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No, it's just that I - and MOST of the English-speaking world fully understands what "In the name of" means - even if YOU don't.

You just did it FOR me. Besides, I've been refuting your nonsense for several days now . . .

I don’t care if you “agree” with me or not. I was talking about your abhorrent behavior towards Catholics. I guess the truth hurts. . . .

NOWHERE in ALL of Scripture does it tell us that Jesus is out “ONLY intercessor.” 1 Tim. 2:5 calls Him out one MEDIATOR. As for intercession – This is something that the ENTIRE Body of Christ does for one another (1 Cor. 12:21-22. James 5:16, Rev. 8:5). STUDY your Bible . . .

And EVERY ONE of those beautiful verses shows the SAME thing: "By the AUTHORITY of". Healings, Baptisms, casting out demons - it is ALL done by the AUTHORITY of Jesus. Baptizing in the manner that HE commanded in Matt. 28:19 is Baptizing by His AUTHORITY. Don't worry - you'll get there . . .

Another LIE . . . I don’t see a SINGLE example of YOU being “civil” towards ANY Catholic here. In fact – the ONLY reason I even had to engage in a conversation with you and expose your nonsense was because of your anti-Catholic attacks. Try to stay grounded in reality . . .

Keep studying son. You'll eventually understand what "In the name of" means. Hopefully, it won't be too late by then . . .

Here we go again. Time for aan English Lesson . . . ****************************** Definition of the word “PRAY”: Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary: Full Definition of pray transitive verb 1: entreat, implore —often used as a function word in introducing a question, request, or plea<pray...

Why - because YOU say so?? Did cutting off the foreskin of a baby do anything in ther OT?

Typo - it's Rev. 5:8. Refute that, Einstein . . .

Yup. Rev. 1:13, 4:4, 6:11, 7:9, 15:6, 19:13-14 tells us about priests wearing special vestments in the heavenly liturgy. Here on earth, Catholic priests also wear liturgical vestments when celebrating Mass.

Exactly - The saints are on EARTH and the saints in Heaven intercede on their (our) behalf, according to Rev. 8:5. There is NO getting around this Biblical fact . . .

You blew it again . . . WHO are the "SAINTS" being spoken of here? Rev. 5:8 And when he had taken the book, the four living creatures and the four and twenty elders fell down before the Lamb, having each one a harp, and golden bowls full of incense, which are the prayers of the saints.

YAWN . . .

Hmmmm - another empty and impotent anti-Catholic attack to cover the fact that you FAILED to andwer my challenging questions. Let me know ehen your're ready to address them in post #987 . . .

THANK YOU, too for admitting that you cannot answer the questoins I posed. You're gonna have to study a little harder in order to answer these historical fatcs . . .

THANK YOU for admitting that you cannot answer the question. Another Anti-Scriptural attack exposed . . .

Matt. 28:19 "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit" Gee - I wonder if I'll het to witness you telling Jesus that He "screwed up" when He is judging you. I'll bring the popcorn . . . Acts 2:38-39 And Peter...

Who are the "saint"s whose prayers are being carried to God as incense? EVERY time I discuss "saints" with a non0-Catholic - they ALWAYS tell me that they are those of us who follow Christ on earth. How has that changed when it comes to Rev. 5:8?? WHO else woulf those in Heaven be interceding...

WRONG. Aa I already showed you - the saints in Heaven (Rev. 5:8) and the Angels (Rev. 8:4-5) intercede as well. Repeating your lies doesn't make them "true", Mr. Goebbels . . .