Martyrdom of Polycarp (Full Audiobook)

[@Theoria]

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[@larenphillips9673]

Thank you for creating this video

[@studedude56]

Polycarp is safe and sound in the presence of our Lord! I'll see you soon my friend

[@yeswing10]

Such Faith! We must learn from him. Our hour is coming.

[@bgXttv]

This is excellent. Thank you! If you don't mind me asking, what software do you use to read these books?

[@carolynbodden7823]

time stamp between 5:06/5:08 can you explain "had already become angels"? As I understand it humans can never become angels. We may have likeness like the Angels but never become an Angel. please clarify.

[@cerealbowl7038]

In case anyone is confused: In the second century, pagans referred to Christians as "atheists" for rejecting the Greco-Roman gods. Atheists do the same thing today by saying that we are atheists for all of the other gods, and they just go one god further. You would think that after 1,900 years the critics would have found some better arguments.

[@edwardpayne4385]

The catholic church that they speak of here is not the catholic church of today with the pope and cardinals and priest, called fathers. Not even close, the catholic church has a very simple meaning, it means everyone, could who after Yeshua's resurrection who have repented of their sins and received Jesus into their hearts as their Lord and Saviour and have become a new creation in Christ our Lord, this is the catholic church it is just a eternal continuation of what God always wanted for His creation and this salvation must fall upon anyone anywhere and at anytime they call upon God with a humble and contrite heart then they receive Gods eternal church in Christ by power of the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. That the pope today does nor have this in his life or heart or he would not blaspheme Yeshua and the Holy Spirit by saying all religions lead to God just be good people. Him saying this he has made void the suffering and the death and resurrection of Jesus and has nullified the cross and has made our Messiahs death meaningless if there is another way to receive eternal life, Christ then dies in vain.

[@Brendan9903]

So we don’t need the Eucharist when the Church Fathers make it a point of emphasis to make a holy sacrifice and to receive in a state of grace?