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Ringo4life, An Exhortation to Repentance: Christianity? John 3;16? Answered Biblically

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Channel: Nephtali1981 · 2011 · Nonprofits & Activism

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http://www.taliforgod.com PLEASE READ THESE COMMENTS: 

I make this exhortation in the way i do in hopes that Ringo does indeed have the Holy Spirit working in him; if he does, there is absolutely no way he can deny the Virgin Birth and Jesus being God manifest in the flesh for very long.  

Proverbs 27:5-6 Open rebuke is better than secret love. 6Faithful are the wounds of a friend; but the kisses of an enemy are deceitful.

To his viewers, if you truly love Ringo; you would agree that denying such biblical teachings is dangerous. Before accepting anything said about Christians, consider that the person saying such things; denies the Virgin Birth... Denies Jesus is God manifest in the flesh 1 timothy 3:16.  

Proverbs 27:6 Faithful are the wounds of a friend; but the kisses of an enemy are deceitful.

I would rather warn Ringo now, and see him in the Kingdom.  Than not warn him and his viewers and not see them.  

The Virgin Birth is not a "Christian Thing" 
Jesus as God manifest in the flesh is not a "Christian Thing" 1 Tim. 3:16 

This is just some more additional credible sources which demonstrate that the name Christian means follower of Christ.  

In addition showing that from the 2nd century on forward, the disciples considered this a term of honor.

http://www.blueletterbible.org/lang/lexicon/lexicon.cfm?Strongs=G5546&t=KJV 


I even search several credible sources for definitions:

New American Standard Keyword Study Bible Strong's dictionary with AMG 
word studies page 2312 2008 edition by AMG publishers

5546, Christianos, krhis-tee-an-os'; from 5547; a Christian, i.e. 
follower of Christ:--Christian
Noun from Christos (557), Christ. A name given to the disciples or 
followers of Christ, first adopted at Antioch. It does not occur in the 
NT as a name commonly used by Christians themselves (Acts 11:26; 26:28; 
1 Peter 4:16). The believers first became known as Christians as an 
appellation of ridicule.
Syn.: mathetes (3101), a learner; pistos (4103), faithful (one); 
adelphos (80), a brother; hagios (40), a saint..

So, we are in a difficult spot; we can go to history, sources, credible 
knowledge of what the word Christian means or we can discard it and say 
"Ah, this is lies, lies, lies"  At some point, we must allow the 
scriptures, history, sources, credible sources to be correct.

So, the next time a person says; you are following the "white mans" 
religion by calling yourself a christian.  Ask them the following:

Is the Lexicon Credible? Strong's Concordance?  If they say yes, and if 
they have any knowledge of scriptures ect. they will tell you yes..  
Give them the above link and have them read it for themselves.  In 
fact, you click it and read it for yourself.

I proudly call myself a Christian, because i am a follower of Christ; 
to those who make fun of those who call themselves this name; maybe now 
they will be able to see the true historical meaning and the difference 
between calling yourself a Christian and the false religion of 
Christianity.  Two different things.

God Bless Everyone!

Jesus is Lord, He Rules and He never fails.

Tali

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