“The Trinity is not biblical “ even though the Bible teaches everything in the Trinity.

RT @EYakoby: BREAKING: Video has emerged of the massacre that occurred in Ethiopia. Islamists stormed a Christian village, burned down two…

The Bible doesn't APPROVE genocide, slavery, rape, misogyny. It REPORTS it. Stop using this premise as an excuse to reject God.

4 reasons to follow Jesus - He made you. - He knows you. - He died for you. - Your past doesn’t scare him. Repent of your sins and trust in Jesus.

Unpopular opinion: If the living knew what the dead knew, the whole world would follow Jesus the Christ..

Can anybody explain to me why the media simply refuses to report on what’s happening to Christians in Nigeria?

Right now, a genocide against Christians, perpetrated by Muslims, is happening in Nigeria. More than 3,000 members of Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo’s church have been killed. And he has already conducted over 200 mass burials for his congregation. This year alone, more Christians have been killed in Nigeria than Gazans in 3 years of war. But no one seems to care, and the media remains silent. x.com/jvientos/status/211149…

God became a man and humanity killed Him.

How to not be a lukewarm Christian.

Something similar happened in the NT and the first reaction from the disciples was that they must have committed great sins. Jesus corrected them that they didn’t die because of sin but evil in the world caught up with them. May God keep us from evil and untimely death🙏🏾

The four Gospels in your Bible are actually MORE different than most Christians realize and once you understand HOW, it completely changes the way you read them. Let me explain. First, you need to keep this in mind. Each Gospel was written by a real person, with a unique personality, a different purpose, and a particular audience in mind. Let’s start with Matthew. Ironically, Matthew was a former tax collector, a profession widely despised by the Jewish people... yet he writes his Gospel primarily for a Jewish audience. This is why he makes more than 60 references to the Old Testament. He also organizes Jesus' teachings into 5 major discourses, which many scholars see as paralleling the 5 books of Moses... And he presents Jesus as the new and GREATER Moses. His point? Moses gave us a law written in stone. Jesus gives us a new law written in our hearts. Mark is next. The book of Mark is the shortest gospel and was likely written primarily for Roman Gentiles. How do we know? Because Mark repeatedly explains Jewish customs and traditions that a Jewish audience would have already understood. Also, Roman society placed enormous value on power, authority, and status. And here comes Mark talking about how Jesus has those things but exercises his authority and power as a *servant.* That would've been a radical message to his audience. Luke is next. The Gospel of Luke was written with a broader Gentile Greek speaking audience in mind. Luke, traditionally identified as a physician, was incredibly detailed and organized. In fact, Luke is the longest Gospel…and the longest individual book in the New Testament. He also wrote the *second* longest book in the New Testament… Acts (which is a sequel to the book of Luke). Luke is also the only Gospel that gives us detailed accounts of *both* the birth of John the Baptist and Jesus. He also places special emphasis on women, the poor, the marginalized and those that had been rejected by society. Why? Because salvation had reached beyond the religious, social, and ethnic boundaries people had established. Lastly, the book of John. It has been traditionally attributed to Jesus' best friend, his beloved disciple who very humbly referred to himself as “the disciple whom Jesus loved." Traditionally, many believe John was the youngest disciple, possibly even a teenager when Jesus called him. Now, John tells us why he writes his gospel in John 20:31. Basically, he just wants to tell people about Jesus so people can trust in Him and be saved. Interestingly enough, around 90% of John's Gospel contains material not found in Matthew, Mark, or Luke. It's almost as if he's saying: "I knew Him intimately. And you can know Him too." Here’s the bottom line. These are not four different stories. It’s one truth seen from four different angles, all pointing to the same King. And His name is Jesus.

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This is the verse that makes Islamic demons tremble, and one of the biggest reasons they hate Paul: “But even if we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel to you than what we have preached to you, let him be accursed.” Galatians 1:8 Paul already shut the door on anyone claiming a new message from an angel. That includes the “angel” Muhammad claimed he met in the cave. God used Paul to expose the false prophet centuries before he even appeared.

“I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.” - John 14:6

"Anyone who really wants the truth, ends up at Jesus." — Johnny Cash

You mean the Epstein files that you confuse with the words of your Prophet?

"Trust me bro, some false prophet from the 7th century said so!"

These are the cross references in the Holy Bible. This is proof it was inspired by God.

Why Islam cannot be true:

Very accurate 😂✝️