The Laying on of Hands
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- Опубликовано: 6 дек 2022
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Love Dr Brants explanations. Brings me closer to the church and Jesus.
Amen!
Thank you for reading the scripture, preaching the Gospel and teaching us the people....Have sincerely missed your weekly youtube enlightening presentations...
Thank you, Dr. Pitre. You're a gift from God. I love listening to you. Your videos help me understand Scripture and bring Christ into my heart and soul.
Dr. Pitre is an amazing rabbi. Blessings and thanks to you, sir.
So it means only the priest has the authority to lay hands to the faithful, and I believe that the father of the family has the authority to lay hands to his children…
God bless Doc
You can pray lay hands on someone but obviously not ordain anyone if you're not a bishop
Yes, and the mother can lay hands on her children, but not her husband.
@ualeaisekupe5754 you have no authority to lay hands on anyone outside of your children, and if you are the husband, you may lay hands on your wife.
If you disagree with Catholic teaching then look somewhere else. If you want to learn the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit watch attentively
How do you get to Heaven/receive eternal life?
@@EPH-re2xjThrough the grace of God
I am a 63 year old who left the Catholic Church forty years ago. Before leaving, my dad asked me to join him at the church one night where there was this group of people who were visiting our church in the hopes of healing people. I had been suffering from increasingly debilitating migraine headaches. It got to the point where I would lose sight and the only relief was to somehow try and sleep. I remember suffering an episode in the middle of winter when at college and laying in the snow under a tree because I had nowhere else to sleep. At the end of the service, these folks asked if anyone needed to be healed. It didn't even occur to me to go up there but my father prodded me and so I did. Haven't had a migraine since.
Just saying.
Have you come Home to Catholicism?
No but I am happy for those that embrace it.@@nicholasj.cammaroto8130
Thank you for the great video.
Thank you for your great teachings
Thanks!
Excellent teaching!
Excellent list of Dr Brants! I would add 1QGenesis Apocryfon 1Q20 Col. XX where Abraham lays hands on the Pharaoh!
I think when a laic lays on his/her hands on someone thinking he or she is doing the healing, it is when there is the problem.
Dr Pitre, are you suggesting that the LAYING of HANDS is prohibited by Christians as they offer Prayers of Healing?
After a month he's back...
Yes, every week i was vivitng his chnnel for new and insightful contents.
Between the sacraments of Confirmation and Holy Orders, how feasible is it to think of confirmation as a sort of “ordination” of the laity?
No the laity aren't ordained. Only the ministerial priests are ordained. However through baptism, we share in the priesthood, kingship and prophet hood of Christ and we are supposed to prophecy by sharing His words (Scripture/good news gospel)
We will reign with Him Romans 8:16-17
And we are also lay priests and can offer prayers to Our heavenly Father through Jesus Christ and even offer Christ Himself especially through the Divine Mercy Chaplet.
God bless
My thought is that both Confirmation and Holy Orders include the laying on of hands and anointing oil. It seems to me then that the priesthood we share with Christ through baptism is first ordained spiritually for the universal priesthood through confirmation wherein we are sealed in the Holy Spirit. This doesn’t mean the confirmed have a mission to administer the sacraments, but it does impart a mission. If it’s your vocation, this ordination is fully sacramental (visible) for the ministerial priesthood.
I just wonder if this nuance is feasible in sacramental theology.
@@killianmiller6107 kinda like that. Confirmation is where you recieve the gifts of the holy spirit. Kinda like the tools you need for your vocation. We are all God’s instruments.
I’d greatly appreciate it if you make videos that counter what Rabbi Tovia Singer teaches. He says Jesus didn’t fulfill any Old Testament prophecies. He makes a lot of RUclips videos.
What do you mean by laying on of hands in the Oders by the Bishops?
Is it that they have touched the head of the candidates or without touching he can lay on of the hands?
Please clarify it
Laying of hands by the priest can be used in the process of confession.
Our Catholic view of God is more developed then the mono version presented by other traditions.
Good - how do you receive eternal life?
1 Corinthians 8:2 “Those who think they know something really don't know as they ought to know.”
I think "more revealed" a better description.
Hello Dr Pitre, is there any information in about women laying hands? A Catechist asking. Thank you.
Women aren't priests, bishops or deacons.
So no, imo.
Although a nun once blessed me with the sign of the cross on me forehead.
I knew she didn't have any authority over me and therefore no authority to do that, but I cooperated anyway.
Yes, I am aware of women not being Priests or Deacons and the authority therefore. My question was specifically of laying hands for a blessing, nothing else. Thank you for your feedback.
@@wolfthequarrelsome504 Women used to be deacons in the early Church. Whether they were anointed to this position, I don't know and I don't think so. But female deacons did exist to assist bishops with cases involving women. If someone was beating his wife, for instance, the bishop couldn't examine the woman's wounds, thus these female deacons would do it.
Acts 8,17 Then they began laying their hands on them, and they were receiving the Holy Spirit. Acts 19,6 And when Paul had laid his hands upon them, the Holy Spirit came on them
And of course the place presbyters go to worship is called the presbyterian church
The Ministry of Presbytery and of Elders and Bishops and Apostles are Priestly ministry of the New Testament.
"(Romans 15:16)
to be a minister of Christ Jesus to the Gentiles. He gave me the 👍priestly duty of proclaiming the gospel of God, so that the Gentiles might become an offering acceptable to God, sanctified by the Holy Spirit."
Good stuff. But there's more to be examined. In order for Jesus to be recognized as a teacher in Judaism he needs teaching authority or semikhah as Dr. Brants mentioned. So how did Jesus get his semikhah? You thought that a sinless Jesus was baptized by John? Nope. Jesus tells John that it must be done to fulfill all righteousness which is to conform to the Jewish requirements. John gave Jesus his semikhah in the Jordan by laying hands on him along with the Holy Spirit as you generally need two to confer semikhah. And how do we know that it worked? The people recognized him as a teacher with authority when they said that Jesus taught with authority and not as the scribes. Scribes could only teach what other teachers with authority taught. Thus the laying on of hands indicates a person that has teaching authority. Oh and btw, how do we know that this is true. When Jesus was questioned as to where he received his teaching authority he responded with 'where did John get his teaching authority." Or, I got it from John.
Interesting
Amen. When you listen to the arguments listed by MacArthur, you realize that he has a poor understanding of the early church. What he is does is interpret the scriptures apart from any real honest analysis of the very Church that extends from the Apostles themselves. This is the same mistake that I once made as so many still do today.
And so once you do away with the truths passed down from the apostles to those in whom they laid hands on, whom then laid hands on their successors, you can then espouse a historical view that is, believe it or not, unbiblical.
Don't say trinity ! Ur allah is one allah .he is not 3 in , 1 in 3.
ادرس علم اللاهوت وستعرف أفضل.
Trinity God describes the fullness of God.
WIthout the one in three persons, without the three persons in one, God would not create, not love and not teach and guide.
While the Father loves, He creates for His begotten Son from eternity on, He has begotten the Son, whom He loves by reflecting Himself,
He, the Son loves the Father because the love is responded by Him, He the Son also is the obedient, thte grace calling God, while God is giving everything to the Son.
Together the Father and the Son are together in the same, the Holy Spirit, who is "induced" by the Son's interaction with the Father.
The Holy Spirit of the Father and the Son, is present all the time by the justice, the grace and the love of God for all creation - especially for man.
This fact hast been revealed by Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son of God. Even Abraham had a clue about this revelation, when three men met him at Mambre.
Thus there is no mathematical problem, because God, the Trinity God is greater than everything,
Math is only a gift for us to work with, but incapable to reduce Him to a simple 1 unequal 3 statement.
Do not say 99, ur Allah is one allah, he is One and not 99, indeed he is Triune in nature and God of mine and urs .
@@stephanmariahitzel6102 Don't waste your time with Muslims. They've been conditioned to paste and copy. The next question you'll get is where does Jesus say he is God and to worship me in the bible. So how do we know that Allah is not God? Well, first Allah somehow got it wrong for Muhammad who said that Mary, the mother of Jesus, was the sister of Moses and Aron. Duh. Also, when Muhammad was fighting with two of his many wives he had to call on Allah, Jibril and all of the believers to put two women in their place.... Seems Allah was not powerful enough alone. I could go on and on but you get the picture.
Koran complain of Trinity, but has no Problem when a human being has Soul and Body, yet ONE... 🤣