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@@halleylujah247 You are very welcome

The full LOTH set is quite expensive so I just use an app to access the Office of readings.

@@Broken_ChainsM Thanks for that

​@@Nicholas-MichaelGlad to help. I personally use a different Office which has been approved Via the Ordinariates, but I still appreciate the LOTH.

@@ruthgilmour8399 Glad you like it. It's not my best work but I tried. As for Luther, I can say that Luther's vitriol and hatred towards the Church and the Clergy is adamant in his writings. Also, his racism was very prevalent in his writings. His disdain for Jews is on par with his disdain for the Church. These are sins punishable by hell. As far as Protestants, I think ignorance allows them to be awarded the Grace of Salvation, but they are in purgatory for a long time.

Yep, been meaning to get that book

@@Happy_HIbiscus Don't know what that means but I'll take it as a compliment.

@@nickcasenta5651 I'll take that as a compliment

Perhaps script and practice before filming, brother.

Not so much a translation of the KJV but an update of the KJV, but also with new discovered texts, like the Dead Sea Scrolls. The RSV uses the Critical Text. I could do a video on the type of texts used today.

If you enjoy the Elizabethan language you should invest in a Douay-Rheims.

@@dloveofgod8269 You are very welcome, this is what my channel is for

@@rachels9598 Yes, I made this rebuttal after the Protestant backlash of the Chosen.

@@megl6148 Thanks, I'll check that out.

@@practicalinterests7820 It's him 100 percent

@@Nicholas-Michael are you sure it's not Sora Open AI text to video? It just seems like he released thist just as Church of England wants to take Church out of their name. And some are calling for a new Bible. It's just questionable. All of the Platforms are trying to control the narrative. Not to mention TV. It's all like a giant video game they just spin as your scroll. Hmm interested to see if he mentions this later. Or praying in public. He's said things against that before. Pointing out ancient Israeli priests. I'm on the fence on this one. Deep , deep fakes are going to be harder to spot as things progress.

@@amc1956uk Now quote the Greek that the New Testament was written in.

Ἡ μὲν οὖν ἐκκλησία καθ' ὅλης τῆς Ἰουδαίας καὶ Γαλιλαίας καὶ Σαμαρείας εἶχεν εἰρήνην, οἰκοδομουμένη καὶ πορευομένη τῷ φόβῳ τοῦ Κυρίου καὶ τῇ παρακλήσει τοῦ Ἁγίου Πνεύματος ἐπληθύνετο.

@@Nicholas-Michael 'H uèv oủv ¿kkAnơía Kal' öns Tãs loudaías kaì Taaías Kai EauapEías EĨxEv Eiprvnv oikoououuévn Kaì mopEuouévn Tũ póßw ToŨ Kupiou, Kai Th mapaKno&I той Ayíou MVEÚMaTOS ¿TTAn@ÚVETO. SBL Greek New Testament 2010 "H Hèv oỦv ¿kkAndía Kal' öAns Ths

@@womboyeckelstein I have considered it bro, but thanks for the polite comment. The Catholic Church has Byzantine and Eastern Rites, which are Orthodox, but that's as far as I will go. Would love to discuss more on liturgy.

@@Nicholas-Michael No problem bro! I feel like even though there are Eastern Rites they aren’t really the same, of course I mean no insult but they feel like an approximation of the Liturgy. It also seems like they share very little in terms of RC theology. The Melkite Catholic Patriarch has said: “…We [Melkite Church theologians and members] have almost nothing in common with Rome except full communion, and we have everything in common with Orthodoxy, except full communion.” It also seems to me that Vat. 2 changed a lot of doctrines, like salvation, even us worshipping the same “god” that Msulims worship, which is pretty clearly false.

Firstly, that is not entirely correct. Vatican II didn't change anything on salvation or reinvent new doctrine. Rather, the Radical Traditionalists have misunderstood Vatican II as well as some Orthodox groups. As far as differences in Rites in the Catholic Church, Roman rite is another Rite, all Rites are in accordance with the Magisterium and communion with the Church and the Pope. Lastly, Michael Lofton is an Eastern Catholic, and well versed in the nuances and knowledge of the various Rites and even Orthodox theology. As for me, due to my understanding of the historical record, Church fathers, and scripture, I will remain Catholic. We can agree to disagree. Peace be upon you.

​@@womboyeckelstein Also, if you've expected me to have a more thorough response on these subjects, it's not going to come in the form of a RUclips comment, but probably a RUclips video. However, I'm no expert in Orthodox theology or even arguments from the Orthodox aimed at Catholics. Dealing with the illegitimate claims from Protestants is one thing, but arguing Orthodoxy and ecumenical councils and so forth requires an expert level of knowledge.

@@Nicholas-Michael No problem lol, I’m no expert on the topic either. I try to get what I can from guys like Ubi Petrus, but it’s hard with a normal size brain… lol

There have been many Scandinavians who have been Catholic, and especially during the Viking Age.

I talk slowly so people can understand me, and I can speak clearly and concisely. Also, I don't have a script, or read from a prompt, these are my raw thoughts in real time. Additionally, your critique is nonsensical, because anyone can give a review of what they've purchased with no expertise. If you are looking for an expert opinion, I'd explore elsewhere. Lastly, I wasn't aware of any cussing in this video, but then again your comment is bizarre to say the least.

@@Nicholas-Michael I do watch and listen to others,some are amateurs and others are more professional. I stand by what I wrote and will continue to gain information from better sources.

@@thomascombs5966 Excellent, have fun with that. I didn't think anyone needed a college level degree to review a Bible, but you do you.

@@Nicholas-Michael I will

@@thomascombs5966 Great. Have a nice day.

Thanks

Thanks for that clarification. As I do not know everything.

So glad you made it to my Channel Bro.

Oh the illustrated catholic bible is also NRSV which imo is a greatly superior translation to ESV. ESV is literally just a bunch of evangelicals took the RSV and changed some things to suit their theology. Look it up sometime, that’s really the story of it. Granted they also update the language in places but it’s not necessarily better if you want a more traditional feel. NRSV was a significant update to the RSV. In some places the language flows a lot more smoothly due to a better understanding of the intent, it isn’t just dumbed down like in the ESV. Personally I could never trust the ESV translation.

Right? Hope and Pray

Who is promoting genocide?

Interesting, I saw another reviewer comment on the darkness of the text, although he did also mention it could be inconsistent in places.

Correct

A tradução da CNBB é boa! Mas honestamente, me inveja essas bíblias americanas. As bíblias de lá tem aquela cara de bíblia "raiz". Aqui, tanto os católicos e protestantes inventam cada moda nas capas! Mas a tradução da CNBB é bem legal, tem um caratér mais litúrgico. Muda "homem, carne" pra "humanidade", etc. Mas isso são coisas bem pequenas. Ela mantém a tradição de manter "SENHOR" no nome divino, e tem algumas passagens que isso fica meio errado... tipo, alguém diz "senhor" se referindo a alguma pessoa, mas aparece SENHOR, como se fosse o nome divino. (1 Samuel 20:35-39). Mas o resto da tradução é excelente, acho um bom equilíbrio entre uma linguagem mais coloquial para um texto mais rebuscado. Fique com Deus!

I think you should mention that RSV You have appears to be the Second Catholic edition. I'm looking for a first edition RSV CE that has the annotations on the appropriate page rather than at the end of the Bible. Anyone know of a good edition?

Trying to do the Lord's work

Thank you. Glad to find the true home.

Thank you! Cheers!

@@tony1685 No, the Catholic Church does not teach to break the commandments. Actually it teaches the contrary. You seem to be very ignorant on Catholic teachings. In fact it is a mortal sin to break the commandments and we as Catholics have an obligation to repent. It is in fact the Protestants that teach to break commandments via Sola Fide. In fact, Luther went so far as to say that keeping commandments is sin itself. No, Catholicism does not teach to bow or worship false Gods, that is clearly laid out in the Catechism. We fully affirm and teach the 10 commandments. However, you seem to be extremely ignorant because there are more than 10 commandments. Those others apply to Christian life as well and are reaffirmed in canon law.

@@tony1685 You yourself are breaking commandments by slandering the Catholic Church. Proceeding to claim you know Catholic teachings, when clearly you do not, as your comments have proven.

@@tony1685 Don't come over here in my channel and start trouble now. I'll block you.

Indeed

He is a light bearer of God's Truth