Eat food in memory of him, not a tiny chalk drop.I do what He asked me to do: Luke 22:19
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Eat food in memory of him, not a tiny chalk drop.I do what He asked me to do: Luke 22:19
God by "default" because of the "effect o His body"??Because the son of God is God by default, because of the Col 2:9 effect on his body.
Now, explain which God Jesus was speaking of in Rev 3:12.
Yes - the standard anti-Catholic FIM (Foot In Mouth).
And once again, Einstein . . .4 And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance....
....except Catholics.
The Eucharist is physical food and SPIRITUAL nourishment (John 6:53-59).To figure out how Christ gets digested by the RCC?
Sooooo, basically - you have NO response for the Biblical and historical case I made that YOU follow the Catholic Canon of the NT.The RCC quotes scripture from time to time, during the mass commentary conundrum.
It is kinda comical listening to the radio broadcast about Mary telling folks this and that for about a half hour at a time.
They have a direct line to God's mama.
Jesus better watch it, cause they will bypass him and pray to his mama....
AWESOME.Surely Jesus did not self cannibalize when saying "this is my body, take eat", then ate himself.
The doctrines of the Church as they pertain to the Mass (Acts 2:46-47, 1 Cor. 10:16), the Eucharist (Matt. 26:26-29, Mark 14:22-25, Luke 22:19-20, John 6:29-71, 1 Cor. 11:27-30), Confession (Matt. 16:15, Matt. 18: 15-18, John 20:21-23, 2:Cor. 2:10, 5:18-20), Baptism (Ezk. 36:25-28, Acts 2:37-38, Acts 10:48, John 3:5, Mark 16:16, Eph. 4:5) and so on, are well-documented in the BibleThe RCC quotes scripture from time to time, during the mass commentary conundrum.
Egad!The doctrines of the Church as they pertain to the Mass (Acts 2:46-47, 1 Cor. 10:16), the Eucharist (Matt. 26:26-29, Mark 14:22-25, Luke 22:19-20, John 6:29-71, 1 Cor. 11:27-30), Confession (Matt. 16:15, Matt. 18: 15-18, John 20:21-23, 2:Cor. 2:10, 5:18-20), Baptism (Ezk. 36:25-28, Acts 2:37-38, Acts 10:48, John 3:5, Mark 16:16, Eph. 4:5) and so on, are well-documented in the Bible
The Mass in the Revelation
The Book of Revelation is FILLED with similarities and references between Mass on earth and that of the heavenly liturgy.
Here is a list of some of them:
Rev. 1:10 speaks of the heavenly liturgy being celebrated on the Lord's day. Catholics are obliged to attend mass on Sunday (the Lord’s Day).
Rev. 1:12, 2:5 speaks of lampstands or “Menorahs” in heaven. They are also used in the mass here on earth.
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.
Rev. 2:5, 16, 21; 3:3; 16:11 speaks of a penitential rite going on in heaven – just like the in the Mass on earth.
Rev. 15:3-4 speaks of the “Gloria” being recited in heaven. You will hear this recited during the Mass on earth.
Rev. 4:4, 5:14; 11:16, 14:3, 19:4 mentions the presbuteros(oi) (priests) in heaven. On earth, the priest offers Jesus’ eternal and ongoing sacrifice during the Mass.
Rev. 5:8, 6:9-11, 8:3-4 speaks of the saints in heaven interceding on our behalf – just as they are petitioned in the Mass.
Rev. 4:8 speaks of heaven's un-ending hymn of praise to God, “Holy, Holy, Holy”. This very same prayer is recited in the Mass.
Rev. 2:17 speaks of manna in heaven that is given to the faithful. Likewise, during the Mass, we receive the true manna - the Eucharist.
Rev. 5:8, 8:3-4 speaks of incense being used in heaven which has been part of the celebration of the Mass from the beginning.
Rev. 6:9 tells us about the martyrs under the heavenly altar which is mirrored by the Church's tradition of having relics of saints under the altars of our churches on earth.
Rev. 5 speaks of the Lamb (describing Jesus). During the Mass, Jesus is described as the Lamb of God during the Liturgy of the Eucharist.
Rev. 8:3, 11:1, 14:18, 16:7 speaks of an altar being present in heaven – which illustrates that an eternal sacrifice is being offered. That sacrifice is the very same one being offered on the altar during the Mass.
Rev. 14:4 speaks of those who follow the Lamb wherever he goes. They are celibate. In the same way, our celibate priests and religious here on earth follow the Lord.
Rev. 15:7, 16:1-4, 8, 10, 12, 17; 21:9 speaks of chalices (bowls) being used in the heavenly liturgy. Likewise, chalices are used to offer our Lord’s eternal sacrifice on earth during the Mass.
Rev. 17, 19:9 speaks of consuming the Lamb at the marriage celebration in Heaven. This is done at every single Mass on earth during Communion.
Rev. 19:1, 3, 4, 6 speaks of the “Alleluia” being recited in heaven. You will find this recited at every Mass here on earth.
Finally, in Rev. 5:14; 7:12; 19:4, we read that heaven's concluding liturgical prayer “Amen” is the very one that is recited at the end of the Mass on earth.
Yup - only "from time to time" . . .
Fact is, since you do not have Christ in you, you must attempt to eat him weekly.AWESOME.
Now - in the depths of your ignorance, you're showing me that you agree with the pagan Romans, who ALSO accused the Early Church of "cannibalism".
A document written in the late 2nd century A.D. called The Octavius of Minicius Felix describes a debate between a Christian and a pagan at the Roman port of Ostia. It provides valuable insight into how Christians were reviled and how they responded.
Charge: Cannibalism
CAECILIUS THE PAGAN: "You Christians are the worst breed ever to affect the world. You deserve every punishment you can get! Nobody likes you. It would be better if you and your Jesus had never been born. We hear that you are all cannibals--you eat the flesh of your children in your sacred meetings."
OCTAVIUS The Christian: "That story is probably based on reports that we share together a meal of the body and blood of Christ. That we do. But it is not human flesh we eat. It is bread and wine we consecrate to commemorate our Lord's death."
Thanks for PROVING that Catholics are the true Church . . .
The Eucharist is man made and printed in wafer form by RCC presses.The Eucharist is physical food and SPIRITUAL nourishment (John 6:53-59).
YOU can't understand this because it hasn't been revealed to you from the Father - just like Jesus told the crowd that walked away from Him in John 6:66 . . .
John 6:63-65
The words I have spoken to you—they are full of the Spirit and life. Yet there are some of you who do not believe.” For Jesus had known from the beginning which of them did not believe and who would betray him. He went on to say, “This is why I told you that no one can come to me unless the Father has enabled them.”
Hey - at least you'll have some company . . .
Right.God by "default" because of the "effect o His body"??
Where do you get this nonsense??
Time for yet another Bible lesson . . .
Rev. 3:12 doesn't say that Jesus ISN'T God. It merely acknowledges God, period.
Jesus is BOTH God and Man - so every reference to "My God" is from the MAN Jesus Christ.
Remember, Einstein - the Book of Revelations ASSURES us that Jesus and God are ONE and the SAME:
GOD speaking:
Rev. 1:8
“I am the Alpha and the Omega,” says the Lord God, “who is, and who was, and who is to come, the Almighty.”
JESUS speaking:
Rev. 22:12-13
“Look, I am coming soon! My reward is with me, and I will give to each person according to what they have done. I am the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End.
JESUS is the Alpha and the Omega - the Beginning and the End.
GOD is the Alpha and the Omega - the Beginning and the End.
NOW - explain how Jesus is NOT God - yet Revelation explains that He IS God . . .
Yes - the standard anti-Catholic FIM (Foot In Mouth).
It means, "I don't have ANY valid response for that" . . .
We don't surmise such blasphemies. You are as ignorant of Christianity as you are insulting. Your mockery of the Eucharist is diabolical. Back on ignore you go, I can't stomach the evil in your posts.God never, ever became a microscopic cell to mate with Mary's egg as you incarnationists surmise.
No - it's just destroys YOUR moronic position.Egad!
The commentary destroys the scriptures
Fact is, since you do not have Christ in you, you must attempt to eat him weekly.
This is a sad place to be.
I can't imagine praying to the Christ within me, then telling him I must bite him with my mouth.
He would be flabbergasted.
TRANSLATION:The Eucharist is man made and printed in wafer form by RCC presses.
God is not creating little Jesus' in RCC presses.
You better lay off the commentary.
WRONG on BOTH counts, Einstein . . .Right.
Jesus was made God by his God, via the fullness of all of his God indwelling his new, omnipresent spirit body.
God never, ever became a microscopic cell to mate with Mary's egg as you incarnationists surmise.
The theme of the Bible is God inside Christ, not God as Christ.
This debate is ridiculous. Jesus plainly qualified his words as spiritual. Any argument for the literal is the result of blindness. How can a blind person see if he/she is convinced they already see?Surely Jesus did not self cannibalize when saying "this is my body, take eat", then ate himself.
Jesus plainly qualified his words