I have found that once this distinction is understood a lot of things fall into place. Thanks for watching

I have to say, when it comes to the history of Roman Papal politics and culture ... we will know them by their fruits.

Amen. Verbum Dei Manet Eternium!

Lugh Lamhfada What kind of quotes were you talking about? Maybe this one from Martin Luther? Chapter 28 of Martin Luther sermon on John 16 (1528) 28 Accordingly, we concede to the papacy that they sit in the true Church, possessing the office instituted by Christ and inherited from the apostles, to teach, baptize, administer the sacrament, absolve, ordain, etc., just as the Jews sat in their synagogues or assemblies and were the regularly established priesthood and authority of the Church. We admit all this and do not attack the office, although they are not willing to admit as much for us; yea, we confess that we have received these things from them, even as Christ by birth descended from the Jews and the apostles obtained the Scriptures from them.

There are thousands of quotes. All the reformers and pre reformers, all the way to the first century.

Nope, I'm Lutheran. Thanks for the heads-up about modern Bibles. If You're interested in that sort of thing check out the ATP playlist on Bible translations. Thanks for watching

He recommends the KJV.

@@AskThePastor why do you keep Sunday a law of RCC? This I never understood why “Protestantism” keeps this… When the Bible is clear.

@@godloves9163 Some Sabbatarian Christians maintain that the Catholic Church changed the day of worship from Sabbath to Sunday, starting with a Sunday law enacted by Constantine the Great (306-337 A.D.) in 321 A.D. The assumption here is that Constantine put into place a religious law. But Constantine did not enact a Christian law, but a civil one. He could not have been a Catholic, since the Catholic Church as was known during the Reformation period was not even formally organized until several centuries later. It is even doubtful that he was even a Christian, though some make that claim. Christians by this time were already meeting together for worship on the first day of the week. Many, if not most, had been doing so for at least a couple centuries before Constantine arrived on the scene. They did not call this day Sunday, but rather referred to it as the Lord's Day, in honor of Christ's resurrection from the dead. The claim by the Catholic Church in some of their catechisms that they changed the sanctity of the Sabbath day to Sunday is not evidence that they actually did so. The New Testament does not anywhere make Sunday holy, neither does it make the Sabbath holy. The emphasis had been taken away from the day and placed on Christ, making the observance of particular days no longer necessary. The early Christian Church fathers of the 1st and 2nd centuries A.D. did not consider the Sabbath day to be a day all Christians were obligated to observe. They gave a different testimony. While the following epistles and statements are not in Scripture and should therefore not be considered canonical, they help to provide useful historical information regarding prevalent beliefs of the early Church in its first centuries. The Epistle of Ignatius to the Magnesians 8-10 (c. 110 A.D.) "Do not be deceived by strange doctrines or antiquated myths, since they are worthless. For if we continue to live accordance with Judaism, we admit that we have not received grace. For the most godly prophets lived in accordance with Christ Jesus. This is why they were persecuted, being inspired as they were by His grace in order that those who are disobedient might be fully convinced that there is one God who revealed Himself through Jesus Christ His Son, who is His Word which came forth from silence, who in every respect pleased Him who sent Him. If, then, those who had lived in antiquated practices came to newness of hope, no longer keeping the Sabbath but living in accordance with the Lord's day, on which our life also arose through Him and His death (which some deny), the mystery through which we came to believe, and because of which we patiently endure, in order that we might be found to be disciples of Jesus Christ, our only teacher, how can we possibly live without Him, whom even the prophets, who were His disciples in the Spirit, were expecting as their teacher? Because of this He for whom they rightly waited raised them from the dead when He came. Therefore let us not be unaware of His goodness. For if He were to imitate the way we act, we are lost. Therefore, having become His disciples, let us learn to live in accordance with Christianity. For whoever is called by any other name than this one does not belong to God. Throw out, therefore, the bad leaven, which has become stale and sour, and reach for the new leaven, which is Jesus Christ. Be salted with Him, so that none of you become rotten, for by your odor you will be examined. It is utterly absurd to profess Jesus Christ and to practice Judaism. For Christianity did not believe in Judaism, but Judaism in Christianity, in which "every tongue" believed and "was brought together" to God." (10). There are many other writings of church fathers from the 1st and 2nd centuries on this but I think that one epistle is enough evidence that the early church always observed Sunday decades before Constantine was born.

@@danielbatista946 Sure some apostasy was already creeping into the church. Keeping Sunday as a tradition isn’t a problem. Making it a law / commandment is, that is indeed the claim that the RCC has done, made it a law / commandment. So yes it has been changed. And yes the early Christians did keep Sabbath. Hence why most languages have Saturday with the word Sabbath for the 7th day. Luke himself called the Sabbath a commandment. Luke 22:20 Confirms New Covenant by the blood of Christ at the cross. Luke 23:56 They rested on the Sabbath ACCORDING TO THE COMMANDMENT. After the cross. Luke wrote his Gospel decades after the death of Christ inspired by the Holy Spirit. Yet still calling it ACCORDING TO THE COMMANDMENT!

Lutherans don't believe that Sunday is the Sabbath. They do, however, believe Sabbath is ceremonial law and therefore we are free have our worship day on any day that ends in "Y." If by "Sunday enforcement" you mean the SDA belief, we don't go in for that because it requires a Jewish understanding of the Sabbath.

@@AskThePastor Thanks for your reply. I like finding out what various denominations believe. In looking at the two laws both in Deuteronomy and the NT, I see ceremonial, or Jewish/Mosaic sabbaths, in the "ordinances against us," while the weekly Sabbath cycle was already in place before the Jewish nation, and was still proclaimed by Jesus, and observed weekly by Paul, the gentile preacher who declared there was no longer Jew nor Greek in the New covenant, but all are Abraham's seed. So, I can't see how the Sabbath in stone has more need for a Jewish understanding than the other 9 commandments it is a unit with, especially when Jesus said it was for man, not Jews, and all will be observing it forever in the new earth per Isaiah 66. I am somewhat amazed that Luther, with his keen recognition of the Antichrist power, did not focus on the papacy's arrogant proclamation that it had the authority to change times and laws, and boast specifically that Sunday was a MARK of its authority. Yet reform is progressive, and obviously Luther made incredible inroads which we can all be grateful for. I only wish the Reformation had not been hobbled by the jesuit counter-reformation, with its devious creation of dispensationalism to hide the identity of Antichrist, and done so craftily that much of the evangelical church buys into it as doctrine today. The world seems to wonder after the pope with adoration now.

Well, we have no way of knowing whether the saints would hear your request, and since omnipotence isn’t ascribed to the glorified saints, we can probably assume the saints would not hear that prayer. They do pray for us, but we cannot communicate with them.

@@MorsGloriaque I do not believe the saints pray for us. There is no evidence in the Bible for that. They were people like us.

I believe that all dead are in their graves, awaiting the day of resurrection. So there are no saints currently in heaven, saints being those who have been redeemed. The Old Testament is perhaps more descriptive about the state of the dead. I see no change with the ushering in of the new testament. The story of the Rich Man and Lazarus was a parable. When Jesus spoke to the thief on the cross, He said "I tell you today, thou shall be with me in paradise" . If the dead exist as conscious souls in heaven, then what need have they of the resurrection? Man was never destined to live in heaven. Upon the restoration of earth, heaven is to descend onto it, where God will dwell with his people.

Praying to Mary or any dead saint is necromancy and therefore an abomination in the sight of God

Jesus is called the son of man, prophet, the holy one of Israel, God almighty, sometimes called the angel of the Lord all this referred to the same person... don't be confuse Man of sin, Antichrist, whore of Babylon, little horn, beast with 7 heads, son of perdition all this are Reference to Roman Pontiff ( Pope )

I've not heard of it. It sounds like something the Lutheran World Federation would come up with though. This video may provide some background: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iKyUfcSC2d7Tgac.html

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@@AskThePastor thank you

I have no idea what you're talking about. If i did I'd put it on the list though.

@@AskThePastor I wasn't aware of it until they walked up on me at my local grocery store. So I had to do research. But its becoming a new and huge teaching. I just thought maybe you'd like to cover the topic for the ones who just get into the word. So that they're aware. Basically they know the bible really well but manipulate it to their beliefs that Christ 2nd coming has already happen. It's crazy stuff.

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The Papacy is an illegitimate corruption of the True Church. The Papcy was conceived and designed by the Evil One, in order to usurp the True Church, the Church that Jesus has established, and against which the gates of hades shall not prevail.

You know how you can tell that the Papacy is fake, and invented not by Christ? Because IF what Roman Papists claim were true, there'd be no Church. Peter was requiring that only circumcised Jews in good standing in the Mosaic setting, could be accepted into Christ. Fortunately, neither Peter, nor the other Apostles, believed Peter was in charge of the Church.

You are an error because you assume the water in John 3:5 is symbolic as in Ephesians chapter 5. Neither is the case. If you can prove that assertion then your argument might have a like to stand on. But as no one has been able to prove the Jesus is speaking figuratively there, I doubt you can. Jesus saves through baptism because in baptism he gives faith to infants. 1st Peter 3:21, Titus 3:5 etc. Throughout the New Testament Baptism is described as giving things that only God can give, therefore it is God's work that he does upon us, not our work that we do to demonstrate our faith. What you call error in me is a reflection of your willingness to separate what God has joined together in holy baptism, ie the spirit and the water.

@@AskThePastor Can you show me in each case in the Acts that they were not saved first?

@@AskThePastor It is a sin to have parents believe if their children are not baptized then they are lost. God is more loving than us and love children no matter what. Children will be in heaven and being baptized has nothing to do with it. Deuteronomy 1:39. 2sd Samuel 12:23. Matthew 19:14.

Yes I go through the Acts passages in other baptism videos. As for your comments on infants, it depends on whether they have Christian parents or not. Again, I've covered this on other videos.

@@AskThePastor Salvation has nothing to do with whether or not ones parents is a believer. John 1:13. That's why each person must be born again. John 3:3,5,7. We will all give account as to what we did with God's Word. The Truth. Matthew 6:23b. I will be praying that God leads you by His Spirit into His Truth.