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@MarkGrote It uses the word leadership, which means all authority in general within the church. This means here online as well, as you are teaching scripture to others. This platform is acting as a church. Women should not speak, and ask her husband at home (offline).

What Paul actually said in 1 Tim 2:12 about women "exercising authority" over men: 1. I do not allow women to murder men 2. I do not allow women to dominate men 3. I do not allow women to treat men like slaves 4. I do not allow women to legally control men. Teach is not here.

@antitheistdad God wants you to choose him genuinely. Open the door, he will find a way, you have to make the first step though.

If God wants a relationship with everyone, why doesn’t everyone have personal experiences with him? Why do so many people experience total silence? 🤔

@abi4560 True, no one should communicate with the dead. Don’t ask them to intercede on your behalf, they can’t hear you, and even if they could, they are not allowed to answer. See Saul and the spirit of Samuel Use Christ alone, not Mary and not Michael

Deu 18:10-11 "There shall not be found among you any one that... Communicates With The Dead." It's against Torah to communicate with the dead. Matthew 28, Mark 16, Luke 24, John 20 and 21

@JesseDornfeld God promised it to Adam, To Abraham and to Jacob. Like it or not, the Palestinians are still the descendants of Jacob and his Brother. Their claim to Israel is equal to that of the Jews. They should live in peace without violence

The Jews have a right to live in the Land of their ancestors. The LAND was promised to the descendants of Abraham as an eternal covenant. God promised nothing to the supposed Canaanites, whom some call Palestinians. God says the Gazans are the enemies of the Israelites.

@SkyVirginSon The official story is that it was excluded because the church never knew the book existed. They included all the books that were used in a congregation somewhere in some capacity. The church errored in this regard and later had to pretend they excluded it. Christ quoted it.

THE BOOK OF ENOCH Should Christians Read It? Few ancient books generate as much curiosity as the Book of Enoch. Some call it “the missing book of the Bible.” Others claim the Church hid it because it contains forbidden secrets. Millions have heard its name. Very few know its real story. So what is the truth? Let’s separate history from fiction. The Book of Enoch is an ancient Jewish religious work traditionally attributed to Enoch, the seventh generation from Adam (Genesis 5:24), the man who “walked with God.” However, almost every biblical scholar agrees that Enoch himself did not write the book. It was composed by different Jewish authors between approximately the third century and the first century before Christ. It is therefore pseudepigraphal, a work written under the name of a famous biblical figure. That was not uncommon in the ancient world. The book contains fascinating visions about angels, the fall of the Watchers, divine judgment, heaven, the coming Messiah, and the final victory of God. Its language is dramatic. Its imagery is unforgettable. Its influence on Jewish thought before Christ was significant. Even the New Testament reflects awareness of it. In fact, St. Jude directly quotes a prophecy found in the Book of Enoch (Jude 14–15): “Behold, the Lord comes with ten thousands of His holy ones, to execute judgment upon all…” This surprises many people. But quoting a work does not automatically make the entire work inspired Scripture. St. Paul quoted Greek poets (Acts 17:28; Titus 1:12). The Bible even records truthful statements made by pagans, kings, and Satan himself. A quotation simply means that particular statement is true or useful, not that the entire source belongs in the biblical canon. This is where many people become confused. The Catholic Church does not recognize the Book of Enoch as inspired Scripture. It is not part of the Catholic Bible. It was never accepted into the canon recognized by the Catholic Church. The same is true for nearly every Christian tradition, with one notable exception: the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church includes 1 Enoch in its biblical canon. So why wasn’t it included? Because the early Church carefully discerned which books were truly inspired by the Holy Spirit. The canon was not chosen based on popularity or mystery. The Church looked for apostolic authority, consistency with the faith handed down from the Apostles, widespread liturgical use, and clear evidence of divine inspiration. The Book of Enoch did not meet those criteria. Some parts contain beautiful reflections on God’s justice. Other sections contain symbolic visions and speculative descriptions that were never received as inspired revelation by the universal Church. As Catholics, we should neither fear the Book of Enoch nor treat it as secret Scripture. It can be studied as an important piece of ancient Jewish literature that helps us understand the world into which Jesus and the Apostles were born. It provides historical context. It offers insight into Jewish expectations before the coming of Christ. But it does not carry the authority of Sacred Scripture. The Church has already given us everything necessary for salvation through Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and the teaching authority entrusted to her by Christ. We do not need hidden books. We need faithful hearts. The greatest mysteries of God are not locked inside forgotten manuscripts. They are proclaimed every day at Holy Mass. The Word became flesh. He died for our sins. He rose from the dead. He founded one Church. He remains truly present in the Holy Eucharist. That is the greatest revelation ever given to humanity. Read history with wisdom. Study ancient writings with discernment. But build your life on the inspired Word of God entrusted to the Church. Because curiosity may satisfy the mind but only Jesus Christ can save the soul.

@Torncurtainorg Yes, Anton Levy and Alister Crawley all used it in sěx magick by combining it with menstrual blood. They then stick it in a jar of honey and bury it, or turn it into wax, wrap it around the photo of the victim with their own hair. Never do magic, you will go to hell forever

@SlaveToChristYt Oh wow i didn't know all this. Thank you for adding this commentary

Derek Prince gives a sermon about the Jezebel Spirit used against Elijah. Derek Prince has a light bulb moment when he realized that a mighty of prophet like Elijah was defeated easily by Jezebel and her witchcraft. Derek goes on to say "men are no match for witches. They cannot fight that power". Where witchcraft prevails in women it will produce weak men who are spiritual dropouts. These men might go to church and be successful at work but will never do anything for God. Why because the women is leading and her witchcraft holds him back. Derek Prince believes that 80% of American males are spiritual dropouts. American men are successful in the marketplace but are not successful at home and in the churches where they should be leading. In the story of Jezebel we see that she was the one who had power and control not Ahab. Every Jezebel needs a weak man like Ahab in order to operate in her power of witchcraft. Jezebel was dictating to Ahab what needed to happen. Derek Prince makes the statement that "A situation where a husband is dictated to by his wife is always evil". Women are not called to be the spiritual leaders in the home and the church. Women are called to submit and allow the men to lead. Derek Prince points out that this is a unique problem in America that we must face. This sermon was titled witchcraft public enemy number 1

@MarkGrote It’s not a few verses, Jesus chose all 12 apostles as men, and the book of acts says a priest should have a wife and is the head of the household. If Christ wanted a female apostle he would have. The only time female leaders are mentioned they are evil: Jezebel, wife of Satan

The exclusion of women from church eldership based principally on a few verses, is one of the more oppressive overreaches in the church. Not only is it New Covenant contrary, it's like reading that you should "not be given to wine" and coming away with a doctrine of abstinence.

@Nickisbackbaby I see a witch, a witch cleaning the outside of the cup while keeping the inside dirty. Jesus walked around in rags, he never wore a gold crown or lived in a billion dollar house

Take a look at the whole picture. I personally see absolutely nothing that resembles a follower of Christ! What about you?

@autocorrect2_0 Women should not be pastors or leaders in church. She should be silent and ask her husband at home if she has questions

This proves women can’t even share their opinions without getting mocked and it’s just about hating women.

@writeontheedg3 No Christian denomination can explain demons. The details are largely not kept in the Bible itself, and what we know is conjecture from third hand sources and how demons manifest in possessed people. The closest we get is in 1 Enoch and 2 Enoch

I would love to hear a Calvinist explain the reality of demons to me. Any takers?

@nathancoxey No, Peter warned people won’t understand Paul’s teachings in general. Paul speaks with wisdom but requires you actually apply it in practice. It’s why people don’t like Paul. They just want the feel goodism of John

Peter warned us that people that don’t have the Torah wouldn’t understand Paul’s writings. Here’s a prime example… Paul refers to ‘works of the law.’ This phrase is a reference to rabbinical traditions. Rabbinical traditions don’t justify you, but God’s Torah does

@CatholicDrip___ As far as we know, no one yet is in hell. Hell will become after judgement day, currently it’s just Sheol

How do I recognize a Protestant cult? Well… They tell me believing faith alone is necessary for salvation 💧 Implying ALL Christians before Daddy Luther are burning in hell 🔥🥺🔥

@MarkGrote The Bible flat out says: I forbid a woman to speak in church. If you read the word you would know that. And yes, the gospels forbid intoxication

There are about 31,000 verses in the Bible and and not a single one says, "Thou shall not drink," yet some people practice alcohol abstinence. At the same time, God also never said, "Thou shall not have women pastors," yet some abstain from it. Not all doctrines are biblical.

@BrysonGray The law was impossible to keep, as you commit more sins in one day then you could realistically sacrifice at the temple of Jerusalem. Also, the Israelites never tried to follow the law, they often chose to abandon it entirely until they began to be punished

God said that the law isn’t difficult to keep. Luke says John the Baptist’s parents kept them without a blemish. Christians say that it’s impossible to keep. Who do I believe? A) God’s word B) Most Christians

@JesseDornfeld I am unsure, I don’t think they are at an active war with most Christians like with Palestine, so probably distrust of Muslims is higher. David sang before the lord, so maybe a song/ psalm will help? Enjoy! vt.tiktok.com/ZSCHaSBHY/

The hypocrisy of Christians antisemites... Who do you think Jews dislike more? Christians or Muslims? Ah, but you say, "Jews spit on Christians." What is worse? To spit on someone or have to defend your life from them by possibly killing them? Pray for the peace of Jerusalem!

@abi4560 Jesus is the only way to God. He brings peace, and everlasting life. I animated his miracles in the Bible, to help anyone — also Jews- to understand what Christ did. Feel free to watch and learn: youtu.be/OddEIbE-mBA?si…

No Need for Jesus, There Never Was.

@littleflower673 @KennyBurchard I recommend you read: The Testament of Solomon, it’s a good read also, if you like relics. It’s believed by some to be a recreation of one of the books of Solomon that burned / was destroyed. He wrote close to 1000 books. Man was quite busy breeding women, and writing indeed

@SlaveToChristYt @KennyBurchard Some people never learn.

When I was a Protestant pastor, relics were an easy target. Praying near a dead saint's bones, venerating a scrap of cloth — it struck me as superstition. Then I started noticing how often Scripture does the very same thing. I couldn't unsee it.

Are you a women 30-40 years old, going to church and unable to find a husband? Here is the reason you are still single: spoiler alert, it ain’t pretty. The answer is down below …. From a Christian youtu.be/7BK4gqsKmBM?si… #DatingUSA #datingover30

@EcciusMaximus @farmingandJesus No she is correct. 300 is 267 years after the time of Christ. Thats 267 years too late to be anything but human made heresy inspired by Satan himself. Only one exception exists, the direct words of the 12 apostles. None of them did the prayer of Isis with beads.

🚨 @farmingandJesus 🚨 Two problems here, the earliest we can trace the rosary is to the 300's (thats the early church), they were used by the Desert Fathers figures like Paul of Thebes & Anthony the Great, both saints of the RCC. They used pebbles to pray Psalm prayers. Now I dont expect her to know this since she spent the bulk of her life being a sex worker (again her own tweets). But this is why the Bible prescribes women not preaching over men. Problem two, the Rosary is the Gospel on beads, it meditates on the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Yeah, so much for "whats the gospel," bro.