The Lost Virtue Of Hatred

[@michaelclark2458]

"Do not I hate them, O LORD, that hate thee? and am not I grieved with those that rise up against thee? I hate them with perfect hatred: I count them mine enemies." ~ Psalms 139:21-22

[@jerryhenson4395]

"You have heard that it was said 'Love your neighbor' and hate your enemy. But I say to you, Love your enemies." Matthew 5:43-44

[@michaelclark2458]

@@jerryhenson4395 ”But this thou hast, that thou hatest the deeds of the Nicolaitanes, which I also hate.“ ‭‭Revelation‬ ‭2‬:‭6‬ ‭

[@jerryhenson4395]

@michaelclark2458 Yep. Their deeds. Not them. We still need to remember Jesus received sinners, and there is more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over 99 which need no repentance (see Luke 15). Also, we too, were once children of wrath like everyone else (Ephesians 2). There is a huge problem with effeminate men in the pastorate, but that doesn't justify sinning in the opposite direction. And the argument "That's not what we need right now!" doesn't hold water, because God's commands always apply.

[@darthbigred22]

@@jerryhenson4395 we need to remember the Charlemange, the Crusaders, King Alfred… They fought and won against the enemies of Christendom they didn’t just try to love them because reality is a lot of our enemies aren’t going to change and everyone shouldn’t suffer because of it

[@jerryhenson4395]

@@darthbigred22 Were any of those guys Jesus? Were they appointed by Him to be apostles? One more thing, were the Crusaders defending Christendom when they sacked and burned the city of Constantinople?

[@starlawalker8106]

Love this episode! It took me years of having babies and sitting under a faithful husband to agree with your words. I was indoctrinated heavily into feminism in public school and liberal arts college. Unfortunately, my dad was not a believer, so there was no spiritual protection for me. You are right, women do not know the joy they are missing by focusing on career and not having babies. I am 40 and pregnant with my 8th and know with sadness that my time for having babies will be over soon. I am also a massage therapist and 75 percent of my female clients are on anti depressants, so many reasons for this. I hope the younger generations will have husbands, stay married, and have babies and avoid the pharms.

[@RealmWaffen]

Bless you and your family. Truly a blessing for God's kingdom bringing 8 children into the world.

[@RightResponseMinistries]

God bless you dear sister.

[@crystalvulpine2314]

This is a Darwinist anti-Christian worldview. The best thing to do is not get married instead of blindly following the paths of the world. This is what the original Christians advised. Yet we now make marriage and "the family" the ultimate goal, even higher than God himself!

[@StarboyXL9]

Eight? Wow, does your back hurt from carrying civilization ma'am?

[@AstroMonkey88]

David says that he hated with a perfect hate in Psalm 139. Jesus says, “Love your enemies.” He does not say, “Do not hate your enemies.” If we look at David in the Psalms (the very same psalms Ephesians and Colossians command we sing) he says that he hates his enemies, but rather than striking them down himself (remember Saul in the cave and in the camp) he prays for God to strike them down while David himself provides them mercy. He left vengeance to God, which means he asked God, who is just, to act justly against them. That’s perfect hatred, to provide mercy and trust God to destroy the wicked.

[@theMolluskMan]

Chesterton said, "The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him." That's not entirely true. It's both. And that's okay. If you do not viscerally abhor the things that threaten your family, your nation, and your faith, you do not know what it is to love.

[@crystalvulpine2314]

Jesus did it without hating anyone, and told us to do the same thing

[@StarboyXL9]

@@crystalvulpine2314 Nice try infiltrator! We will always hate you and be righteous for doing so!

[@tentoesdownchristianity]

I sure loved this episode and I hate that enough people aren't saying it

[@RightResponseMinistries]

😂

[@brittontwood]

The fear of Yahweh is to hate evil; Pride and arrogance and the evil way and the mouth of perverted words, I hate. - Proverbs 8:13

[@StarboyXL9]

That is not God's name. Do not use that name, it is a false and satanic name.

[@ideologicalfather9650]

Its about time this information is finally coming out in chriatian circles. I've been saying this for a decade

[@timothykwoh6172]

The late Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen stated this: "Why there is no real love for God and holiness, is because there is no hatred of evil."

[@joshowens1383]

Never heard Jesus was angry during the Lazarus raising. Time to dive into the Word. Excited

[@crystalvulpine2314]

It's not certain. That's a variant reading.

[@roguecalvinist]

I've never thought of it like that - in terms of a lost virtue, though I think I know what you mean. Jesus admired the ones who hated the deeds of the Nicolatians as He did. The wrath of man does not produce the righteousness of God, but you can hate and not be wrathful. Be angry, but do not sin.

[@AltKuyperian]

Yes. I think if we’re honest with ourselves, we know where the line is. Anger may get carried away, looking back I believe we are aware of what a proper response should be and can better prepare to manage our anger.

[@vesselsofwarfare]

Forget not that even God has Wrath toward sin, and has and will again pour out his Wrath against sin. So, even Wrath can be Righteous. Therefore, be careful in saying that Wrath is wrong or sinful.

[@nerychristian]

We can hate ideologies or movements that threaten our faith or families.

[@nerychristian]

​@@vesselsofwarfareThere is a difference between anger or indignation and wrath. Wrath leads to complete destruction of its intended target.

[@nathaliavmonteiro]

At 46:20, when Isker was talking about women having the gift of being shrewd (both for holy and unholy means), I totally agree.. I actually have a term I use to describe just that.. The term is “femmecraft”.. We women really do have a God-given gift for being smart and shrewd when we want to be. The hope and aim is to use our femmecraft for good and for the glory of God and not for evil. I pray that just as Jesus was smart and shrewd when the Pharisees tried to question Him and catch Him saying something they could accuse him of, we holy women, would also be smart and shrewd for good and holy purposes 💗 Loved this episode! Keep up the good work guys! 👏👏👏

[@jvt_redbaronspeaks4831]

Love the title of the video. Its about time we acknowledge its ok to hate some things...like evil & taxes.

[@deludedjester]

Taxes get a bad rep. It's only a means to pay for the services that society expects and is increasingly demanding. What we should hate is the misuse of taxes, not taxes per se.

[@jvt_redbaronspeaks4831]

@deludedjester How much tax led to Boston Tea Party? Founders would've had another war if the new government put in taxes like we have now. Also, if you note my comment... I was saying things I hated....like evil AND taxes. So I can hate taxes while acknowledging they aren't exactly the same thing as evil. Don't be a sheep.

[@nerychristian]

The problem is that we are being taxed unjustly. Like when the government taxes an inheritance that a father leaves to his children. There should just be a flat tax, so we don't have to pay taxes for every single thing we do. We are already taxed on our income. Why do we have to be taxed for buying food or other necessities?

[@WilliamUmstattd]

Boston Tea Party wasn’t about taxes it was about lack of representation.

[@jvt_redbaronspeaks4831]

@WilliamUmstattd Tea act and monopoly of tea. I grant you that in declaration of independence which listed reasons for break from Britain listed taxes way down the list of grievances...so taxes weren't the only reason or highest priority of Independence. However, while i don't deny representation was a priority as well... you are daft to think the "tea party" had nothing to do with taxes or tea.

[@elainejan]

Great conversation. Thank you.

[@solascriptura6429]

Y’all are doing a great service for the King! Don’t stop please. May this be a beginning of a new reformation in Jesus name. Lord bless

[@thaimuayshoo1171]

Great episode Pastor Joel. Another thing they tell you is that you can't judge other people (while they sit there and judge you). Funny how that works isn't it? No, I will not place myself into a medically induced coma or become a mute eunuch just to appease your emotional state.

[@PlagueNurseOpal]

Coming from WA.. In a church fellowship where most congregations are effeminate… the pastor is soft spoken, divorce is rampant, and feminists in denyal are rampant and women are teaching scripture to women in women’s Bible studies… half of the families send their children to public school and do not disciple their children…what is my role as a SAHM in a church like that? Am I EVER to correct or speak to ANYONE in leadership about this?? The men? The women?? I’m not a man.. and not a man in the congregation will do it. What is my role in helping the church? I feel like protesting and rebuking them. I feel like protesting and rebuking every church in my area. I’m mad. Idk how to go about it. I want the church to wake up. I want them to do well. I don’t want them or their children to continue putting their souls and lives in jeopardy. I will admit I struggle with being a rebellious feminist myself. I grew up tomboy for part of my life and sensual another part and rebellious towards my parents. I am trying to trust God and submit to my husband and embrace my drudgery and love it. I don’t want to say or do the wrong thing in my anger.

[@lewislibre]

I would love to see how Martin Luther would handle being in todays modern big Eva church. It would be like a Bull in a China shop

[@yepyep1013]

I’m sure it would be the same if the Founding Fathers of the US were to see what has become of government in the USA.

[@iThinkBiblically]

This will be interesting!

[@lewislibre]

2 of my fav channels interacting 🙏🏼

[@pamcollins2178]

I cannot strategize at the level of my husband. Hands down

[@crystalvulpine2314]

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[@claudelyman9683]

"God hates a coward."

[@MrChuckthebuckNorris]

It does not say that in the bible

[@claudelyman9683]

@@MrChuckthebuckNorris would cowards be considered fearful?

[@jesuschristiskingofkingslo2023]

I like the banter, I think it's mostly on point. As far as, am I as a woman not built to "handle" something like the guy in middle talking about how fragile his wife is, I definitely can't relate to that at all. I am not that emotionally unstable, and maybe I was a psychopath when 9/11 hit I was unsaved and I was completely detached from that, it didn't really affect me emotionally. So maybe I am built different than most woman or maybe I don't fall into this extreme narrative that's being presented. I think it's a bit exaggerated.

[@aliciakaye3089]

I agree. I think women express their emotions more because of how our brains work, but I don't think we are incapable of critical thinking and logical decision making. If it wasn't for me fighting against my husband, our kids would be in public school and I would be working outside the home 🤷‍♀️. Likewise, if I was just emotional without the ability to make logical decisions, our kids would be in public school. Homeschooling challenges my emotions on the daily and there are times I don't want to keep going, but I know my duty as a mom is to teach my kids and protect them while their brains are developing. I think they could have done better in this part of the video 🤷‍♀️.

[@crystalvulpine2314]

@@aliciakaye3089 No, it's because you didn't get your butt beat as a kid any time you showed any "weakness" or "whining", and don't continue to be harassed by everyone for it. Men are terrified to show emotions because of how people will treat them. We are biologically hardwired to care about females but males are seen as a burden, because females have more reproductive value as individuals.

[@StarboyXL9]

@@aliciakaye3089 "but I don't think we are incapable of critical thinking and logical decision making." I can jury-rig a car to act as a lifter crane, but when given the choice of lifting a very heavy load up thirty stories with an actual lifter crane or with one jury-rigged out of a car, which one will I choose?

[@aliciakaye3089]

​@StarboyXL9 Your point?

[@StarboyXL9]

@@aliciakaye3089 How do you not see my point?

[@gambitsheild9814]

You aren't supposed to hate your fellow man, but you are supposed to hate sin. Anything that keeps people from God is fair game to be hated to some degree or another.

[@mooreoftammie]

Agree with what you are saying. But I keep coming back to “Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.” How do I teach my boys THAT and to hate at the same time? Is it a “hate the sin not the sinner” type of thing? How do I teach this to my boys?

[@AstroMonkey88]

Read the Psalms. We are commanded to sing them in Colossians and Ephesians. The Psalms speak of a “perfect hatred.” It means not to seek out vengeance yourself, but to leave it to God. The Psalms are filled with faith that God will crush the wicked. He is just and vengeful. Pray for them to be humbled and turn to Christ. But if they won’t, trust that God is not a wicked judge who will let them go. Proverbs 24:17-18 also shows that when vengeance does come upon them, bring them mercy.

[@StarboyXL9]

Do you not hate dog feces that is left on the sidewalk? Furthermore, it talks about loving your enemies, not God's enemies. There is a difference. Your enemy is someone you have personal beef with where God's law has not been violated or is not the reason you are upset with that person. God's enemy is someone who acts directly against God's law and persuades others (by hook or by crook) to do the same.

[@Alien1375]

"Good good... Let the hate flow through you".

[@tesseract535]

Isker calling out title 9 of the CRA is a gem in this one.

[@Pastor_Grant]

Good video

[@danman2001]

The Church Impotent - Leon J. Podles

[@RightResponseMinistries]

Thank you.

[@KyleKringle]

For those quoting Psalm 139:21-22 to justify your hatred, finish the Psalm. "23 Search me, O God, and know my heart! Try me and know my thoughts! 24 And see if there be any grievous way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting!" Unless you humble yourself before God so that you may be corrected, there is no virtue that comes out of hating your enemies--not even God's. Ignore these last two verses, and you become the reason Jesus preached Matthew 5:43-48.

[@Wesley_Todd]

Fire content gents

[@anthonygamboa3146]

I have to keep coming to youtube (which i hate) bcuz the vimeo keeps messing up on patreon. Do you post to rumb1e?

[@JonJaeden]

Hatred is underrated.

[@GeorgeWKush-tl5do]

If you dont have a healthy hatred of evil and evildoers you love evil and are weak.

[@GeorgeWKush-tl5do]

@@JW-tg1nn I guess David was sinning when he wrote the inspired psalms then 😭

[@GeorgeWKush-tl5do]

@@JW-tg1nn that's not how Jesus thought of them haha

[@GeorgeWKush-tl5do]

​@@JW-tg1nnJesus quoting psalm 110 multiple times

[@GeorgeWKush-tl5do]

@@JW-tg1nn so when are verses prophetic and when are they instructional and when are they just David putting his feelings out there? Seems awfully convenient to explain away passages we don't like. I think it shows the good heart of David to hate evil like God plain and clear

[@GeorgeWKush-tl5do]

@@JW-tg1nn you can hate and love at the same time. God hates the wicked but also love his creation. I think your theology is weak, but best wishes to you brother

[@thundergrace]

Love Andrew Isker! He looks so much like my brother Gary! I love you all as well!

[@tomhitchcock8195]

AD you’re a long way from home!

[@toughguy8228]

This is my 3rd episode of these types of videos but I’m still wondering what book y’all are referencing 😂

[@RightResponseMinistries]

The Bonifice Option by Andrew Isker

[@Jasonshoots]

Be careful with having a zeal for righteousness without mercy (hesed). It is good to hate evil and those that do moral evil, but yet don't forget mercy towards them. Be just yet be slow to get angry evaluate all the evidence first then make your decision. That is the character of a gentle person. Ya, it might seem weak to the American man or woman. But it is one of lowly mind.

[@person6768]

Your worried about the ditch on the other side of the road. The one the TV tells us we are if we're not the "nice" Christian and it's not like it doesn't exist but right now we really need the anger.

[@MisertheWizer]

I agree much with that

[@MisertheWizer]

​@@person6768most people are only your enemy by indoctrination, let time and love speak in actions to let the truth speak

[@crystalvulpine2314]

@@person6768 That's always the excuse. Jesus's commandments never apply to the current time for some reason or another.

[@mrs.ingham]

Wife, Mom, keeper at home here to say thank you for declaring what virtually all leaders for decades have been unwilling to say about the woman’s being the weaker vessel and created specifically to help the man. You’re right, the truth of God’s word, so evident in Creation, declares that women were not made to “thrive” in a man’s world. In light of this, how would you reconcile Bryan Hensley’s wife assuming the position of Director of your Christian Classical school? Especially considering the example given by Pastor Isker of his High School principal - a woman unable to lead the students and staff during the shock and horror of 9/11? Is this role fitting for a woman?

[@person6768]

These guys on the podcast own a school? I can't find it on there website

[@mrs.ingham]

@@person6768 I think I heard him say the goal is for the school to be open Fall 2024.

[@mrs.ingham]

@@person6768 It's just beginning. I think I heard him say that their goal is for the school to be open Fall 2024.

[@crystalvulpine2314]

How do you reconcile this with Matthew 22:30, Galatians 3:28, and 1 Corinthians 7?

[@mrs.ingham]

@@crystalvulpine2314 Hopefully I’m understanding your question right. If by “this” you mean reconciling the clear distinctions and roles of men and women with those texts… This is kind of long but I hope it’s helpful: First, all Scripture concerning men and women can be understood through Creation, the foundation of everything: order, hierarchy, the family, what is good and what is not, our different duties according to the very distinct natures of men and women. Everything in Scripture concerning men and women is predicated upon Creation and no verse or narrative will contradict what has been understood from the beginning. As for the 3 passages… Matthew 22:30 - All uses of the word “resurrection” in the New Testament concern eternal life after death and Jesus Himself being the resurrection and the life, whom we will worship and whose presence we will enjoy forever. In saying “they neither marry nor are given in marriage,” He is simply answering their question in verse 28, “whose wife will she be?” Those who die in Christ will indeed be like the angels who do not marry or procreate, and so in heaven she won’t be the wife of either brother. But this did not nullify the duty of the dead man’s brother according to Deuteronomy 25:5. In the same way, what we will be after death in no way nullifies God’s purposes for us in this life and for Creation: His command to men and women to be fruitful and multiply and subdue the earth; the reality of headship and submission; the duty of the woman to her husband and children in the home. (Genesis 2:18, 1 Corinthians 11:9, Titus 2:4-5, 1 Timothy 5:9-14) Similarly, in Galatians 3:28, by saying “neither male nor female,” Paul is not doing away with the natural distinctions and roles of men and women. The entire context is about salvation and the continual contrast between the Old Covenant of works that one is born into (Israel) and the New Covenant of grace through faith in Christ into which people are born of the Spirit from every nation. In verse 28, Paul is only stating that God makes no distinction of who will inherit eternal life, that salvation has now come to Gentiles as well as Jews and that women as well as men have become heirs of the grace of life. (1 Peter 3:7) And yet God’s salvation does not do away with the natural distinctions. New life in Christ neither overturns the created order nor our clearly prescribed work as men and women according to God’s word. Lastly, 1 Corinthians 7: This text is often used to promote singleness, but the historical context of this passage is dire persecution of the saints, especially by unbelieving Jews which preceded God’s judgment against Old Covenant breaking Israel in 70AD by the Roman army. In 1 Corinthians 7, Paul writes of a “present distress,” the great distress of that generation. In Matthew 24, Jesus warns of the tribulation that would come upon that generation, a kind which the world would never see again. In light of this, Paul tells the saints in Corinth that it is better to remain in the state in which they were called, whether married, unmarried, widowed or married to an unbeliever. (And he has his concessions and commands for each group.) Regarding unmarried Christians, Paul simply wants to spare them from “worldly concerns” (being concerned with one’s husband or wife) in view of the “present distress.” Paul is not saying universally and for all time that being unmarried is better for Christians. He is only advising people to remain as they are during the great tribulation of that generation. Also, regarding singleness, it’s important to note: 1) Paul says that even considering the distress in his day, if a man burns with passion, he must marry. (1 Cor. 7:9) 2) A woman’s remaining single in this context does not mean she is not under any protection or authority. If she is young, verses 36-38 indicate that she is still in her father’s house. If she is an older widow, Paul in 1 Timothy 5 commands that she be cared for by her family (her son or son-in-law being the head of that home). If she is widowed young, she is commanded to marry again. Scripture interprets Scripture. 1 Corinthians 7 was never meant to encourage singleness in general, especially among women. The Bible in its entirety assumes the protection and provision of women. There’s so much more Scripture that could be mentioned particularly about women, but I hope this at least was helpful.

[@sawyeranderson1394]

The gal whom my heart chose, as I do, agrees women shouldn't vote. Last election, I just sent her a picture of my ballot 😎

[@MisertheWizer]

​@@JW-tg1nnnot really, it's not going away even if we want it to

[@MisertheWizer]

@@JW-tg1nn 19th amendment

[@MisertheWizer]

@@JW-tg1nn if women could be exempt from their nature or be in a position of critical thinking outside of seeing communism as the answer I'd be more in favor, yes men have many issues still but the difference is more on the woman's nature which is what keeps her from being meaningful

[@crystalvulpine2314]

Why is this suddenly becoming the mainstream view among Christians? Just 3 years ago it would've been unthinkable.

[@MisertheWizer]

@JW-tg1nn if we're going to the root of most of the issues today with about every problem we can think of getting rid of the 19th amendment would clear a lot of stuff up

[@lesliejamieson6781]

Even if it is true that women as a sex are more easily deceived than men as a sex, this is “on average.” SOME women are less easily deceived than SOME men.

[@crystalvulpine2314]

It's not even true

[@kaylar3197]

@lesliejamieson6781 Which he specifically says when he brings this up.

[@StarboyXL9]

True. I'd take a far-right-leaning woman over a blue-pill beta anyday.

[@juliahaynes2485]

I would have preferred to stay home snd raise my children, as opposed to sending them to daycare. However, society was set up so that I had to work, as it is now financially necessary for a two person income.

[@keithsewell8389]

Modern feminism has strong roots in the French Revolution and that revolutionary era.

[@kaylar3197]

There’s no need for the modifier “modern”.

[@StarboyXL9]

Amen. This has been a multi-century effort on their part, and it's all coming to a head now.

[@thundergrace]

Psalm 139...do i not hate what you hate Lord there are churchs that omit that section of the psalm

[@EYTSIRHC1]

It reminds me of Voddie Baucham’s thou shalt be nice.

[@EYTSIRHC1]

Hate is a strong word… Only hate the Devil… Hate the sin, love the sinner… Don’t judge people for sinning differently than you… God is love… Love your neighbor… Jesus was friends with sinners… Jesus would be a Democrat…

[@ronaldmaday]

Good video overall, but I wish the topic of hatred would have been more of the forefront. It landed more on the evils of Feminism and the differences between men and women rather than the main subject. All part of the greater topic, yes, but still trying to discern the differences of Psalm 139 vs Jesus on hatred in Matthew…etc.

[@Guineaster]

Can you make a video expounding on what women are better than men at?

[@thaimuayshoo1171]

- Nurturing young children - Planning or suggesting community get togethers - Multitasking within the home environment - Caring for elderly family/friends/ neighbors (strengthens community ties)

[@hammerbarca6]

Decorating the home

[@hammerbarca6]

Decorating people (clothing) Edit: haha I guess beautifying things summarizes those two

[@thaimuayshoo1171]

@@hammerbarca6 That's true. Women tend to usually be more organized with physical environment stuff. I got tired of spending forever looking for my misplaced tools in the garage so I had to step up there myself

[@crystalvulpine2314]

@@thaimuayshoo1171 What makes you think men cannot do those things?

[@deludedjester]

The enemies are not of flesh and blood.

[@lisachelton4599]

Thank you for calling out wokeness in evangelical Christianity. ...I love Charles Surgeon, Matthew Henry, Albert Barnes, etc.

[@Pedant_Patrol]

What does it mean that a woman will be saved through child-bearing?

[@crystalvulpine2314]

It means the pastoral forger who wrote 1 Timothy didn't like the older advice for Christians to not marry, so he made childbearing a requirement for salvation so people would marry and have a bunch of kids.

[@Pedant_Patrol]

@@crystalvulpine2314 Any sources or evidence?

[@crystalvulpine2314]

@@Pedant_Patrol Because that's the theme of the pastoral epistles, yet if you go into the authentic letters, it's the opposite.

[@Pedant_Patrol]

@@crystalvulpine2314 Thanks for clarifying. Any commentaries on the pastoral epistles you could point me to? Also, are you a Bible believer/Messiah follower?

[@crystalvulpine2314]

@@Pedant_Patrol There's plenty of information about the pastoral letters being fake, it's been known for quite a while now. Pulpits just don't want you to know that because they benefit from them. I am a believer.

[@Truttle]

Check out a song called "God of Hate" by Atomic Opera. Definitely not allowable in a Big Eva CCM playlist.

[@betty8173]

Feminism started with the right to vote, but for sure, WW2. Ha, you just said that...1945, but then, ugh, the 60's! Thanks!

[@kaylar3197]

There’s some corruption in the video from 41:45 - 42:16

[@NeanderthalWoman-ou8ev]

Based on your tone, I think you guys already know this, but ... Please direct all that righteous anger outward at its proper targets, not inward at your wives and children whenever something goes wrong at home.

[@NeanderthalWoman-ou8ev]

@11B_RTO I am giving them the benefit of the doubt... but I have seen more than one Christian man who is chronically angry and feels free to unload on his wife and kids.

[@StarboyXL9]

@@NeanderthalWoman-ou8ev That's not a Christian then lol. Christian is not a self-proclaimed label. Believe no one who tells you that they are a Christian. Compare them to Jesus and the prophets and the ones who come the closest are Christians. Everyone else is a pretender.

[@lesliejamieson6781]

I would love to hear you interview H Pearl Davis on your show.

[@MisertheWizer]

​@@JW-tg1nn what's wrong with pearl?

[@MisertheWizer]

@@JW-tg1nn acting as if the red pill is the problem is an issue, red pill is a reaction to the problem, and the red pill isn't 1 denomination but very much like Christianity with different denominational differences

[@thundergrace]

people who petition with hate signs! sheesh!

[@galactica1981]

Hatred is not a virtue. Hating sin does not lead to virtue any more than hating war leads to peace.

[@NeanderthalWoman-ou8ev]

Q. How do you repent of your sin? A. I must be sorry for my sin, and hate and forsake it. Q. Why must you hate and forsake your sin? A. Because sin displeases God.

[@sjurdurkjv]

You are biblically ignorant. Know you not that Amos 5:15 says: Hate the evil, and love the good, and establish judgment in the gate: it may be that the Lord God of hosts will be gracious unto the remnant of Joseph. And that Proverbs 8:3 says: The fear of the Lord is to hate evil: pride, and arrogancy, and the evil way, and the froward mouth, do I hate. And again Psalm 97:10 says: Ye that love the Lord, hate evil: he preserveth the souls of his saints; he delivereth them out of the hand of the wicked. Go home and read your King James Authorised Bible.

[@galactica1981]

@@sjurdurkjv I suspect these verses are using a bit of hyperbole (exaggeration). Just as there was no need to hate the old-fashioned ice box in order to replace it with the modern refrigerator, there is no need to hate sin in order to stand for truth and love. When you engage in hatred for any reason, you are inevitably going to get burned.

[@nerychristian]

Lol. If you only understood how evil and destructive sin is, you would hate and abhor it. Comparing sin to an old refrigerator? Really? Sin is so evil and repugnant that it required that the Lamb of God shed his blood in order to wipe away sins. Sin is so evil that it will lead most people to an eternity of torment in hell. If you don't hate sin, then you don't truly know God. If you had a son, and he died in his sins, and was now suffering in hell, you would hate whatever sin lead him there.

[@hananokuni2580]

Hate things, not people.

[@aliciakaye3089]

I agree with most of this, but I think you could have done better when it comes to the nature of women. Women are able to express our emotions better, but we also have critical thinking skills that allow us to act on logic and not just our emotions. If the world is a better place being run by men, and men were the ones who always had control, then who let it get to where it is now? Thank God He can redeem a broken system and allow women the ability to stand up when men aren't willing to. Most of the time, you see women standing up in schoolboards and fighting. Women are often seen fighting against abortion as well. If I had no idea what was going on in the world around me, I would be sending my kids to public school and going back to work outside the home. I had to go against the desires of my husband and homeschool our kids when he wanted them to go to public school so they could play football and have the life he had. I do think it is ideal for men to lead, but when they don't, I'm thankful God can work through women and has allowed us the ability to step up within our broken system.

[@jahnvantuttlesma8215]

Sounds like Lyman Abbott

[@tomhitchcock8195]

Are you guys “little Eva”? Lol

[@NeanderthalWoman-ou8ev]

Hi, I'm a mom and I hate anything that would separate my children from Christ. Which is why I hate Baptistic theology.

[@RightResponseMinistries]

Fair enough.

[@simeonyves5940]

If you can find a Solid Church, the Presbyterians, the Dutch Reformed, or the Reformed Episcolians may be good Options for You I think, Fully Reformed, and thus Fully Biblical, but with Infant Baptism, which was also Practiced by some the Greatest Reformers (Augustine, Calvin, Knox, Whittingham, most of the Puritans, Toplady, Ryle, etc) of the Past. Hope that Helps. Love and Peace.

[@lesliejamieson6781]

@@simeonyves5940Augustine? I didn't know he was a Reformer.

[@simeonyves5940]

@@lesliejamieson6781 Augustine's theology was almost Identical to that of the Reformers many Centuries on, to the Point that, although he, like all Christendom in his day, was under Rome (albeit before it totally Apostatized in the 7th Century) he is considered, by many Reformed Christians, to have been one of the very forefounders of the Reformation, just many, many years aforehand! John Calvin based pretty much his whole theology on that of Augustine let us not Forget!

[@hammerbarca6]

So… you hate the fall/original sin/adam’s federal headship. That’s good. Not sure Presbyterian theology fixes that (I’m a member of an OPC church)

[@tylerphillips8902]

Ad cleaned up haha

[@dakotaclark733]

The opposite of racism is diversity.

[@person6768]

The opposite of racism is realizing we are all one race the human race and we all come from Adam and Eve.

[@dakotaclark733]

@@person6768 the nations bring their glory to the Lord in revelation. It’s not they become one big “nation” (race) and bring human glory to the Lord. There are very real racial differences (Google it) it’s very eye opening, I say this as someone who is Mexican raised in a white southern family. This doesn’t mean we don’t love others, but there are real differences. It shows in denominations: SOUTHERN baptist, Lutheran (German), Anglican (English), DUTCH reformed, ROMAN Catholic, EASTERN orthodox etc. geographic region is very closely tied to race and or nationality. Diversity comes from globalism and nothing good has come from globalism.

[@crystalvulpine2314]

@@dakotaclark733 And those differences are oppressive and set to be destroyed.

[@StarboyXL9]

@@crystalvulpine2314 Except they aren't, snake.

[@crystalvulpine2314]

@@StarboyXL9 Then you clearly haven't read the New Testament, or at most only the snippets that seem to support what you want.

[@thundergrace]

its overused.....#haters we are all haters....

[@michaelhale867]

Betwixt two “baptists”

[@tanacious808]

Lol Americans finally catching up with how the rest of the world been operating.

[@crystalvulpine2314]

That's NOT a good thing!

[@clemkadiddlehopper3455]

YHVH ( God ) says to LOVE the GOOD and HATE the EVIL .Anyone who teaches other than that HATES YHVH ( God ) .You can think that I am a HATER but you are denying what YHVH ( GOD ) has COMMANDED and you are a HATER of YHVH ( God ) .

[@DeaconBeanCooter]

You disregard the imago dei. Male and woman He created them. Men are not better at everything than women. How absurd.

[@RealmWaffen]

Wrong Adam was made in God's image while Eve was made in man's image.

[@DeaconBeanCooter]

@@RealmWaffen she was made from his rib. Both are made in the image of God. Male and female he created them. Equal He created them.

[@RealmWaffen]

@@DeaconBeanCooter Reread all of Genesis 1:27 Genesis 1:27 (LES2): 27 And God made humankind; he made him according to the image of God; he made them male and female. Genesis 1:27 (ESV): 27 So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them. In both the greek and the "hebrew" man used in the first part of this verse ἄνθρωπος and shows that this is accusative, masculine, singular meaning one person only. Here is the hebrew text also אָדָם noun,common, singular, masculine. So no Adam was made in God's image and Eve was made in Adam's image. The entirety of humanity gains the imago dei through Adam.

[@DeaconBeanCooter]

@@RealmWaffen no, reeeee. You need to back up your original claim. She was not made in Adams image.

[@DeaconBeanCooter]

@@RealmWaffen your interpretation of anthropos is dismal. Get a lexicon

[@thundergrace]

Andrew where is your wedding ring if you say you are married? i think you implied you said you were married...

[@ashleyhill8458]

Your videos do not show the love of God. They are incendiary for the sake of increasing chatter. I regret ever subscribing to your channel and this is the video that lost my subscription.

[@RightResponseMinistries]

I’m sorry to hear that. Fair well and God bless.

[@DannyD-lr5yg]

What the heck is your problem, flooding people’s feeds with upcoming videos, WEEKS IN ADVANCE? It’s like I’m being punished for subscribing and supporting you. I may have to unsubscribe if you keep doing this, life’s too crazy right now to have my KZbin feed looking as cluttered with useless things as a freaking hoarder house.

[@nevrastir1084]

Thank you for saying this. Saved me a lot of time and typing. 😂

[@RightResponseMinistries]

Understood - thank you for the feedback. Definitely wasn’t the intent to spam your feed. Will think through a better plan moving forward.

[@roguecalvinist]

Bro chill, it ain't that serious though. I don't think the thumbnail meant that just being hateful in general is a virtue

[@lukemclamb6881]

Are you sarcastic or on the edge of a breakdown?

[@theMolluskMan]

Are you serious? Go touch grass

[@MartyMcFly1085]

I love good, decent, tolerant, affirming, moral people, so I hate these guys

[@MartyMcFly1085]

Thank you, finally a good video on how to brainwash our kids