Bro. John's Journals

[tbpew]

Originally Posted by Sinatra

I wondered if maybe that was what he meant.


Sinatra

YES! Bro John's Journals --excellent thread title.

As John shares with us, we will get to share in his journey with his Lord and Saviour Jesus.

[rgcraig]

Originally Posted by tbpew

YES! Bro John's Journals --excellent thread title.As John shares with us, we will get to share in his journey with his Lord and Saviour Jesus.

I'm good like that sometimes!

[tbpew]

Originally Posted by rgcraig

I'm good like that sometimes!

Not just sometimes ---most of the time!

You just seem to be really spiffy when it comes to this forum stuff.

We really ought to be nice to you more often but then we would have every JCM alumni feeling jealous and then get all whiny and pout for a couple of months! This musician temperament stuff is really tricky to navigate. They need to be handled so carefully that I can not chance giving you too much praise in public.











maybe they won't notice it down here....

[simplyme]

Originally Posted by seguidordejesus

Culto is the word for church service in Spanish and apparently Portuguese.

He meant "Church service", folks

LOL! I noticed the similarity myself, right when I started going to church, in a spanish majority church, and it made me LOL!
Soo grateful that it did not come close to being a CULT, whatsoever!
Add the "O" [which COULD stand for [O]neness, lol ].. and you get the best HGfilled time than the world Never showed me.!

[seguidordejesus]

Originally Posted by simplyme

LOL! I noticed the similarity myself, right when I started going to church, in a spanish majority church, and it made me LOL!
Soo grateful that it did not come close to being a CULT, whatsoever!
Add the "O" [which COULD stand for [O]neness, lol ].. and you get the best HGfilled time than the world Never showed me.!

yeah, it took my by surprise, too!

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by seguidordejesus

Culto is the word for church service in Spanish and apparently Portuguese.

He meant "Church service", folks

I figured he did

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Bro.John

Hello

Thanks for the tip, sometimes I use an online translator but when I do not know the word, thanks for the tip. God bless

Do you know how delete treads here?

Bro. john

Yes I can delete or edit a thread

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by simplyme

LOL! I noticed the similarity myself, right when I started going to church, in a spanish majority church, and it made me LOL!
Soo grateful that it did not come close to being a CULT, whatsoever!
Add the "O" [which COULD stand for [O]neness, lol ].. and you get the best HGfilled time than the world Never showed me.!

Originally Posted by seguidordejesus

yeah, it took my by surprise, too!

Well actually the word Cult used to simply mean a belief or group that believes in the supernatural...any religion could be a cult. But in America "Christian Ministries" that go after what they deem to be heretical groups adopted this term to refer specifically to heretical groups and mind controlling groups

[Bro.John]

You could delete all my treads, I do like Sis.Janice Alvear said, I only have one treads, where they can talk about what God is doing here and also putting photo. You could delete for me?

Please

Thank you

Originally Posted by Praxeas

Yes I can delete or edit a thread

[Bro.John]

Trutly about Matheus 28.19



ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, 11th Ed. Vol. 3 Page 365-366, "The baptismal formula was changed from the name of Jesus Christ to the words Father, Son, and Holy Ghost by the Catholic Church in the 2nd Century." Vol. 3 Page 82 "Everywhere in the oldest sources it states that baptism took place in the Name of Jesus Christ."
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CANNEY ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION, Page 53 -- "The early church always baptized in the Name of Lord Jesus until the development of the trinity doctrine in the 2nd Century.
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1913 CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA, Vol. 2, page 365, Here the Catholic acknowledge that baptism was changed by the Catholic Church.
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HASTINGS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION, Vol. 2 pages 377-378-389, "The Christian baptism was administered using the Name of Jesus. The use of the trinitarian formula of any sort was not suggested in the early church history, baptism was always in the Name of the Lord Jesus, until the time of Justin Martyr when the trinity formula was used." Hastings also said in Vol. 2 Page 377, commenting on Acts 2:38, "NAME was an ancient synonym for person. Payment was always made in the name of some person referring to ownership. Therefore one being baptized in Jesus Name became his personal property." "Ye are Christ's." I Cor. 3:23. NEW INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA, Vol. 22 Page 477, "The term "trinity" was originated by Tertullain, Roman Catholic Church father."
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TYNDALE NEW TESTAMENT COMMENTARIES:"... the true explanation why the early church did not at once administer baptism in the threefold name is that the words of Mat 28:19 were not meant as a baptismal formula. [Jesus] was not giving instructions about the actual words to be used in the service of baptism, but, as has already been suggested, was indicating that the baptized person would by baptism pass into the possession of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost."
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THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION AND ETHICS, James Hastings, p.384, "there is no evidence [in early church history] for the use of the triune name." Rev. Steve Winter.