I’d love to see your answer.
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@MarkMacdonald75 I see metrical psalter. I like it. Simple as
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@CovenantReform2 @rawakefield46 And BTW my church would absolutely discipline you for working on the Sabbath.
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“In the modern age”. Even the heathen scoffs as the church’s ministers preach God’s righteous law and contemn it at the same time under the mask of the gospel.
“If thou turn away thy foot from the sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my holy day; and call the sabbath a delight, the holy of the LORD, honourable; and shalt honour him, not doing thine own ways, nor finding thine own pleasure, nor speaking thine own words: Then shalt thou delight thyself in the LORD; and I will cause thee to ride upon the high places of the earth, and feed thee with the heritage of Jacob thy father: for the mouth of the LORD hath spoken it.”
(Isaiah 58:13-14 KJV)
John B. Carpenter@CovenantReform2
@rawakefield46 I've never heard of any church, Reformed or otherwise, in the modern age, disciplining people for working on Sunday, after church. No one disciplines for mere "sabbath breaking".
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@rawakefield46 @TheLastKekker So you just lied. Great job.
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Philemon? The epistle about Paul sending a runaway servant back to his master because, even though Paul wanted to keep him around for the ministry, it was wrong to take away a mans servant without his permission? The epistle where Paul writes that the servant’s master is “obedient” and a “fellowlabourer”? That Philemon?
Richard Wakefield🏴@rawakefield46
Remember that time Paul, an apostle, rebuked Philemon, a minister, for slaveholding?
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John Witherspoon
Works, Vol. 5
“… to restrain the tongue is the way to govern the heart. t. you do not make mention of an injury you will truly and speedily forgive it, and perhaps literally forget it. Rage is in this respect like a fire, if a vent is given to it, it will increase and spread while there is fuel to consume, but if you can confine and stifle it you will completely extinguish it.”
cf. Jas 3:1-10
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@rawakefield46 Didn't read Colossians 2:16-17 award 🥇
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The civil magistrate “should admit into their kingdoms no worshipping of God, except that which is commanded in the Scriptures. For God, being commoved by idolatry and strange worshipping, hath destroyed many kingdoms, as all prophesyings witness.”
- John Knox (A Brief Summary of the Work by Balvanes on Justification)
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Both. One can personally hate and it it not be personal (vengeful), if that makes sense.
Of course, we should hate all sinful things categorically (or abstractly), as you say.
Also the hatred must be without malice… which is often the issue most assume joins with hatred… or is left out of these claims.
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@TheLastKekker >DAE remember complete and total lie?
The Presbyterian experiment has gone on long enough, end it now.
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@CovenantReform2 Thanks John. I’m going to block you now.
Have a good Sabbaths rest.
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@rawakefield46 You've broken the 9th commandment by bearing false witness.
You're a liar.
All liars go to hell (Rev 21:8).
Your continual lies show that you are not genuinely converted but just a religious hypocrite who will be told "away from Me, I never knew you" (Mt 7:21f).
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For the slow of heart: this is rhetorical (he didn’t rebuke him). In fact…
Richard Wakefield🏴@rawakefield46
Remember that time Paul, an apostle, rebuked Philemon, a minister, for slaveholding?
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