Social Crazy Christians: Pastors Defy COVID Restrictions [UPDATE: (Cis, White) Gays Behaving Badly]

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Its amazing to me thst you guys are still giving these numbers any kind of credence at all.

When you hear something like "Pastor died from Corona" you'r first thought should be "ok, prove it". You've been in enough threads to know these numbers are unreliable at best and completely made up at worst. You understand the globalist agenda of depopulation and one world government. Knowing all this why would you continue to push this fear narrative and be a stay at home bro?

Please don’t quote me and ask me these kinds of things when I’m obviously on the clock participating in the general forum. Feel free to PM anytime.

 

[MusterX]

Most churches here are doing their services on Facebook live. Not sure why they don’t just go that route and keep people safe.

Yea, there are two large churches near my house and neither have been opened in 2 months. What we aren't hearing in this thread is the vast majority of churches that are in hot areas are closed, not open. The ones in the OP were not wise but most churches, at least in my area, have done what they could to not have services.

 

[TheComebackKid]

How do you hoteps observe the Sabbath then?

First you observe the correct Sabbath which, to the best of my understanding, is Saturday not Sunday. You spend the day resting, fasting, praising, and studying either by yourself or with others. Things like that. What you don't do is congregate in religious temples decked out with engraven images and pagan symbols while handing your money over to self annointed prophets on a day reserved for the veneration of the sun.

 

[TheComebackKid]

Please don’t quote me and ask me these kinds of things when I’m obviously on the clock participating in the general forum. Feel free to PM anytime.

I don't know what that means. But you are one who is informed and aware enough that you shouldn't be falling for the okie doke.

 

[MusterX]

Part of it is they think god will protect them. The more politically inclined ones think this is all a hoax or being overblown for political reasons so they hold their services as normal to try to prove a point.

Most Christians don't think that way. Its just sensationalistic shit you see on television that makes you think that. In fact, its quite the opposite. Being a Christian does not protect you. The disciples, for example, the ones closest to Jesus, all died horrible deaths. Many of the biblical characters that loved God the most, died the hardest.

 

[salamander]

First you observe the correct Sabbath which, to the best of my understanding, is Saturday not Sunday. You spend the day resting, fasting, praising, and studying either by yourself or with others. Things like that. What you don't do is congregate in religious temples decked out with engraven images and pagan symbols while handing your money over to self annointed prophets on a day reserved for the veneration of the sun.

Interesting.

Do you believe the church to be a physical thing, or do you believe the church to be the Body of Christ?

 

[MVelsor]

Hey Nodak whats up bruh.?

The increasing Covid cases world wide has me worried I things will get worst in my city by august so I will do another massive supply run next week.

We cant endure another lockdown hopefully the increasing fatalities wont have an even worst effect in the ecconomy.

We already got locked down again. Real News.

 

[salamander]

Obviously you've never been to a gay bath house

Bathhouses are pretty fucking gross.

I actually spent a week doing reno in one when I was living in Vancouver. The owner wanted me to set up some drywall for what was to be a "sling-room."( He had an actual jail cell door installed.)

 

[ShinkanPo]

We already got locked down again. Real News.

Not good..

I am beggining to kegit worry that we aint seen shit yet.

 

[TheComebackKid]

Interesting.

Do you believe the church to be a physical thing, or do you believe the church to be the Body of Christ?

I believe what most people refer to as "church" is actually a world system used as a control mechanism. In Scripture "church" is never mentioned. What the Scripture refers to is assembly. That simply means for two or more people congregating together and studying scriptures. Bible study basically.

Church comes from the root word Circe which derives from Kirke. Kirke is a Greek Goddess called Pharmakia. She is most often depicted a woman holding a golden cup mixed with drugs to seduce kings and warriors. Kirke is the great harlot spoken of in Revelation:

…[and she was] holding in her hand a gold cup full of the abominations and the filth of her [sexual] immorality.
5 And on her forehead a name was written, a mystery: “BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF PROSTITUTES AND OF THE ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH.

So Church is not the body of the Messiah but rather the body of Kirke, the great harlot, the witch, the sorceror. Or more commonly known as....Satan. Kirke is also where we get the circus btw. The circus show is just a big ritual being done in the worship and veneration of Kirke and her father Helios. Cirque De Soilel = Church of the Sun.

The body of the Messiah consists of a remnant from the Nation of Israel who have decided to follow the Most Highs statutes, laws, and commandments. They and the remnant of gentiles who cleave to them. Those going to church every sunday and bowing to a cross form the body of Kirke not the Messiah.

 

[MVelsor]

 

[TheComebackKid]

"I search for truth since my youth, went to church since birth but it wasn't worth the loot...during the service they swallowed up the poor and after they heard this they wallowed on the floor"

"Does it pay to be deaf dumb and blind? As a slave we were kept from the mind/from the caves he crept from behind and what he gave was a sect of the swine"

"I studied till my eyes were swollen and only arose when I found out that WE WERE THE CHOSEN"

"The white image of Christ is really Ceasar Borgia...and a...the second son of pope Alexander/The 6th of Rome and once the picture was shown thats how the devils tricked my dome"

 

[ShinkanPo]

Interesting.

Do you believe the church to be a physical thing, or do you believe the church to be the Body of Christ?

Amen.

 

[MVelsor]

 

[MVelsor]

It's just brag rap really, but my god the metas.

 

[salamander]

In Scripture "church" is never mentioned. What the Scripture refers to is assembly. That simply means for two or more people congregating together and studying scriptures. Bible study basically.

Church comes from the root word Circe which derives from Kirke. Kirke is a Greek Goddess called Pharmakia. She is most often depicted a woman holding a golden cup mixed with drugs to seduce kings and warriors. Kirke is the great harlot spoken of in Revelation:

…[and she was] holding in her hand a gold cup full of the abominations and the filth of her [sexual] immorality.
5 And on her forehead a name was written, a mystery: “BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF PROSTITUTES AND OF THE ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH.

So Church is not the body of the Messiah but rather the body of Kirke, the great harlot, the witch, the sorceror. Or more commonly known as....Satan. Kirke is also where we get the circus btw. The circus show is just a big ritual being done in the worship and veneration of Kirke and her father Helios. Cirque De Soilel = Church of the Sun.

The Body of Messiah consists of a remnant from the Nation of Israel who have decided to follow the Most Highs statutes, laws, and commandments. They and the remnant of gentiles who cleave to them. Those going to church every sunday and bowing to a cross form the body of Kirke not the Messiah.

This is false brothaman: In Matthew 16:18 the Greek word Ecclesia/Ekklēsia is used.

"And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it."

And what about the seven churches of Asia?

In terms of your assertation on what the composition of the Christ-body is, I think it owes more to the unity of those in membership with Christ. Each limb of the body is different (culturally or traditionally eg. transubtantiation, Marian reverence) yet works in concert with each other towards ackowledgement of the absolute primacy of God through Jesus Christ and adherence to the Greatest Commandment.

 

[BIKES!]

This does illustrate how stupid some of those involved in the Church are in their beliefs. Pretty sick to risk so many lives in the face of a pandemic.

Is it as stupid as starting an entire movement based off the death of a baby threatening methed up felon resisting arrest... while black children die by the 100s daily in their own community? No, but still very stupid.

 

[TheComebackKid]

This is false brothaman: In Matthew 16:18 the Greek word Ecclesia/Ekklēsia is used.

"And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it."

And what about the seven churches of Asia?

In terms of your assertation on what the composition of the Christ-body is, I think it owes more to the unity of those in membership with Christ. Each limb of the body is different (culturally or traditionally eg. transubtantiation, Marian reverence) yet works in concert with each other towards ackowledgement of the absolute primacy of God through Jesus Christ and adherence to the Greatest Commandment.

John Ritenbough explains it like this:

Matthew 16:18, the word Jesus used for "church" is ekklesia (Strong's #1577), and it is so translated in the King James Version 115 times. This Greek word means "an assembly" or "a group of people called together for a purpose." It contains no implication at all of sacredness or holiness."

However, in the Bible the word "church" never refers to a building or to worship services held within the building. It always refers to the assembly, group, or congregation of called-out ones who belong to the Lord, worship Him, and fellowship with others of the same mind."

https://www.theberean.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/Home.showBerean/BereanID/8472/Matthew-16-18.htm

Can it be argued that church services follows the Biblical Sabbath? Doesn't your average church contain engraven images and display pagan symbology? Doesn't your average church ask you for tithes in the form of money? Doesn't the aversge church have self-annointed preachers and pastors leading service? All of that goes against the Most Highs commandments so surely this can't be what Matthew is referring to.

The seven churches of Asia are seven called out groups of people who serve the Most High together.

 

[salamander]

John Ritenbough explains it like this:

Matthew 16:18, the word Jesus used for "church" is ekklesia (Strong's #1577), and it is so translated in the King James Version 115 times. This Greek word means "an assembly" or "a group of people called together for a purpose." It contains no implication at all of sacredness or holiness."

However, in the Bible the word "church" never refers to a building or to worship services held within the building. It always refers to the assembly, group, or congregation of called-out ones who belong to the Lord, worship Him, and fellowship with others of the same mind."

https://www.theberean.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/Home.showBerean/BereanID/8472/Matthew-16-18.htm

Can it be argued that church services follows the Biblical Sabbath? Doesn't your average church contain engraven images and display pagan symbology? Doesn't your average church ask you for tithes in the form of money? Doesn't the aversge church have self-annointed preachers and pastors leading service? All of that goes against the Most Highs commandments so surely this can't be what Matthew is referring to.

The seven churches of Asia are seven called out groups of people who serve the Most High together.

So what was a temple back then?

 

[MVelsor]

This is false brothaman: In Matthew 16:18 the Greek word Ecclesia/Ekklēsia is used.

"And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it."

And what about the seven churches of Asia?

In terms of your assertation on what the composition of the Christ-body is, I think it owes more to the unity of those in membership with Christ. Each limb of the body is different (culturally or traditionally eg. transubtantiation, Marian reverence) yet works in concert with each other towards ackowledgement of the absolute primacy of God through Jesus Christ and adherence to the Greatest Commandment.

John Ritenbough explains it like this:

Matthew 16:18, the word Jesus used for "church" is ekklesia (Strong's #1577), and it is so translated in the King James Version 115 times. This Greek word means "an assembly" or "a group of people called together for a purpose." It contains no implication at all of sacredness or holiness."

However, in the Bible the word "church" never refers to a building or to worship services held within the building. It always refers to the assembly, group, or congregation of called-out ones who belong to the Lord, worship Him, and fellowship with others of the same mind."

https://www.theberean.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/Home.showBerean/BereanID/8472/Matthew-16-18.htm

Can it be argued that church services follows the Biblical Sabbath? Doesn't your average church contain engraven images and display pagan symbology? Doesn't your average church ask you for tithes in the form of money? Doesn't the aversge church have self-annointed preachers and pastors leading service? All of that goes against the Most Highs commandments so surely this can't be what Matthew is referring to.

The seven churches of Asia are seven called out groups of people who serve the Most High together.

This is great stuff.

I will not spam this thread with sodomites.