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Origen circa 250 AD: But when our Lord Jesus Christ comes, whose arrival that prior son of Nun designated, he sends priests, his apostles, bearing “trumpets hammered thin,” the magnificent and heavenly instruction of proclamation. Matthew first sounded the priestly trumpet in his Gospel; Mark...

Who and in what year?

You said "joyous". I didn't. What assassinations did Francis commemorate during his commemoration of the Reformation?

If you could read, you'd see that the descriptions are English. But there's no "Catholic" to be seen therein. Aren't you glad that Pope Francis commemorated the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation?

Then why did Pope Francis commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation?

Thank God for that, and for the Protestant Reformation. Here are the interlinear translations of the associated Greek words in Acts 9:31. I defy you to find the word "Catholic" anywhere in these descriptions. More RC hallucination. It is to laugh. Thanks for the guffaws. 1577 [e]...

Reformation Historicism accurately recognized the apostate papacy as the predominant antichrist of its era, fulfilling the associated prophecies in Daniel, Thessalonians, and Revelation; and the expectations of the ECFs. This recognition was a foundational doctrine of the Reformation. The...

True. There are 250 (more by now) of them. It was an RC himself who told us that. There are more than 250 RC splinters, each of which considers each of the others and the Vatican to be dissents, and which are considered by the Vatican to be dissidents. There is no Catholic Church inside...

250 RC splinters. And every one of those 250 splinters would condemn the Vatican and every other splinter as being apostate, and would be condemned by the Vatican as being apostate. By contrast, Protestants accept liberty and the freedom to worship in their environments of choice across all...

From From Luther's Works: Furthermore, how will you endure [the Romanists'] terrible idolatries? It was not enough that they venerated the saints and praised God in them, but they actually made them into gods. They put that noble child, the mother Mary, right into the place of Christ. They...

Your incomprehension is beyond comprehension. Quote my claim that Catholics are not required to pray the rosary. Provide links, names, sources, dates, and verbatim quotes of recognized Reformers who prayed the rosary during the Reformation. Provide links, names, sources, dates, and verbatim...

Luther's 95 theses do not mention infant baptism or condone any "false traditions". The Reformation had nothing to do with infant baptism or any "false traditions". The Reformation succeeded because God opened the spiritual eyes of the Reformers to recognize and confront the antichrist of...

If not for the Reformation, you too would be reciting the rosary. Do you still believe that the Reformation was an error?

If you can't understand plain English and logic, I can't help you. Sorry. Christ is declared to be "Petra" in 1 Corinthians 10:4. Why is Christ declared to be "Petra" there if "Petra" is feminine, but Christ is masculine? If the masculine Christ could be described as the feminine Petra, why...

You're incapable of understanding the issue, so I'm waiting to hear from your friend "Illuminator" instead.

The originating seminal issue has still not been addressed. Why did Matthew not, in the Greek, render Matthew 16:18 as "Petros/Petros", which would have reflected Aramaic's singular rendering? But Matthew didn't. He rendered the Greek as "Petros/Petra". He rendered it thus because the Holy...

Afraid of medical evidence. Jesus wasn't. But you are. You're either errant or fraudulent. Or both. Thank God for the Reformation.

You haven't answered the questions about Ignatius. Here they are again: Did he somehow dissolve himself to permit himself to be poured out? What type of wheat was he? Hard red winter? Hard red spring? What kind of bread was he? White, whole wheat, sourdough? They represent your literal...

Matthew 8 2 And, behold, there came a leper and worshipped him, saying, Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make me clean. 3 And Jesus put forth his hand, and touched him, saying, I will; be thou clean. And immediately his leprosy was cleansed. 4 And Jesus saith unto him, See thou tell no man; but go...

More metaphors from Ignatius from his Letter to the Romans: But grant me nothing more than to be poured out as a libation to God... Allow me to be bread for the wild beasts... I am the wheat of God and am ground by the teeth of the wild beasts, that I may be found to be the pure bread of...