I love these two minute explanations.

Thanks for covering Reformed Presbyterianism. I am not RPCNA, but I am so grateful to be a part of a Psalm-singing Reformed Presbyterian church.

Please do a video on differences between Eastern Orthodoxs and Eastern Catholics!

Another Exclusive Psalmody church. As a Reformed Baptist we sing Psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs.

The RP denomination is really born out of rejection of the 1690 Revolution Church of Scotland. Roughly 7000 remained outside the Kirk, initially without any ordained leaders, eventually forming the Reformed Presbytery in 1743. There's also the RP Testimony, quite a lengthy document which details what lense through which the Westminster Confession of Faith is viewed, as they don't completely line up with the WCF in all points. Many within the RPCNA are also extremely pro-manmade holy days, viewing such departures as adiaphora.

It is beneficial to know that a group of Presbyterians tries to stick as close to the sacred scriptures according to their present state of knowledge. I pray for the day to come soon, that they will abandon the name "Presbyterian." It is simply not found in the sacred scriptures as a name for a church. That is a denominational name that thrives due to man-made religions and doctrines and traditions. The New Testament clearly teaches us that God's people are designated by God's phrases of ownership and association. Christ promised to build his congregation or group. (Matthew 16:18). Paul specifically mentions the congregations that existed in his day that belonged to Christ Jesus, as "congregations of Christ." (Romans 16:16). They were also designated as "congregations of God". (Acts 20:28; 1 Corinthians 1:2). The modern denominational names (such as Baptist , Methodist, and Presbyterian were not known, used, or authorized to exist in those days, nor in our days. So, if we intend to appeal to the word of the living God, we must put aside all man-made religions and doctrines and go back to the Bible. If we do so our future will be far beyond what we have ever known as ultimate happiness. "If any one speaks, let him speak as the very word of God." (1 Peter 4:11; Colossians 3:17).

It's cool to see my small denomination covered here! If someone asks about us, I can send them this video 👍

saying "reformed Presbyterian" is like saying "wet water"

Seeking to establish "Christian civil government" i.e. a theocracy is not biblical. Jesus never gave such a command to his apostles. Since they oppose any practice with no command or example in the New Testament, they are hypocrites.

Thank you,Joshua🌹⭐🌞⭐🌹

I love singing Psalms, especially when I'm listening to

You should do a video on the URCNA and on the Canadian reformed church. Great content

Thanks for the great video. I was curious about this church.

Could you do a video on the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Ireland, please? Love your channel and I'm glad to see you've gone well over 100k.

I also love these explanations!!! Thank you for your work!!!

When I was a kid that I was in a Presbyterian Church that in Sunday School that they brought up the three wise men on them being astrologers.

One wonders what the "hymns and spiritual songs" are in Paul's instruction to the the Ephesians and Colossians: "Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord." The Psalter is only 1/3rd of this.

do a video on the sspx

The main thing I'd like to see added to this is to hear how many people are part of these Denominations. As far as I can tell, the RPCNA has about 7,000 members.

I like the new icons, they're great!