Repentance and obedience as a total commitment and submission of ourselves, family, and possessions is a result of keeping communion with our Lord Jesus Christ as God's Begotten Son.
Thanks 🙏 LORD JESUS BECAUSE YOUR SACRIFICE, WE HAVE REDEMPTION AND FORGIVENESS, AND ACCESS TO THE THRONE OF GRACE. GOD BLESS YOUR PASTOR TED WILSON AND WIFE. AND ALL THE WORKERS OF GOD 🙏🙏 GC.
General speaking, Seventh-day Adventists are close communion in principle. It is customary, therefore, to invite those only to partake of the communion who are members in good and regular standing in Seventh-day Adventists churches. {RH 8/28/1883 p 554}
Resolved: That in our judgment, the ordinances of the Christian church belong only to those who accept the duties and responsibilities of church membership. {General Conference in session May 14, 1867. RH 5/28/1867 p 284}
Praise be to God Almighty. What's the ideal method for the foot-washing. Man to Man, Woman to Woman, Married Couples, Man to Woman.. The church manual is silent on this. Pls clarify. God bless you.@Pst Ted Wilson
Perhaps the best choice of a person with whom to participate is the person we least get along with in the church. We could call the person up, tell them we're sorry, ask them to share the ordinance of humility with us.
Abel's offering of a sacrificed lamb from his familiar flock and most precious belongings is repeated by all patriarchs. Abraham gave tithes and offered himself in the offering of his only son Isaak's sacrifice, having faith that he would recover him from death by God's Mercy upon mankind.
The statement:“The communion service is open to all believing Christians” we know that you included all members of all Christians denominations and that is against our history. Here a little evidence: “Resolved: That in our judgment, the ordinances of the Christian church belong only to those who accept the duties and responsibilities of church membership.” {General Conference in session May 14, 1867. RH 5/28/1867 p 284}
We do not think it consistent for a Sabbath keeper to partake of the sacrament with those whom he regards as violating the commandments of God. {RH 1/24/1871 p 45}
@@fromlaodiceatophiladelphia1233 Thank you, all that, I knew by the word. Many denominations do it in by the way they understand the Bible. I wanted to know exactly how you do it.
@@fromlaodiceatophiladelphia1233 Is that what Jesus did? I believe they were in a room whereby he washed them and in the same room they ate the bread. Is it what you call emblems.
@@fromlaodiceatophiladelphia1233 It should not depend on the church, for there's one church, one faith and one God. That's one blemish with you. How about what you call emblem, I know it's from unleavened flour, but how is it partaken?
Why insist the the wine was grape juice when there is zero exegetical, Jewish, or ancient Christian precedent for such a belief? It’s also false that wine is strictly forbidden in scripture. There are warnings about its misuse, but it is by no means outrightly condemned. In many cases the Bible speaks positively about wine. A few examples being judges 9:13, Psalm 104:15, Ecclesiastes 9:7, Amos 9:14, and Jesus turning the water into wine. The Adventist churches insistence that it is grape juice being spoken of is pure assumption. There is no evidence that this is the case. With all that said, Grape juice in the communion service is a novel doctrine that didn’t exist prior to the 19th century. I’m Adventist, but I can see this is patently unbiblical.
Why oh why do people think the totally unproven supernatural world is true 'for them'. What is the deluded need? It's so frustrating when people think god magic is real in a natural world.
Nobody partakes in the Lord's Supper outside of the Catholic or Orthodox Church. Virtually all protestants deny that God intended the bread and wine to become the flesh and blood of Jesus Christ at the Lord's Supper and their pastors have no Apostolic Succession - therefore no faculty to consecrate the bread and wine to become the flesh and blood of Jesus Christ even if they claim to be Anglo Catholic and do believe in transubstantiation. In John 6 Jesus Christ asked us to eat His flesh and drink His blood for compelling reasons. Later, at the Lord’s Supper, Jesus Christ showed us how to obey His request to eat and drink of Him via blessed bread and wine that becomes His body and His blood. Jesus Christ made this straightforward to understand and that is why the early Church fathers taught the Eucharist was His flesh and His blood. This was Christian concensus and Christian tradition for 1500yrs until the reformation/deformation came up with three heretical alternatives that are still taught and practiced amongst protestant denominations. Our one true God is most gracious and wise and one should lovingly accept His divine gift because “Very truly, I tell you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you” (Jesus Christ). This video teaches falshood. If you want to partake in the Lord's Supper then be Catholic or Orthodox. There is no other way. God bless you
Thanks for the superb service
Repentance and obedience as a total commitment and submission of ourselves, family, and possessions is a result of keeping communion with our Lord Jesus Christ as God's Begotten Son.
My father, elder brother, my wife, and three sons, all served in different positions, upon invitation, in The Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Thank you Pastor Ted N.C Wilson for weekly messages you have gave me insight of the Lord's Supper.
You're welcome, Desmond. God bless you.
I'm part of Jesus Christ's body, his church on Earth. The partnership must be reciprocal.
I will sing to the LORD as long as I live; I will sing praise to my God while I have being.
- Psalm 104:33
Gut,🙏
Thank you for sharing this beautiful Bible verse with us. Benjamin.
Thanks 🙏 LORD JESUS BECAUSE YOUR SACRIFICE, WE HAVE REDEMPTION AND FORGIVENESS, AND ACCESS TO THE THRONE OF GRACE. GOD BLESS YOUR PASTOR TED WILSON AND WIFE. AND ALL THE WORKERS OF GOD 🙏🙏 GC.
We are so blessed to have a God who knows the best for us. Stay connected with Him, Elisabeth.
Thanks much Pastor T. N. C Wilson for such a powerful insight. God bless us all.
It is indeed a gift that strengthens us on Christ Jesus'promises
Let's keep looking unto Jesus, the Author and Finisher of our faith.
So wonderful and so spiritual and blessing Sir
Amen,praise God
Amen.
General speaking, Seventh-day Adventists are close communion in principle. It is customary, therefore, to invite those only to partake of the communion who are members in good and regular standing in Seventh-day Adventists churches. {RH 8/28/1883 p 554}
The only "requirement" is to be a baptized Christian. Read the fundamental!!!
Resolved: That in our judgment, the ordinances of the Christian church belong only to those who accept the duties and responsibilities of church membership. {General Conference in session May 14, 1867. RH 5/28/1867 p 284}
why is this remember commandment only remembered 4 times a year and not include wine?
YES...... I believe
You mean it's open to all believers, even those who are not baptized or from other denominations?
Praise be to God Almighty. What's the ideal method for the foot-washing. Man to Man, Woman to Woman, Married Couples, Man to Woman.. The church manual is silent on this. Pls clarify. God bless you.@Pst Ted Wilson
Perhaps the best choice of a person with whom to participate is the person we least get along with in the church. We could call the person up, tell them we're sorry, ask them to share the ordinance of humility with us.
Abel's offering of a sacrificed lamb from his familiar flock and most precious belongings is repeated by all patriarchs. Abraham gave tithes and offered himself in the offering of his only son Isaak's sacrifice, having faith that he would recover him from death by God's Mercy upon mankind.
The new covenant in my blood.
God bless you, Daniel.
The statement:“The communion service is open to all believing Christians” we know that you included all members of all Christians denominations and that is against our history. Here a little evidence: “Resolved: That in our judgment, the ordinances of the Christian church belong only to those who accept the duties and responsibilities of church membership.” {General Conference in session May 14, 1867. RH 5/28/1867 p 284}
We do not think it consistent for a Sabbath keeper to partake of the sacrament with those whom he regards as violating the commandments of God. {RH 1/24/1871 p 45}
WHAT?????
How do you wash one another's feet?
@@fromlaodiceatophiladelphia1233 Thank you, all that, I knew by the word. Many denominations do it in by the way they understand the Bible. I wanted to know exactly how you do it.
@@fromlaodiceatophiladelphia1233 Is that what Jesus did? I believe they were in a room whereby he washed them and in the same room they ate the bread. Is it what you call emblems.
@@fromlaodiceatophiladelphia1233 It should not depend on the church, for there's one church, one faith and one God. That's one blemish with you. How about what you call emblem, I know it's from unleavened flour, but how is it partaken?
Did Paul washed feet ?
Why insist the the wine was grape juice when there is zero exegetical, Jewish, or ancient Christian precedent for such a belief? It’s also false that wine is strictly forbidden in scripture. There are warnings about its misuse, but it is by no means outrightly condemned. In many cases the Bible speaks positively about wine. A few examples being judges 9:13, Psalm 104:15, Ecclesiastes 9:7, Amos 9:14, and Jesus turning the water into wine. The Adventist churches insistence that it is grape juice being spoken of is pure assumption. There is no evidence that this is the case. With all that said, Grape juice in the communion service is a novel doctrine that didn’t exist prior to the 19th century. I’m Adventist, but I can see this is patently unbiblical.
Why oh why do people think the totally unproven supernatural world is true 'for them'. What is the deluded need? It's so frustrating when people think god magic is real in a natural world.
Nobody partakes in the Lord's Supper outside of the Catholic or Orthodox Church. Virtually all protestants deny that God intended the bread and wine to become the flesh and blood of Jesus Christ at the Lord's Supper and their pastors have no Apostolic Succession - therefore no faculty to consecrate the bread and wine to become the flesh and blood of Jesus Christ even if they claim to be Anglo Catholic and do believe in transubstantiation.
In John 6 Jesus Christ asked us to eat His flesh and drink His blood for compelling reasons. Later, at the Lord’s Supper, Jesus Christ showed us how to obey His request to eat and drink of Him via blessed bread and wine that becomes His body and His blood. Jesus Christ made this straightforward to understand and that is why the early Church fathers taught the Eucharist was His flesh and His blood. This was Christian concensus and Christian tradition for 1500yrs until the reformation/deformation came up with three heretical alternatives that are still taught and practiced amongst protestant denominations.
Our one true God is most gracious and wise and one should lovingly accept His divine gift because “Very truly, I tell you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you” (Jesus Christ).
This video teaches falshood. If you want to partake in the Lord's Supper then be Catholic or Orthodox. There is no other way.
God bless you
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Thank you Pastor Ted N.C Wilson for weekly messages you have gave me insight of the Lord's Supper.
God bless you, Desmond.