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From The Mouse That Roared

Reading Of Patience by Tertullian.

I was reading Lamentations this morning and thought of this thread. “Continually we strained our eyes, looking in vain for help. From our towers we watched endlessly for a nation that could not save us.” (Lamentations 4:17, NCB) All the nations of the world are going to learn this painful lesson.

I’m glad to hear that. Jewish speculation is a pathway, not the only pathway, to idolatry. If you’re really into Jesus then you know who his God and our God is - and who his God and our God is not. If we’re really into Jesus we won’t be involved in defending foreign deities. The Trinity...

Jews assaulting the Messiah’s God is nothing new or unheard of. Listening to Jesus. That’s where my peace is.

The refutation of the Trinity is the word of the Messiah. Jesus plainly tells us who his God and the God of his followers is. Toss away the Kabbalah.

Yes. It doesn’t alter the fact that the Messiah’s God isn’t the Trinity.

What does “believing on the Lord Jesus Christ” require from us? In other words, how do we do that?

The Messiah’s God isn’t the Trinity.

Have you ever sat down with the Bible and just read it for yourself, with no thought about what anyone else has thought or said about it?

A defense (aka an apology) for a foreign deity is an affront to, and an assault on, the Messiah’s God.

From Soylent Green

Finished reading On Baptism and On Repentance. Starting Tertullian’s On Prayer.

There is only one gospel. Jesus and Paul both preached it.

Martyrdom. Martyrdom. Martyrdom. Heavy reading. Reading now Tertullian’s On Baptism.

From The Absent-Minded Professor

What’s your take on this @Dropship?

It’s not the Messiah’s God.

Let’s do this thing.

“The grace of the Lord Jesus be with all. Amen.” (Revelation 22:21, NASB)