If I was an infant you would force me to be baptized per eye dropper.How old are you?
You said you had children, but I find that extremely difficult to believe
I peg you at about 15-17 years old.
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If I was an infant you would force me to be baptized per eye dropper.How old are you?
You said you had children, but I find that extremely difficult to believe
I peg you at about 15-17 years old.
What will the RCC think of to sell next?It's a cup of water, Einstein . . .
Poor unbathed half million inhabitants of Jerusalem, including Roman soldiers.First of all – there is no “Virgin’s Pool. There was the “Fountain of the Virgin,” named after Jesus’ Mother Mary, who, according to legend, washed his swaddling cloth there. It was a spring that fed the “Pool of Siloam", and is said to have been used for drinking water and irrigation – NOT bathing.
As for “Upper Gihon” and “Lower Gihon” – these weren’t pools either. Gihon was also a spring that was used as a fresh water source. The word “Gihon” is derived for the word meaning “gush forth”.
Now, back to the Pool of Siloam – it was a pool that was used for JEWISH Ritual Cleansing. The Priests and scribes would NEVER have allowed the Apostles to use it to baptize people in the Baptism of Christ.
Try again . . .
Is it an “auto baptizer” by Ronco?Uhhh, that is a picture of a clam-shaped container POURING water on the infant's head, Einstein - NOT an "eyedropper" . . .
Is this an admission that you would kiss the Popes ring?Would you spit on him if you had the chance?
YOU think the Roman's shared baths with the Jews??Poor unbathed half million inhabitants of Jerusalem, including Roman soldiers.
Lol
I told you - it's a cup, Einstein.Is it an “auto baptizer” by Ronco?
[removed]If I was an infant you would force me to be baptized per eye dropper.
I would be smart enough to run from you and your baptismal eye dropperIf you were an infant, you'd probably be smarter than you are as an adult . . .
Yes, but they are too old to baptize. They are in their 30s. RCC only baptizes newbornsI told you - it's a cup, Einstein.
And you have children??
No, They both had bathing areas. You know, water areas. Places to immerse oneselfYOU think the Roman's shared baths with the Jews??
How old ARE you??
[removed] . . .Yes, but they are too old to baptize. They are in their 30s. RCC only baptizes newborns
Yup - and YOU think the Romans allowed Christian Baptisms n THEIR bathing areas??No, They both had bathing areas. You know, water areas. Places to immerse oneself
That may be so, but not all Christians have the right to dictate doctrine - only the bishops of the Catholic Church, led by the Pope, have that power. Your "church" doesn't even have bishops!The church consists of all those who believe on Jesus Christ for salvation; and who are born again of the Holy Spirit: the body of Christ: Christians.
Your "apostate Jerusalem" hypothesis is very interesting. I'd not heard it before and will look into it. Thanks.WOW.
You can’t tell the difference between APOSTATE Jerusalem and the NEW Heavenly Jerusalem??
And you question MY Biblical interpretations??
Now I’m really embarrassed for you.
YIKES!!
It doesn't take much to confuse some folks ... Little wonder they struggle with Catholic theology. It's like trying to teach Grade 12 maths to Grade 1-ers.WOW.
You can’t tell the difference between APOSTATE Jerusalem and the NEW Heavenly Jerusalem?? ...
YIKES!!
[removed]I told you.
The RCC is in most Protestant churches.
She is the harlot of Rev. and they are her daughters.
Their doctrines are very similar, so they pass to and fro from it in various ways.
Oneness even has powerful RCC roots.
[removed]RCC only baptizes newborns
No, the truth is exactly what we see in Acts and the epistles.removed.
Do you honestly think the inhabitants of Jerusalem were bathless?Yup - and YOU think the Romans allowed Christian Baptisms n THEIR bathing areas??
I pity your children . . .