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Yes, I speak the truth. All of Paul's and David's writings are true and the Word of God. All of (1 Cor) is the Word of God. Some of which was direct revelation to Paul. Some of which was Paul's due to the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. Concerning the Psalms, there is nothing wrong with...

Yes, all of Davids and Paul's writings are considered. We use the Bible, the Word of God. What do you use? Stranger

Indeed we owe these things to the Catholic Church. But not to the Church at Rome. The Church at Rome has overstepped its boundaries. It has sought control over the Catholic or Universal Church of Jesus Christ. This we deny and resist. Stranger

Sorry. See your post #1823 in the 'Catholics' thread. There you claim that Rome is the whore. Now, you want to change your story. What bs. Stranger

I was the one that said Babylon in Revelation was not the Roman Church or Rome. Not you. You said Babylon in Revelation was Rome. Which makes Rome the great Whore. See your post #925. Now you say, the whore is Jerusalem. So, which is it? Who is the whore? Stranger

The multitude didn't get quiet till Paul and Barnabas spoke. Which means they were making a racket while Peter was speaking. It is your fellow Romanist that declared silence for Peter when he was speaking like he was some sort of a god. He didn't even read the Scriptures he was copying...

Not going to happen on the internet. Stranger

Indeed. And grace in measure is the same as law or works in measure. Part grace and part law. Which doesn't work. It is grace or nothing for the child of God. Stranger

As a child of God you did not step over the line into total grace. It is all of grace. Stranger

First of all no one said everyone has a guardian angel. But I certainly believe every believer has. Because every believer is a child of God. And before they come to that faith in Christ, God knows they are a child of His. Thus when they are born, it becomes the responsibility of an angel...

(Acts 15:7)" And when there had been much disputing, Peter rose up, and said unto them, Men and brethren,..." No silence here. (Acts 15:12) "Then all the multitude kept silence, and gave audience to Barnabas and Paul,...." Self explanatory. The crowd grew silent for Paul and Barnabas...

Again, you're the one wanting to identify Rome as the whore in Revelation. Not me. Back up and reread. Stranger

A plexotomy is when they remove part of your stomach. They install a piece of plexiglass where that part of your stomach once was. That way, people who have their head so far up their butt, can see when they walk. Stranger

I will. Please tell us how it goes. Stranger

Questions such as these, 'can God make a rock so big that He cannot carry?' are illegitimate. They put God in conflict with Himself. They place His omniscience and omnipotence against each other. God cannot cease to be God. And that is what these questions are trying to create...a doubt in...

No, Peter wrote that because he had a hard time understanding much of what Paul wrote. Doesn't say much for a supposed pope. As I have said, the council agreed with Paul. Peter was given a vision and experience by God to support Paul. No one there did what Peter said. He just gave his...

You are the one that wants to identify Baybylon of Revelation to Babylon in (1 Peter 5:13). That makes the church at Rome the whore. See your post #925. Stranger

Sounds good. Stranger

kepha31 Concerning your post #1823: Where does the Bible teach that? And if it does teach that, it is talking about the Church, not the Church at Rome. I haven't waited a few days. So, there goes the common tactic. Peter says Babylon because he means Babylon. The 'Babylon' of prophecy in...

First century code....give me a break. This is how the Romanist have built their kingdom. Nothing means what it says. And it means only what they say. I believe Peter was talking about Babylon. The 'Babylon' of prophecy is different in Revelation. Do you really believe Peter is saying...