Monastery where Christian saint was martyred is uncovered on Eigg
An ARCHAEOLOGICAL dig on a Scottish island has unearthed the remains of what is thought to be a monastery founded by one of the country’s first Christian saints.
St Donnan brought Christianity to many places in the West Highlands in the seventh century before settling on Eigg.
According to local folklore, he became a martyr after he was killed by Norsemen, along with 50 monks, while giving Mass on Easter Sunday in the year 617.
Gustav wrote: John Yurich God teaches "a little leaven, leavens the whole lump." This is why real Christians do not attend the Roman Catholic idolatrous, blasphemous, heretical satanic organisation.
Maybe when John Y attends the (blasphemous) mass, he clamps his hands over his ears and gnashes his teeth whenever unscriptural parts of the (blasphemous) mass are being read or performed by the magician priests. Maybe he even grunts like a pig when the magicians make wild claims, to show the others that he does not accept the unscriptural parts of the (blasphemous) mass. One day, he'll be sure to be anathematised and excommunicated for daring to say that the Pope is a liar.
John Yurich USA wrote: Dan:It is an undeniable fact that the readings from the Bible, the Lord's Prayer, prayers to Jesus and the words of Jesus from the Last Supper are all scriptural. So therefore it is false to state that the entire Mass is unscriptural. That goes against all the laws of logic to state that the Mass is entirely false when there are scriptural parts to the Mass that are listed above.
John Yurich God teaches "a little leaven, leavens the whole lump."
This is why real Christians do not attend the Roman Catholic idolatrous, blasphemous, heretical satanic organisation.
Led by the papal antichrist the Romish deception is going to hell in a hand cart, both the evil priesthood and the sinful pew fillers.
Isaiah 44:9 "They that make a graven image are all of them vanity; and their delectable things shall not profit; and they are their own witnesses; they see not, nor know; that they may be ashamed. 10 Who hath formed a god, or molten a graven image that is profitable for nothing?"
Deut 27:15 Cursed be the man that maketh any graven or molten image, an abomination unto the LORD, the work of the hands of the craftsman, and putteth it in a secret place. And all the people shall answer and say, Amen."
Dan:It is an undeniable fact that the readings from the Bible, the Lord's Prayer, prayers to Jesus and the words of Jesus from the Last Supper are all scriptural. So therefore it is false to state that the entire Mass is unscriptural. That goes against all the laws of logic to state that the Mass is entirely false when there are scriptural parts to the Mass that are listed above.
The RCI mass is in Dem. 32: 32,33. The way how the Lord's Supper is suppose be be use as a symbol of Jesus sacrifice, and it has nothing to do with salvation, and also the ones who are take it are Christens who had already confessed their sin before God(not the priest).
Like Jim said, all parts of the mass are unscriptural. Even if your list of 'scriptural' exercises is correct (and I can't say that all of it is), the context is supposed to be for meetings of the church and the RCC is not part of the true church. It is only pseudo-christian as I said in my first post.
The RCC is the 'unclean thing' that christians are to come out from but you seem to enjoy staying in and finding things that are 'scriptural' while ignoring the things that are abominable to God. This is like finding bits of food in a garbage can and trying to justify your wallowing in it and crying "See! Here is something I can eat! What's wrong with this garbage can? It has some food in it!"
You've posted the same stuff on SA for a long time, John. May God grant you repentance and give you eyes to see. May you wake up, look around and RUN!
That's all I have to say this time, John. Plenty of others on this site have also pled with you to no avail and I (we) don't have time to repeat our warnings to you endlessly.
Jim Lincoln wrote: If Luther was perfect he would have gotten rid of the list of feast days, saints, all parts of the Mass are unscriptural, as is Martin Luther's Sacramental Gospel.
You call readings from the Bible, the Apostles Creed, the Lord's Prayer, prayers to Jesus and the words of Jesus from the Last Supper unscriptural? Luther stated in his writings that he had embraced Jesus as his Personal Lord and Savior while climbing the famous Pontius Pilot stairs in Rome on his knees saying his rosary. Luther stated that the Holy Spirit came upon him on those stairs and inspired him to embrace Jesus as his Savior and Lord. The Holy Spirit guided Luther to retain in the Lutheran Church the roster of Catholic Saints, the Feast Days for tho Saints and the Mass minus the unscriptural parts. That is what Luther stated in his writings.
If Luther was perfect he would have gotten rid of the list of feast days, saints, all parts of the Mass are unscriptural, as is Martin Luther's Sacramental Gospel.
Dan wrote: John, if I had been part of the Lutheran group during the time you speak of I would have had to separate from him over the things you mentioned knowing what I now know about those things.
If Luther was a Christian then he was guided by the Holy Spirit to retain in the Lutheran Church the roster of Catholic Saints, the Feast Days for the Saints and the Mass minus the unscriptural parts. So what is your problem anyway? Obviously the Holy Spirit had no problem guiding Luther into retaining in the Lutheran Church ther roster of Catholic Saints, the Feast Days for the Saints and the Mass minus the unscriptural parts.
John, if I had been part of the Lutheran group during the time you speak of I would have had to separate from him over the things you mentioned knowing what I now know about those things.
Dan:Luther was a Christian and yet he retained in the Lutheran Church the roster of Catholic Saints and Feast Days for the Saints. Luther also retained in the Lutheran Church the Mass minus the unscriptural parts.
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