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Non sequitor. No one suggested we do not participate in Christ’s work. You cannot side step the fact Jesus never taught to pray to people.

Generally, people want to read commentary from a foremost expert, not from one who admits lacking any credentials. Maybe your the one to write a layman’s guide the Scripture? The trick is balancing in-depth analysis with readability and not being intimidating. I wish you well.

No. Jesus did NOT raise himself from the dead. That is a lie. Scripture clearly states that God - in his unitarian nature - raised Jesus from the dead. Acts 17:31 The Voice 31 He has fixed a day of accountability, when the whole world will be justly evaluated by a new, higher standard: not by...

No, God did not say that. In modern vernacular God said sit on that throne of my mine.

Oh God. More PERVERSION OF EQUALITY. See 1 Corinthians 11:3. There is a hierarchy. Not everyone is God. I get you are following tradition over Scripture. Stated nowhere in Scripture. This is anti-Christ, opposite the way Jesus taught us to pray.

Since when does anything have to be confined to Bible verses? Your position is ridiculous. There is a reason the question of prayer cane up. Maybe your view is Jesus was wrong in his answer?

Still does not support what you are claiming. Your arrogance is too much for me. Have a blessed day and life. Welcome to my ignore list.

LOL. I am the one who actually showed how the Scripture you cited said NOTHING about what you claimed it did.

You do have a God complex. Christ. Church. Not the same. Christ has ALL authority. The denomination you belong to has no authority. That you rely on Scripture that does not support your position in the least is hilarious.

You are far too arrogant for me. Have a blessed day.

Cannot discern what is Scriptural from what is not, huh?

They certainly are your opinions! Jesus said nothing of his doctrines. From a modern translation: Luke 10:16 The Voice 16 Listen, disciples: if people give you a hearing, they’re giving Me a hearing. If they reject you, they’re rejecting Me. And if they reject Me, they’re rejecting the One...

Excellent topic for another thread. I hope you start one.

OK. The but monkey got me and that is all I could hear. So, while it is good that you do admit that people DO come to Christ through the many Protestant denominations, your BUT MONKEY stopped from answering my question. How your view is to abandon these millions of people who come to Christ...

See my thread on Evidence to be Seen

Yet, when asked how to pray, Jesus did not say TO any ol’ Person is AOK.

It’s so odd that you object to the fact that several men in the Bible were worshipped but are AOK with praying to anyone - EVEN THOUGH Jesus said to pray only to God, the Father, in Heaven.

Then why did intercession of saints come up? The objection is not praying FOR but praying TO. You know that.

Your ‘answer’ has nothing to do with my question. Putting aside all your caustic, holier-than—thou criticism, which is a lot to set aside, it is almost AS IF you are implying there could be a hint of good with those rascally, disobedient Protestant groups you despise so much. Correct me if I...

I’m a little confused. You are not a believer in God’s Anointed, Jesus?