beloved57
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You know you don't believe that Christ death saved them He died for!
Calvinism, Catholicism are NOT of the Faith
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The Bible plainly teaches that Christ died for the sins of the world, 1 John 2:2.
Of course you believe that John is a liar, like you.
Cruciform
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Of course you believe that James is a liar, like you.
beloved57
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You don't believe that scripture, and you believe that Christ death alone doesn't save those He died for! That's unbelief!
And you believe that false accusations will earn you browny points in hell.
James was a Judaizer, just like most Catholics.
He believed in Jesus, but he also believed that you must keep the law, Acts 15:21.
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The canonical epistle of James is the infallible word of God, which makes you nothing less than a liar (Prov. 19:5).
The Bible clearly makes it evident that James was a Judaizer.
Read it for yourself, Acts 15.
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Post #87
Because you would rather believe a lie than to believe the truth, you will not read the scriptures for yourself.
Why did James send men to spy on Peter and Barnabas? Galatians 2:12.
James wanted to know if Peter and Batnabas were eating with Gentiles. A violation of Jewish law.
beloved57
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Bearing false witness against a Apostle of Jesus Christ!
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Catholics "read the Scriptures for themselves" every bit as much as you do, friend. Try again.
The text says absolutely nothing about James "sending" anyone to "spy on" anyone, and certainly nothing whatsoever about James being a "Judaizer." And even if it had, the glaring fact remains that the epistle of James is the infallible truth of God, who unambiguously declares that "a man is justified by works and not by faith alone" (Jas. 2:24).
Gaudium de veritate,
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Okay, so you are going to play dumb?
Here it is in black and white.
"But when Peter was come to Antioch, I withstood him to the face, because he was to be blamed".
"For before that certain came from JAMES, (Judaizers) he did eat with the Gentiles, but when they were come, he withdrew himself and separated himself, fearing them which were of the circumcision" Galatians 2:11, 12.
James sent men to spy on Peter and Barnabas to see if they were eating with Gentiles. A definite no, no, for Jews that observed the law of Moses.
A Judaizer is one that believes in Jesus, but also believes that you must keep the law of Moses. James was a Judaizer at the time this was written. Peter and Barnabas also had a problem, Paul had to straighten them out.
glorydaz
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"In black an white," you say. Please indicate exactly where in the above text the terms "sent," spy," and "Judaizer" appear in black and white.
Gaudium de veritate,
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You are without hope.
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Your inability to provide the information requested in Post #95 is telling. So much for your initial claims about St. James.
Why are you concerned about that? After all, you reject Paul's Gospel. (The Grace Gospel)
James was written to the members of the House of Israel. He
wasn't speaking to the Gentiles or the Body of Christ.
You have rejected the Grace Message. Therefore, you are not a
member of the Body of Christ. That makes you an "Unbeliever."