Justification by Faith Alone: Foundations - An Overview of Systematic Theology with R.C. Sproul

The doctrine of justification by faith alone addresses this critical question: What must we do to be saved? During the Protestant Reformation, this question prompted heated theological controversy, and it remains an important question for us to study today. In this message, R.C. Sproul looks at the doctrine that Martin Luther upheld as the article by which the church stands or falls.
This message is from Dr. Sproul’s 60-part teaching series Foundations: An Overview of Systematic Theology. Learn more: www.ligonier.org/learn/series...

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This message is from Dr. Sproul’s 60-part teaching series Foundations: An Overview of Systematic Theology. Watch the entire series: www.ligonier.org/learn/series/foundations

[@teamrecon2685]

Yep. Salvation by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, to the glory of God alone.

[@mandodelorian4668]

Amen!

[@getmatthew]

*cough* according *cough* to scripture alone *cough*

[@user-np9dj7zb7v]

This is my story, to god be the glory, im just a sinner saved by grace

[@Reformed_Naga]

Great lose for us to lost this man, such an intellectual person.

[@jvlp2046]

Our Faith in Christ Jesus thru the Grace of God is justified thru the "WORK OF FAITH" (Charity of Love) and not thru the "WORK OF LAW."... for "FAITH without WORK (Deeds/Acts) is a DEAD FAITH"... (James 2:14-26). Amen.

[@LeonLKC]

I wholehearted agreed with Martin Luther on the doctrine of justification by faith alone. God the Father is just and he deals justly in dispensing justice to the unjust. But God the Father declares the the unjust as justified through showing grace to those who put their faith in his Son, the Lord Jesus Christ.

[@TheBibleSays]

■ "Ye see then how that by works a man is justified, and not by faith only." (James 2:24)

[@mandodelorian4668]

I love how RC focuses on the positive affirmation of being in Christ, rather than the fire and brimstone condemnation of our life here in the flesh route some take. Scripture warns us of the consequences of sin but tells us to focus on "that which is good" which is the Word of God and God Himself.

[@user-nu3sd7zb2j]

He does not leave out God's wrath in many of his sermons.

[@jimmymccosker4311]

MANDO , MOST ALL LORD JESUS PREACHING IN THE BIBLE WAS HELL, FIRE AND BRIMSTONE. GOD BLESS, AMEN

[@mandodelorian4668]

@@jimmymccosker4311 Yes, this is true as Jesus was telling us how awful our sin is, in the eyes of the Lord. While the Bible itself is at the same time assuring us of the Love we receive through Him and the Gift of Eternal Life through His sacrifice on our behalf. As those who are saved, we should feel convicted but are not condemned.

[@user-nu3sd7zb2j]

@@jimmymccosker4311 no. He preached more about Heaven than Hell. But he did speak about hell more than any other preacher before or after him.

[@tomtemple69]

@@user-nu3sd7zb2j yeah, its called law and gospel distinction you must clearly lay out the fact that no one can keep the law and our works condemn us and can't justify us and then you tell them the good news: Jesus Christ saves, trust in Him

[@hirendrakumarbenya2951]

Dr. Sproul was truly a Lutheran. I thik after Luther Dr. Sproul was the onl person who tught more on Justification by faith alone.

[@carmenforsyth1313]

Amen! .🙏.

[@danjackson2987]

This is the central question. Everything else is outside the central question

[@thomasnorton4610]

You cannot read Romans 3&4 and come to any other conclusion but that justificatoon is by faith alone in the righteousness of Jesus Christ alone.

[@aletheia8054]

But yes you can. You can come to the conclusion that it’s faith only not faith alone.

[@TerrenceTheodore]

Yes you can. Those not born again can read any scripture and have it mean everything other than the truth.

[@HearGodsWord]

@@aletheia8054 what do you think is the difference between only and alone?

[@aletheia8054]

@@HearGodsWord Only the faith saves but it’s not alone without works.

[@HearGodsWord]

@@aletheia8054 Sounds like a paraphrase of Martin Luther

[@hiphopanoyomous]

Sola Fide

[@rochellecaffee3267]

The Catholic view is clearly another case of man looking on the “outer appearance” and God looking upon the “heart”.

[@mikeymo4]

I've been Prot. my whole life, and to this day still go to a baptist church. But its funny I never read the Bible from beginning to end. And as I do so it becomes clear to me that Protstants are wrong, as is this gentleman, with respect. Infusion, baptism and penance seem more biblical to me than imputation and faith alone. I like the idea of penance. The Bible seems more real to me with that understanding. Faith alone and imputation has become empty to me as I actually read the Bible myself and get older and wiser. The Prot. Church feels more empty to me, as all the sermons increasingly do from week to week.

[@MrKev1664]

Christ be with you Yes, I l feel anyone who reads scripture from end to end with and open Heart will see that faith alone is a false doctrine, I hope you will open yourself up to the completer truth found in Jesus Christ Holy Catholic Church. Come to Christ and Live

[@robertoalcantara4722]

Hoping you are among the called so you will be unlightened to understand the holy scripture.its not mans preference but what God declares

[@MrKev1664]

@@robertoalcantara4722 Christ be with you well, he certainly did not teach justification by faith alone, (James 2:24) God bless you

[@meRickard]

The whole thing then hinges on what is meant by the term faith. Is faith merely a one time moment of a feeling or declaration of trust? It would seem that it must be more substantial than that since we would expect more from our friends, children, or anyone else than simply words to show that they trust us or believe our willingness and ability to help them; how much more then for God who puts us to the test, and says plainly, "show me your faith without works, and i will demonstrate my faith by my works."

[@TheBibleSays]

Yes. As it is writtten, faith without works is dead (James 2:26). And we are judged by our works (Rev 20:12,13) . . . *not* by our faith!

[@Just_A_Wafaring_Stranger]

Christ is the author and finisher of our Faith. Everything we need to live godly in Christ, comes from Him when He lifts us out of the Dunghill. Thus saith the LORD... Knowing that a man is NOT justified by the works of the law, but by the Faith of Jesus Christ, even we have believed in Jesus Christ, that we might be justified by the FAITH of Christ, and NOT by the WORKS of the law: for by the works of the law shall NO FLESH BE JUSTIFIED. Then they said unto Him (Jesus), What shall we do, that we might work the works of God? Jesus answered and said unto them, This is the work of God, that ye believe on Him whom He hath sent. ...for anyone who enters God's rest also rests from their works, just as God did from His.

[@TheBibleSays]

@@Just_A_Wafaring_Stranger ■ "Ye see then how that by works a man is justified, and not by faith only." (James 2:24)

[@The_Lord_has_it]

@@TheBibleSays Your are correct but your understanding is off. When you are born again, you WANT to do good works. Jesus becomes your EVERYTHING. Good works manifest from salvation. It's not "ok, now that I've accepted Jesus as my Lord and savior, I hope I do enough good to finish the job". Jesus said "it is finished". Faith without works is dead because if you profess to be saved and haven't changed, then that person is lying to themselves. Otherwise, what would happen to a person who lived a life of sin and put their faith in Jesus as an old man? Why should he bother since he won't live long enough to do enough good to make up for it all plus earn his salvation? You and Mr Sproul are Both correct. The problem lies in a complete understanding. I have a good example for you: After I was saved, one day I found a wallet with money in it. Before I was saved, I probably would have just taken the money and tossed the wallet. Instead, I tracked down the owner and returned it all. That 'good work' was a manifestation of my salvation. Although it wasn't required to return it for salvation, if I had kept it, my actions would have been a manifestation of me NOT being saved. Faith and works DO go hand in hand, however; good works come from being saved. They aren't put on a score card to see if I've done enough to be saved. Hope this helped. (Sometimes I'm not very good at trying to explain my point). Many blessings my friend.

[@Nhle27]

I still struggle to grasp this concept. I am new to Christ and I always feel overwhelmed after realizing I've sinned and it leads to days of unproductivity 😔

[@faithinwhatChristdidonthecross]

Please trust the Holy Spirit to reveal all truth to you as you read the Bible….. you will become more Familiar and comfortable with the truth. I just learned that justification is through faith ( it’s a gift from God) sanctification is something that is an ongoing process until we’re at home with our father in heaven… I am still learning … I am grateful to The Holy Spirit and his ongoing gift of teaching us😊

[@aletheia8054]

Good. That’s a sign of a saved person

[@Just_A_Wafaring_Stranger]

This is the beginning of your "faith" walk. As you hit these places in your Christian life turn to what the Lord says: "There is NOW no condemnation to those that are in Christ Jesus". "I, even I, am He who blots out your transgressions, for my own sake, and remembers your sins no more". "As far is the east is from the west, so far has He removed our transgressions from us". "For I will be merciful toward their iniquities, and I will remember their sins no more". When you get down because of something, remember you are HIS workmanship, not yours and He will work on us until He brings us Home. Trust Him. 🥰

[@Teh_Yeet]

This video made things 'click' for me, Jesus said "I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing" Read it up John 15:5... How does a branch receive fruit to bear? It is by the vine! How does a branch get saved? If its connected to the Vine. As long as you stay in the vine, as a branch, you have nothing to worry about. If you worry about bearing no fruit as you don't want to get cut off from the branch. Don't worry. The Vine you are connected to will bring the fruit through you.. And remember, you can always ask Jesus for help.

[@user-nu3sd7zb2j]

Make sure you pray every single day, whenever you're free. Leave all temporary pleasures. im going through unproductivity too. but i feel at peace when i pray. God listens and he will help.

[@tango__mike]

*💥* mic drop 🎤

[@themix8150]

5:44

[@jonboy9030]

I'm sure some will disagree with me, but it seems Rome redefines terms, as well as plucking scriptures out of context and building entire doctrines on them. It's ultimately salvation by works. Grace infused works, yes, but work nonetheless. I know, I know. "But James says..." James tells us that faith apart from works is dead. Meaning, saying "I believe in Jesus" does not necessarily mean you have a saving faith. James is not addressing people with saving faith that aren't doing works; James is addressing people with a nominal faith, and since their faith is nominal, they are unable to do good works. Saving faith is accompanied by the Holy Spirit and *will produce works (1 John 3:9; Ezekiel 36; ); the nominal faith that James describes is the same kind of faith he likens to that of demons -- it is not submission to Christ but mere intellectual assent. "The demons believe God is one -- and tremble." People who believe theological truths *about* God but are not submitting themselves to God in repentance. True faith brings justification; true faith is accompanied by the Holy Spirit, and will produce good works (Ezekiel 36, 1 John 3:9)

[@kac0404]

Is a person saved by "faith alone" as is used in the modern climate? No! Is a person saved by faith? Yes. Similarly, a believer is also saved by grace (Ephesians 2:8), by the gospel (I Corinthians 15:1-2), by baptism (I Peter 3:21; Titus 3:5), by enduring (Matthew 10:22), and by Jesus' blood (Romans 5:9).

[@jvlp2046]

28 BIBLICAL VERSES in the New Testament that support FAITH in Christ Jesus thru God's Grace needs/requires Good Works/Deeds/Acts of Charity of Love to thy neighbors/foes alike for our SALVATION: Justification of WORKS/ACTS/DEEDS based on/thru FAITH taught by Christ Jesus and His Apostles... 1. Titus 1:16... "DISOBEDIENCE, disqualified for every good Works/Deeds/Acts." 2. Titus 2:7... "In all things, show yourself to be a pattern of Good Works/Deeds/Acts." 3. Titus 2:14... "And purify for Himself, His own special people, zealous for Good Works/Deeds/Acts." 4. Titus 3:1... "Remind the believers to submit to the rulers and authorities, to obey, to be ready for every Good Works/Deeds/Acts." 5. Titus 3:8... " that those who have believed (Faith) in God should carefully maintain Good Works/Deeds/Acts." 6. Titus 3:14... " And let our People (Christians) learn to maintain Good Works/Deeds/Acts, to meet urgent needs, that they may not be unfaithful." 7. Ephesians 1:11... "In Him (Christ) we obtained an inheritance, having been predestined according to the purpose of Him, who WORKS all things according to the Council of HIS Will." 8. Ephesians 2:10... "For we are God's workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for Good Works/Deeds/Acts, that God prepared beforehand that we should walk with them (Works)." 9. 1 John 2:17... "The way of (good) Works/Deeds/Acts is the way of Life, He who DOETH (Works/Deeds) the will of God, abides forever." 10. Romans 2:28... " And we know that for those who love God, all things WORK together for good, for those who are called to his/her purpose." 11. Matthew 7:21-23... "Not everyone who says to me, Lord, Lord will enter the Kingdom of Heaven, but only those who DOETH (Works/Deeds) the WILL of my Father (God) in Heaven." 12. 2 Thessalonians 2:15..." So then Brethren, Stand firm and Hold to the Traditions (Works/Deeds) taught by us (Apostles/Disciples), either by spoken word (oral tradition) or by our letters." 13. 2 Thessalonians 3:10... "For even when we are with you, we commanded you this, that if anyone will not WORK (no good Acts/Deeds), neither you should Eat (reap your labor of Salvation)." 14. 2 Thessalonians 3:16... "Now we command you, brethren, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that you keep away from any brethren who are Walking in Idleness (Lazy/No Works/Deeds) and not in accordance with the Tradition that you received from us (Apostles/Disciples).". 15. Ecclesiastes 9:10... "Whatever your hands find to DO (Works/Deeds), DOETH with your might, for there is no Work/Deed or Device or knowledge or wisdom in the grave that you are going." 16. Ecclesiastes 12:14... "For God will bring every Works/Acts/Deeds into Judgment, including every secret thing, whether good or evil." 17. 1 Corinthians 9:24... "Do you know in the race, all Runners (Believers/Christians) must RUN (do good Works/Deeds), but only one received the prize, so RUN in such a way to get a prize." 18. 2 Corinthians 5:10... "For we must all appear before the Judgement seat of Christ, that each one may receive the things done (Work) in the body, according to what he has done (Work), whether good or bad." 19. James 1:22... "But be DOERS (Workers) of the Words, and not Hearers only, deceiving yourself." 20. James 3:13... "Who is wise and understanding among you? Let him show by good conduct that his WORKS/DEEDS/ACTS are done in the Meekness of Wisdom." 21. James 2:14-26... "What does it profit, my brethren, if someone says he has FAITH but does not have WORKS/DEEDS/ACTS, can Faith save him? But do you want to know O' foolish man that Faith without WORKS/DEEDS is Dead?... Was not Abraham our Father not JUSTIFIED by Works/Deeds when he offered his son Isaac on the altar? You see then that a man is JUSTIFIED by Works/Deeds and not by Faith only? Likewise, was not RAHAB, the Harlot was she JUSTIFIED by her Works/Deeds when she received the messengers and send them out in another way? For as the Body without the Spirit is Dead, so Faith without Works/Deeds is Dead also." 22. John 5:29... "those who did the Good DEEDS (Works/Acts) to a Resurrection of Life, and those committed the Bad/Evil Deeds (Works/Acts) to a Resurrection of Judgment." 23. John 15:1... "I AM the real VINE (Christ), My Father is the Gardener (Vinedresser), HE breaks/cut-off any Branches (Believers/Christians) attached in the VINE that does not BEAR FRUITS (No Good Works/Deeds/Acts)." 24. 2 Timothy 3:17... "That the Man of God may be Perfect (Complete), thoroughly furnished/equipped (may be fully capable), unto ALL (every) GOOD WORK/DEED." 25. 2 Timothy 4:7... "I have fought a good fight, I have finished (Good Works/Deeds) my course/race, and I have kept the Faith." 26. Revelation 19:7-8... "His Wife (Bride/Church) has made herself ready, and to her was granted to be arrayed in fine linen, clean, and bright, for the Fine Linen is the Righteous of ACTS (Work/Deeds) of the Saints." 27. Revelation 20:12... Then I saw the dead, great and small standing before God's throne, the books were opened, then another book was opened, which is the Boof of Life/Living, and dead were judged according to their WORKS/DEEDS/ACTS, by the things which were written in the Books." 28. Revelation 22:12... "Behold, I am coming quickly, and MY (Christ) Rewards is with ME (Christ) to give to every one according to his/her WORKS/DEEDS/ACTS." In Conclusion... FAITH in Christ thru God's Grace must and should LEAD/BEAR Good Fruits/Works/Deeds/Acts of Charity of Love to thy neighbors/foes alike for our Salvation...

[@MrKev1664]

Christ be with you thats great but there are far more than 28 God bless you

[@jvlp2046]

​@@MrKev1664 The Total Number of Biblical Passages that support this matter is secondary... but what is far more important is to prove to ALL Christians that FAITH in Christ by/through God's Grace needs/requires Good WORK/ACT/DEED of Charity of Love towards our neighbors and foes alike... Christ said, "PICK/TAKE UP (verb=work) your Cross and FOLLOW (verb=work) ME (Christ)"....(Matt. 16:24-26)... Nothing is more defined than this... Praise be to God in Christ... Amen.

[@MrKev1664]

@@jvlp2046 Christ be with you Yes I agree a lot of people thing faith in Jesus Christ is believing in Jesus Christ died for our sin was buried and rose again. But that is a dead faith. true faith in Jesus Christ is trusting the Son of God to keep his promises, particularly to give the of eternal life to those who repent and love him by keeping his commandments and following his teachings. God bless you

[@jvlp2046]

@@MrKev1664 Analogy... for example... When applying for a JOB, no one is required to WORK first for the Employer in order to be HIRED... only "AFTER" you are HIRED, that is the TIME, you need to start to WORK... the same analogy... NO WORK is necessarily required to have FAITH in Christ in order to have the "PROMISE of SALVATION."... Why?... because by/through God's Grace, FAITH in Christ is FREE, so nobody can BOAST to anyone... But after we become a CHRISTIAN, then we need/require to DO GOOD "WORKS of Faith" that will lead us to BEAR FRUITS and eventually to our SALVATION... Take note: The "PROMISE of SALVATION" is given here on Earth by FAITH in Christ Jesus through God's Grace... but the "FULFILLMENT of SALVATION" is AWARDED only in the Afterlife (w/ Immortal Bodies) during the Judgment Day of God... Praise be to God in Christ... Amen...

[@ta3p-theannex3project84]

James, brother of Jezus, said: faith without works is empty.

[@thomasnorton4610]

Yes he did. Read the whole letter. James is not dealing with justification. He's talking about the fruits that come from justification.

[@ta3p-theannex3project84]

@@thomasnorton4610 twisting and turning. Heard RCs explanation, left out some major quotes from James.

[@HearGodsWord]

So?

[@ta3p-theannex3project84]

@@HearGodsWord RC is telling the Paul story, James was head of the chuch and told the Jezus story.

[@HearGodsWord]

@@ta3p-theannex3project84 sounds like you have a problem wit Paul.

[@rochellecaffee3267]

They are saying that “sin” is more powerful than God’s Grace? Wow...

[@georgemay8170]

The two words, "declaration" and "infusion," trigger the intense spiritual battle that continues from the time of The Fall to the present. Looking at the lives of God's chosen people from Seth to Paul we find nothing but sinners who have been declared by God the Father to be righteous because God the Holy Spirit gave them faith to believe in the work of God the Son. The evidence from the Word of God, the Scriptures do not show any "infusion of God's grace." When a group of believers, therefore, get together to hear a preacher, and that preacher proclaims the "church religious system" instead of The Gospel of Christ's righteousness alone for salvation,", it is no longer for that time, the "church."

[@justfromcatholic]

Romans 5:19 says that through Christ we are made righteous, NOT declared as righteous as understood by the Reformers (that is, we are NOT made righteous but legally declared as righteous). Being made righteous implies infusion. Gen. 15:6 says that Abraham believed in God and it (his belief) was counted to him for righteousness. However in Psalms 106:31 what is counted (the same Hebrew word as in Gen. 15:6) for righteousness to Phinehas is NOT faith or belief, but what he did. Scripture says in 1 John 3:7 that he who does what is right is righteous. Why being made righteous is essential? Scripture says it is righteousness that delivers from death (Prov. 10:2) and the righteous shall go to eternal life (Mat. 25:46). Our ability to have faith and to do what is right (that makes us righteous) comes from and is only possible by grace through Christ - apart from Him we can do nothing (John 15:5). From Scripture we know that we lose our righteousness through sinning in Ezekiel 33:12: "the righteous shall not be able to live by his righteousness when he sins". That is the reason why our sins need to be washed away or forgiven. Contrary to what Sproul said in the video, the existence of deadly (mortal) and non-deadly (venial) sins can be found in the Bible (1 John 5:16-17). Scripture denies (double) imputation in Ezekiel 18;20: "the righteousness of the righteous shall be upon himself and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon himself."

[@jefferyeubanks9833]

​@@justfromcatholic Abraham believed God, and God counted it to him for righteousness. That's a declaration of righteousness. Before he was circumcised. Before he did any works of righteousness.

[@andrewlawrencei3239]

Justification by faith alone, not our faith course or salvation. The faith God talk about is the of the Lord Jesus alone Galatian 2:16 .

[@MrKev1664]

Christ be with you No its not Gal 2:16 is telling us that it is the blood of Christ his forgiveness.of our sins the makes us right with God, that works of the law, Circumcision animal sacrifice cleansing rituals etc..are no longer necessary. But St Paul will tell us that we mock God if we think we have eternal life without keeping the Law of Christ, walking in the Spirit and doing good works. Do not be deceived; *God is not mocked, for whatever a man sows, that he will also reap.* For he who sows to his own flesh will from the flesh reap corruption; *but he who sows to the Spirit will from the Spirit reap eternal life.* *And let us not grow weary in well-doing, for in due season we shall reap, if we do not lose heart.* read the whole letter he also tells them they must not return to works of the flesh Come to Christ and LIve

[@keatongrout6275]

I think protestants should scrap the doctrine of faith alone as they dont actually believe in it.

[@kenkelble358]

what a mess....

[@justfromcatholic]

Romans 5:19 says that through Christ we are made righteous, NOT declared as righteous as understood by the Reformers (that is, we are NOT made righteous but legally declared as righteous). Being made righteous implies infusion. Gen. 15:6 says that Abraham believed in God and it (his belief) was counted to him for righteousness. However in Psalms 106:31 what is counted (the same Hebrew word as in Gen. 15:6) for righteousness to Phinehas is NOT faith or belief, but what he did. Scripture says in 1 John 3:7 that he who does what is right is righteous. Why being made righteous is essential? Scripture says it is righteousness that delivers from death (Prov. 10:2) and the righteous shall go to eternal life (Mat. 25:46). Our ability to have faith and to do what is right (that makes us righteous) comes from and is only possible by grace through Christ - apart from Him we can do nothing (John 15:5). From Scripture we know that we lose our righteousness through sinning in Ezekiel 33:12: "the righteous shall not be able to live by his righteousness when he sins". That is the reason why our sins need to be washed away or forgiven. Contrary to what Sproul said in the video, the existence of deadly (mortal) and non-deadly (venial) sins can be found in the Bible (1 John 5:16-17). Scripture denies (double) imputation in Ezekiel 18;20: "the righteousness of the righteous shall be upon himself and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon himself."

[@Wgaither1]

Is deliberately breaking the greatest commandment a mortal or venial sin according to the Roman Catholic Church?

[@justfromcatholic]

@@Wgaither1 We commit Deadly or mortal sin when we freely choose to break the Commandments to love God and our neighbours, with full knowledge and with our consent.

[@Wgaither1]

@@justfromcatholic so all sins are mortal then, because it breaks the greatest commandment. Committing a so called venial sin is telling God you don’t love Him with all your heart mind and soul and strength

[@justfromcatholic]

@@Wgaither1 No, not all sins are deadly as 1 John 5:16-17 says. Scripture does not specifically name which sins are not deadly or venial. James 1:14-15 talks about FULL grown sin that leads to death. If you dislike a person to the extend that you wish something harmful to him or his family then it is a deadly/mortal sin. If you simply dislike (not love) a person it is a non deadly sin.

[@justfromcatholic]

@@Wgaither1 If you follow imputation concept of the Reformers, scriptural distinction between deadly/mortal and non-deadly/venial sins become meaningless as all your sins (past, present and future) are counted on Christ who bore them on the cross. Thus in his letter to Phillip Melanchthon on 1 August 1521, Luther boldly wrote: "No sin will separate us from the Lamb, even though we commit fornication and murder a thousand times a day." (source: Luther's Works, Vol. 48, page 282).

[@scented-leafpelargonium3366]

Indoctrination

[@HearGodsWord]

Is R.C. right or wrong?

[@rockycomet4587]

Yup, indoctrination with truth.

[@scented-leafpelargonium3366]

@@rockycomet4587 there is plenty of untruth too, like Santa Claus & flying reindeer, the invention of "Easter" in place of the Biblical date of Passover, the day upon which Yeshua died, the changing of Yeshua's Holy Name meaning "salvation" given by the Angel of the LORD into the transmogrified "Jesus," the replacement of the commanded Sabbath of the LORD with the observance of "Sun"-day with no command from God, Yeshua or the apostles to do so etc. Indocrinated with tonnes of UNTRUTH, and the opposite of truth is a LIE, and we know where ALL LIARS end up! Great religion with too many anomalies to make it credible or tolerable. 🙃

[@scented-leafpelargonium3366]

@@HearGodsWord He's right in the minds of those all indoctrinated by his teaching, and all others outside of that equation don't care whether he's right or wrong as they are not brainwashed by the repetition of Biblical stories, principles, rules, laws, theories & beliefs. 🙃

[@HearGodsWord]

@@scented-leafpelargonium3366 ill take that as you saying you think he's wrong, but failing to show it