Trusting in Jesus is what is giving me strength. Trusting in him even though I’m struggling putting groceries in the refrigerator, and paying bills. I lost my job because I declined the vaccine. I declined because of my pre existing health condition (Lupus) and Heart disease. I was denied my medical/religious exemption from Forsyth Hospital. My husband passed away three years ago, Im all alone. I’m a single mother. Both of my sons are autistic. Every month is a struggle, a battle to not end up on the streets. I’m so depressed and embarrassed by my situation. I post my story all over to spread awareness of what mandates are doing, not just to myself but to many other families. I’ve been put down and mocked because of my circumstances it truly hurts me. BUT even after all these things. I STILL HAVE FAITH GOD WILL PROVIDE. HE HAS THIS FAR. He has sent strangers to help me. I’m forever grateful! This is my testimony! GOD HEARS PRAYERS! EVEN as I face homelessness seemly every month with two young children. I know our Heavenly Father will provide. Thank you Jesus.
Everything is tradition, folks: the Scripture/Bible is the written tradition and the Sacred Tradition is the oral tradition, both therefore as the rule of faith and equally binding.
@Indian Christian , for purpose of a better and more effective approach in answering your query, may I ask what Christian affiliation do you have: Protestant, Orthodox or Catholic? And if you’re a Protestant Christian, may I know what Protestant denomination are you in?… Thank you.
@Indian Christian , examples of apostolic oral traditions are the following: - infant baptism, - the divinity of Jesus, - the divinity of the Holy Spirit, - the 3 personhoods of the 1 God contained in the doctrine of the Holy Trinity, - apostolic succession, - the new priesthood in Christ in the new covenant, - Church’s teaching authority, - the infallibility of the Church, - the papacy as the legacy of Peter, - the honoring and veneration of Mary and the saints, - the real presence of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist, - the celebration of the Holy Mass as described in Didache, - etc. The apostolic oral tradition, as manifested and expressed in living sacred tradition, should not be construed as a different entity and separated from the Scripture or the Bible as written tradition, but both should be understood as complementary and inter-mingling, as these 2 traditions are the 2 forms of the deposit of God’s divine revelation. Hence, the enumerated oral traditions mentioned above have originated from the rudimentary teachings and practices of the apostles in the same way as the New Testament also did, which have undergone doctrinal developments in the course of the infancy stages of Christianity. These are the ones which are not written explicitly in the Bible, but nevertheless contained implicitly therein and thus possess Biblical foundations, references and trajectories.
@Indian Christian, my Catholic brother, did you get my answer that i promised to give to you, i mean, the info about the different oral traditions that have been handed down to us through the centuries?
Tradition is any denomination. Where in Scripture did Jesus, disciples, or apostles start a denomination? Is there a denomination in heaven? Denomination is a work of man, not Scripture. Tradition is as much a problem with all denominations, not just Catholic. God’ word is plan, we may just not like what He says.
@@halleylujah247 so what, Jesus have the keys to Peter and said what you loose in earth shall be loosed in heaven meaning whatever make dogma heaven follows, and the Latin mass is the real mass
Trusting in Jesus is what is giving me strength. Trusting in him even though I’m struggling putting groceries in the refrigerator, and paying bills. I lost my job because I declined the vaccine. I declined because of my pre existing health condition (Lupus) and Heart disease. I was denied my medical/religious exemption from Forsyth Hospital. My husband passed away three years ago, Im all alone. I’m a single mother. Both of my sons are autistic. Every month is a struggle, a battle to not end up on the streets. I’m so depressed and embarrassed by my situation. I post my story all over to spread awareness of what mandates are doing, not just to myself but to many other families. I’ve been put down and mocked because of my circumstances it truly hurts me. BUT even after all these things. I STILL HAVE FAITH GOD WILL PROVIDE. HE HAS THIS FAR. He has sent strangers to help me. I’m forever grateful! This is my testimony! GOD HEARS PRAYERS! EVEN as I face homelessness seemly every month with two young children. I know our Heavenly Father will provide. Thank you Jesus.
You’ve got the right and substantial topics Catholics and searching Protestants should eavesdrop with, Sean.
Kudos!
This was a great discussion of this idea
Thanks!
Everything is tradition, folks: the Scripture/Bible is the written tradition and the Sacred Tradition is the oral tradition, both therefore as the rule of faith and equally binding.
@Indian Christian , for purpose of a better and more effective approach in answering your query, may I ask what Christian affiliation do you have: Protestant, Orthodox or Catholic? And if you’re a Protestant Christian, may I know what Protestant denomination are you in?…
Thank you.
Ok@Indian Christian.
My Catholic brother, kindly read 2 Thessalonians 2:15 first, think about this verse, then get back to me...
@Indian Christian, i'll get back to you in a while...
@Indian Christian , examples of apostolic oral traditions are the following:
- infant baptism,
- the divinity of Jesus,
- the divinity of the Holy Spirit,
- the 3 personhoods of the 1 God contained in the doctrine of the Holy Trinity,
- apostolic succession,
- the new priesthood in Christ in the new covenant,
- Church’s teaching authority,
- the infallibility of the Church,
- the papacy as the legacy of Peter,
- the honoring and veneration of Mary and the saints,
- the real presence of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist,
- the celebration of the Holy Mass as described in Didache,
- etc.
The apostolic oral tradition, as manifested and expressed in living sacred tradition, should not be construed as a different entity and separated from the Scripture or the Bible as written tradition, but both should be understood as complementary and inter-mingling, as these 2 traditions are the 2 forms of the deposit of God’s divine revelation.
Hence, the enumerated oral traditions mentioned above have originated from the rudimentary teachings and practices of the apostles in the same way as the New Testament also did, which have undergone doctrinal developments in the course of the infancy stages of Christianity. These are the ones which are not written explicitly in the Bible, but nevertheless contained implicitly therein and thus possess Biblical foundations, references and trajectories.
@Indian Christian, my Catholic brother, did you get my answer that i promised to give to you, i mean, the info about the different oral traditions that have been handed down to us through the centuries?
Tradition is any denomination. Where in Scripture did Jesus, disciples, or apostles start a denomination? Is there a denomination in heaven? Denomination is a work of man, not Scripture. Tradition is as much a problem with all denominations, not just Catholic. God’ word is plan, we may just not like what He says.
The true Latin mass is sacred tradition and Jesus did not condemn it
He also didn't know about it in his mission and most likely didn't speak Latin😏
@@halleylujah247 so what, Jesus have the keys to Peter and said what you loose in earth shall be loosed in heaven meaning whatever make dogma heaven follows, and the Latin mass is the real mass