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Wth u mean a sniper kill? The few SDA I do know are a very gentle, humble and God fearing ppl who would NEVER do some NWO/Satanic ish such as murder

Jeremiah 17:5 (KJV) Thus saith the LORD; Cursed be the man that trusteth in man, and maketh flesh his arm, and whose heart departeth from the LORD.You put your trust in priests and not in Jesus then you berate a lady for making Communion Bread .Why are you telling the lady about eucharist miracles,did she say their church was hoping for a miracle,NO.Be Christ-like and stop judging others for your lack of understanding of God's Word.

@@philanirobson8995 You are taking Jeremiah 17:5 out of context. If you bother to read and understand the meaning, it is not talking about trusting a Priest, but rather in trusting other men that are not of God. I believe that you are the one that is lacking in understanding of God's word. I recommend that you read the entire chapter 6 of John. Nowhere in that chapter does Jesus say that he is symbolic, or that his body is like true food, and his blood is like true drink. He clearly states that he is the bread of life. Remember, it was not Moses that gave their ancestors bread from heaven, but it was the Father. Yet, they ate that Manna, and they are dead. For Jesus, the bread of God, is the bread that comes down from heaven and gives life to the world.

@@niccuellar1793 At the end of Jeremiah 17:5 it says "and whose heart departeth from the Lord",no one can depart from where they have never been.You say that verse is speaking about ungodly men but the context is about Judah,God's chosen people, yet God rebuked them for trusting in those men,godly or ungodly. Regarding the bread and the wine(Lord's Supper)"Luke 22:19 (KJV) And he took bread, and gave thanks, and brake it, and gave unto them, saying, This is my body which is given for you: this do in remembrance of me."There is no reference of the Holy Spirit coming into the bread but we do this to remember the sacrifice and the blood He shed for our redemption.

@@philanirobson8995 Jeremiah 17:5 clearly speaks of the kind of man that one should not rely on, and that is a man whose heart turns away from God. Luke 22:19 is preparing us for the Eucharist. The Holy Spirit was not bestowed upon the Apostles until after his resurrection when he blew on his Apostles and told them to receive the Holy Spirit in, John 20:21-23 Don't forget that the bread is literal and not symbolic. You can refer to that again in John 6:47 and forward. You can keep eating manna. I will receive the body and blood of Jesus Christ in a host that only a Catholic Prirest can consecrate. A SDA paster does not have the ability to consecrate that bread, and neither do they have Apostolic succession. Every Catholic Prirest can trace their lineage back to the Apostles, and ultimately Jesus Christ. No protestant paster can claim that. That is why I am in the one and only true Church of Jesus Christ. Christ did not leave protestant pastors or protestant sects in scripture. He did warn us about them, though!! You can find that in Matthew 7:13-27. The Catholic Church has stood for 2000 years, yet the SDA was founded by a woman in 1866, by Ellen G. White, that has been proven a false prophet. Her writings contradict both biblical, and historical facts. Her SDA doctrine goes against what Jesus taught. If you don't believe me, read Galatians 1:6-9

@@niccuellar1793 There was nothing wrong with eating manna,it was bread from heaven but the problem was that the people did not exercise Faith in God,that is the reason they died.Priests are not consecrated by Jesus and 2000 year traditions make no difference when it comes to righteousness, Jews were rejected even after thousands of years as the chosen people. 1 Peter 2:5 (KJV) Ye also, as lively stones, are built up a spiritual house, an holy priesthood, to offer up spiritual sacrifices, acceptable to God by Jesus Christ.This verse speaks of every Christian not a select group. There is no point in judging a S.D.A or Ellen White using Catholic doctrine because they can never look right in the eyes of a Catholic and vice versa.