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Joseph is a type of Jesus, not a type of Peter. He had many wives. Which one do you have in mind?

I just remembered it was in connection with Antioch, Googled it and it was the first hit. I didn’t pay any attention to the rest of what is on the website. Did you honor my ancestor on her Feast day? Have you ever called upon her? (I’ve done neither.)

I don’t know that we’ll agree but tell me and I’ll find out and let you know.

So. Am I guilty or not guilty?

Yes. It was covered in my Church history classes. Why are you taking me to that historic period?

So says Catholicism.

I’m aware of the nuances the Catholic Church makes.

I am.

That’s not Joseph typology.

Do you enjoy irony @theefaith? Fun fact. One of my ancestors (through my mother’s genealogical line) is a Roman Catholic Saint. I believe her name is “Margaret,” but I haven’t seen the documentation in years, and it’s always been a bit of a family scandal. She has a feast day, do you observe...

I believe I mentioned that in a previous post to you.

I’m not and never have been. Would it have been sufficient evidence to convince you that I’ve committed treason against the Trinity if I were?

Yes. Repetition for emphasis.

Yes. What the Roman Catholic Church did to them is abominable.

It has nothing to do with the Roman Catholic Church. * Still not convinced that I’ve committed treason against the Trinity? This wouldn’t, in and of itself, convince a Protestant but it should convince a Roman Catholic. *

I still pray “thy kingdom come” and I believe with every fiber of my being that it will when Jesus returns.

Timothy was a pastor, not an apostle, at least not in the same sense that the twelve were.

Separation of Church and state is a gut punch to your system. Look again at my avatar. On the left we see Dirk Willems. Look closer. I see Jesus when I look at Dirk. On the right we see an unnamed man, the Catholic guard. Look closer. I see the old me. I’ve never been a Catholic, but I’ve been...

Inwardly (Romans 2:29).

Unbelieving Jews (i.e. Jews who do not believe Jesus is the Messiah) are outside of the new covenant. They’re still under the Mosaic covenant. Get on board, unbelieving Jews (and unbelieving Gentiles).