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Replacement theology is heresy. If God’s promises are unchanging, they are neither canceled nor transferred. They remain in effect. Malachi 3:6 — “For I am the LORD, I do not change.” Numbers 23:19 — “God is not a man, that He should lie… Has He said, and will He not do it? Or has He spoken, and will He not make it good?” Romans 11:1 — I say then, has God cast away His people? Certainly not! Romans 11:29 — For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.

@MethodMinistry Scribes and Pharisees now hide behind screens.

Christian men can recognize that female whoredom is rampant, vile, and disgusting, and want to marry a virgin, while also knowing that God can save, forgive, and bless a whore if she comes to Christ. turning her into a godly mother who loves her husband and children. Think Biblically. Think logically. Two things can be true at the same time.

@HustleBitch_ Based on last night’s video and the pixelated image, I’m inclined to consider: nuclear? EMP? new weapon?

🚨 THIS IS REALLY BAD. 🚨 THE WHITE HOUSE JUST POSTED THIS MYSTERIOUS PIXELATED PHOTO OF SOMEONE STANDING NEXT TO TRUMP — AND PEOPLE THINK THE ACCOUNT WAS HACKED The official White House account… posting a pixelated, cryptic image of a person standing next to Trump with no name, no explanation, no reason it looks like that. That alone is strange. But it didn’t start there. At 1AM, a video goes up… then gets deleted. Before it disappears, people save it and it shows a woman's shoes with her saying: “It’s launching soon, right?” A man confirm: "Yes." 45 minutes later? Another post. Glitchy visuals. An American flag. An alert sound. Emojis. No context. No explanation. Now this photo. Pixelated. Unidentified. Just dropped like it’s normal. This is the official White House account, not some random page. And this is all happening while America is in the middle of a war. So why are posts going up in the middle of the night… getting deleted… then followed by distorted clips and blurred images? That’s not a glitch. That’s not routine. That’s a pattern. What is actually happening right now and how worried should we all be?

@DavidFischer @autocorrect2_0 Genesis 6:5 (NKJV) - “Then the Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every intention of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually.”

Has anyone else noticed that the level of evil going on in the world is reaching new levels every day?

@Watch_Tower_Dow @Fair_and_Biased You avoid the question. I asked for where Revelation says the 144,000 are Christians. Bring the chapter and verse. If you cannot, then this conversation ends.

@NoEditsNeeded @Fair_and_Biased ALL Believers ARE CHRISTIANS... How is it possible you don't know that? If you don't know that you fundamentally misunderstand the WHOLE BIBLE and are basically hopeless.

The Bible makes something very clear: Israel isn’t always the good guy. God chastised them many times. But the people trying to wipe Israel off the face of the earth are ALWAYS the bad guys.

@Fair_and_Biased It’s a modern-day John 8:1–11. The only difference: today, the scribes and Pharisees hide behind screens.

It’s become very obvious of late that a certain group of hyper-patriarchalists believe that sexual sins committed by women are unforgivable- even after private AND public repentance.

@kangminlee Sin has always operated in this manner. Eve ate of the tree for pleasure and gain; when confronted, she blamed the serpent. Adam, failing to lead, blamed his wife. The onus fell on both.

We not only have a promiscuity problem among women but also a death problem. 70% of women who abort self-identify as Christian. 43% were attending church at least monthly when they killed their child. Yet whenever this sin is called out, blame instantly shifts to men. Every problem in society is apparently men’s fault, and women need to take no accountability. Having standards as a Christian man apparently makes you a misogynist, incel, or porn addict. This is messaging is indistinguishable from feminists. It’s a lose-lose for men. Women constantly blame men for failing to lead, but when men try to right the wrongs of women and correct course for our depraved society, they're lambasted as insecure women-haters. No wonder the red-pill and manosphere are exploding. Effeminate church leaders offer the same feminist script and have zero answers for disillusioned young men.

@iranidaturan One must approach this from a spiritual perspective. True evil seeks to subjugate and kill indiscriminately, like a rabid dog. It will also sow division among any who might come to liberate the oppressed, working to hinder freedom at every turn.

As an Iranian, I honestly don’t understand some American’s obsession with “no boots on the ground.” I’m asking this sincerely, can someone please explain it to me? From my perspective, I would genuinely feel offended and angry if I were an American soldier or commander. They are not children. They have agency. They know exactly what they’re doing. This kind of rhetoric deeply undermines the courage, sacrifice, and greatness of American soldiers. I understand that some people say this out of genuine concern for the troops. But to me, it reveals a scared, broken, and traumatized mindset, one that is afraid to face the real world and its dangers, and that comforts itself by denying reality. In the actual world outside, dangers and threats are real. The bravest and greatest people consciously choose to go out and protect their values. I hope these people heal from the traumas of the past, and believe in the capability and strength of American soldiers, and to truly honor their sacrifices instead of constantly undermining them with fearful slogans. #ThankYouTrump‌ #IranWar‌

@Watch_Tower_Dow @Fair_and_Biased Insults don’t answer questions, they avoid them. If your claim is correct, it should be easy to show it in Revelation. Provide the chapter and verse that states the 144,000 are Christians.

@NoEditsNeeded @Fair_and_Biased Are you retarded?

@Watch_Tower_Dow @Fair_and_Biased There’s approximately 2+ billion Christians in the world and yet Jesus says, “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven.” Show me where in Revelation it states the 144000 will be Christians.

@NoEditsNeeded @Fair_and_Biased You realize there's 30 million Jews in the world right now 144,000 is a pittance. And by the way those 144,000 are going to be Christians who just happened to be Jews by ethnicity. This comment actually proves my point not yours.

@Watch_Tower_Dow @Fair_and_Biased Revelation 14 shows 144,000 sealed from the tribes of Israel, standing for God and proclaiming the eternal gospel. The idea that Israel uniformly follows the Antichrist misses this key detail. Is God's Word wrong?

@Fair_and_Biased So when Jesus comes back and kills the antichrist that Israel is worshipping destroying thier satanic kingdom to establish his own is the bad guy? Have you thought this through?

@JTAlexander_ The Fall, and its ongoing effects on humanity, is the most destructive event in history. Everything wrong in the world today can be traced back to this single act of disobedience."

The Protestant Reformation was probably the most destructive event humanity ever has or ever will experience and virtually everything wrong with the world today can be traced to the logically consistent application of its principles.

@trad_west_ 1 Samuel 16:7 (NKJV) - But the Lord said to Samuel, “Do not look at his appearance or at his physical stature, because I have refused him. For the Lord does not see as man sees; for man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.”

Pope Leo is peak ✝️ God bless Pope Leo XIV, God bless his pontificate and God bless the Catholic Church 🇻🇦✝️

We can agree on key doctrine: * The Bible is the Word of God and final authority * There is one God in three persons (Father, Son, Holy Spirit) * God the Son became flesh in Jesus Christ * Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary * Jesus lived a sinless life * Jesus was crucified and died a sacrificial death for the sins of all mankind * Jesus rose from the dead on the 3rd day * Jesus ascended to heaven and sits at the right hand of God * The Holy Spirit was sent by the Father and the Son to convict the world of sin, righteousness, and judgement * The Holy Spirit indwells, seals, and empowers the believer * God created man in His image * As a result of the fall, all of mankind are sinners in need of a Savior All other points where we don't see eye-to-eye, we'll have to agree to disagree.

@NoEditsNeeded @Truth_matters20 The Catholic Church is called this because it is universal. Early Christians used this term. The hierarchy evolved. Names also changed. However, the foundation remained the same. The first bishops were the apostles. Peter, as the most important of them, was the pope.

Who is the "One True Church" according to the Bible?

@MsCatholicJules @Truth_matters20 @grok Is Catholicism the same Christianity described in the Bible, or does it simply trace its roots back to it?

@NoEditsNeeded @Truth_matters20 Dude, Jesus created the Catholic Church. The Anglicans added "Roman" over a THOUSAND years later. Do some honest historical research. That's how I became Catholic after 40 years as a Bible thumping Baptist. Proven history doesn't lie.

I hold to sola scriptura - Scripture alone as our final authority. “Catholic” (katholikos) means “universal” and rightly describes the church of all believers, but the word never appears in the New Testament. Early Christians simply called it the “church” (ekklesia). The apostles (apostolos) are never called “bishops.” The Greek episkopos means “overseer” or “guardian.” In the NT, episkopos and presbyteros (elder) are used interchangeably (Acts 20:17, 28; Titus 1:5-7). That’s why both Presbyterian and Episcopal traditions draw from the same terms. A more hierarchical single bishop model appears later with Ignatius, but it’s not the New Testament pattern. Peter is never called “Pope” in Scripture. Such a major title would surely appear in Acts or the Epistles if it existed. Peter wrote only two short letters, while Paul wrote far more. If Peter held supreme authority, why the disparity? If Peter was the ultimate earthly head, why was he crucified by the Romans? The foundation is the apostles' teaching with Christ as the Head (Eph. 2:20). Later developments in hierarchy and titles are history, but not the biblical pattern.

@calvinrobinson Paul's instruction is clear on this matter in 1 Timothy 2:12

We have a choice:

The Greek word for church, ekklesia, means 'assembly' or 'called-out ones.' Irenaeus used katholikos to mean 'universal.' The Roman Catholic Church as we know it formed after Constantine (313 AD). Just saying 'Roman Catholic' doesn’t mean it’s the same church. It's like a company bought by a corporation, the name stays but the structure, leadership, and policies change.

@NoEditsNeeded @Truth_matters20 🤦‍♀️👇historical facts - note the dates 👇

@MsCatholicJules @CupofJoe1960 @Truth_matters20 The left side of the image is from Ignatius of Antioch’s Letter to the Smyrnaeans (110 AD), not from the Bible. The New Testament never calls Peter a pope; he is identified only as an apostle. If a papal office existed then, it likely would have been mentioned in the Epistles.

@CupofJoe1960 @Truth_matters20 First, Jesus didn't hand out Bibles. Jesus created the Catholic Church which wrote the New Testament and canonized the Bible. Protestants came along 1,500 years later. Those are historical facts. 👇😇

The Church began at Pentecost. Biblical hierarchy: Apostles → Elders/Overseers → Deacons → Believers. The Roman Catholic Church, with Bishops, Cardinals, and Popes, only developed after Constantine legalized Christianity. Catholic (katholikos) never appears in the Bible. Protestants do not claim to be the one true church.

@Truth_matters20 Jesus created the Catholic Church. Men created protestantism 1,500 years later. Complete chaos. Tens of THOUSANDS of differing denominations. Which one do you think has the complete truth? Baptists? Lutherans? Presbyterians? Methodists? Evangelicals? A particular televangelist?

@MozguJaGrat @Truth_matters20 The Church began at Pentecost. Biblical hierarchy: Apostles → Elders/Overseers → Deacons → Believers. The Roman Catholic Church, with Bishops, Cardinals, and Popes, only developed after Constantine legalized Christianity. Catholic (katholikos) never appears in the Bible.

@Truth_matters20 I'm in a hurry to help. "And I say unto thee, that thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build My church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it". Do you know who Peter's successor was? Linus. Do you know who his successor is? Leo XIV. No need to thank me!