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Hope this helps Chaddy O • 33 AD, Pentecost, The Catholic Church is born 🕊️ • 33–70 AD, Apostolic era, Council of Jerusalem • 48–50 AD, Council of Jerusalem settles key issues like Gentile inclusion • 64–68 AD, Martyrdom of Peter and Paul in Rome under Roman Emperor Nero • 70 AD, Destruction of Jerusalem, Church shifts focus outward • 96 AD, Clement of Rome exercises authority over Corinth • 107–110 AD, Ignatius of Antioch calls for three fold ministry, bishop, presbyters, deacons, and the Eucharist • 90–110 AD, Didache appears showing liturgy, baptism, Eucharist, and roles for bishops & deacons • 180 AD, Irenaeus lists Rome’s bishops from Peter onward to prove apostolic succession • 100–300 AD, Ongoing persecutions, Roman Empire hunts down Catholics brutally • 303–311 AD, Church remains unified in doctrine, hierarchy, and sacraments despite trials • 312–313 AD, Constantine’s conversion, Edict of Milan • 325 AD, Council of Nicaea, Nicene Creed • 381 AD, Council of Constantinople, Expansion Nicene Creed • 382 AD, Council of Rome, Hippo 393, Carthage 397, all confirm the 73 Book Bible

Hope this helps Chaddy O • 33 AD, Pentecost, The Catholic Church is born 🕊️ • 33–70 AD, Apostolic era, Council of Jerusalem • 48–50 AD, Council of Jerusalem settles key issues like Gentile inclusion • 64–68 AD, Martyrdom of Peter and Paul in Rome under Roman Emperor Nero • 70 AD, Destruction of Jerusalem, Church shifts focus outward • 96 AD, Clement of Rome exercises authority over Corinth • 107–110 AD, Ignatius of Antioch calls for three fold ministry, bishop, presbyters, deacons, and the Eucharist • 90–110 AD, Didache appears showing liturgy, baptism, Eucharist, and roles for bishops & deacons • 180 AD, Irenaeus lists Rome’s bishops from Peter onward to prove apostolic succession • 100–300 AD, Ongoing persecutions, Roman Empire hunts down Catholics brutally • 303–311 AD, Church remains unified in doctrine, hierarchy, and sacraments despite trials • 312–313 AD, Constantine’s conversion, Edict of Milan • 325 AD, Council of Nicaea, Nicene Creed • 381 AD, Council of Constantinople, Expansion Nicene Creed • 382 AD, Council of Rome, Hippo 393, Carthage 397, all confirm the 73 Book Bible

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No church father operated that Scripture alone was the supreme rule. Sola Scriptura itself is a 16th century novelty and even the Reformers broke from each other claiming the right interpretation, this man made doctrine is the category error.

No church father operated that Scripture alone was the supreme rule. Sola Scriptura itself is a 16th century novelty and even the Reformers broke from each other claiming the right interpretation, this man made doctrine is the category error.

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Faith Alone = not biblical Baptism is symbolic = not biblical Eucharist is symbolic = not biblical

Faith Alone = not biblical Baptism is symbolic = not biblical Eucharist is symbolic = not biblical

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"The Reformation was about returning to the primitive church" - Wes Huff

"The Reformation was about returning to the primitive church" - Wes Huff

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The early Church already called itself Catholic and it already looked to Rome for authority WHILE the apostles were still alive. ✍🏻Ignatius of Antioch wrote in 100AD stating that “wherever the Pope appears there is the Catholic Church. ✍🏻Irenaeus of Lyons eighty years later in 180AD wrote all the Popes from his time to Peter the apostle. The idea that the RCC didn’t exist in the time right after Jesus is a fictional tale Wes Huff likes to tell people to avoid the obvious truth right in front of his eyes.

The early Church already called itself Catholic and it already looked to Rome for authority WHILE the apostles were still alive. ✍🏻Ignatius of Antioch wrote in 100AD stating that “wherever the Pope appears there is the Catholic Church. ✍🏻Irenaeus of Lyons eighty years later in 180AD wrote all the Popes from his time to Peter the apostle. The idea that the RCC didn’t exist in the time right after Jesus is a fictional tale Wes Huff likes to tell people to avoid the obvious truth right in front of his eyes.

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Utterly false, Jerome never treated the Deuterocanonical books as Apocrypha. He used them authoritatively throughout his entire life minus a brief window of about five years where he held to a personal opinion because he never found them in the original language. Even post Latin Vulgate 382AD, he uses the Deuterocanonical books as authoritative. (images attached, years 399ad, 404ad) At the time of Jerome 380 years after Jesus, it is true that these Jews (380 years after Jesus) did not accept these 7 books as Scripture. However, they also rejected all the New Testament books, Jesus Himself, and the entire Christian faith. Why would you appeal to them for authority on Scripture? When Pope Innocent issued the decree affirming the 73 book canon Jerome did not protest. We have nearly all of his surviving works, there is no record of him protesting this decision. If Jerome had been bullied into including these books as Wes Huff suggests, wouldn't he have written about it? Doesn't this demonstrate that the 73 book Bible was in fact established in the year 382AD? Wouldn't that mean that Protestants later deleted the 7 books?

Utterly false, Jerome never treated the Deuterocanonical books as Apocrypha. He used them authoritatively throughout his entire life minus a brief window of about five years where he held to a personal opinion because he never found them in the original language. Even post Latin Vulgate 382AD, he uses the Deuterocanonical books as authoritative. (images attached, years 399ad, 404ad) At the time of Jerome 380 years after Jesus, it is true that these Jews (380 years after Jesus) did not accept these 7 books as Scripture. However, they also rejected all the New Testament books, Jesus Himself, and the entire Christian faith. Why would you appeal to them for authority on Scripture? When Pope Innocent issued the decree affirming the 73 book canon Jerome did not protest. We have nearly all of his surviving works, there is no record of him protesting this decision. If Jerome had been bullied into including these books as Wes Huff suggests, wouldn't he have written about it? Doesn't this demonstrate that the 73 book Bible was in fact established in the year 382AD? Wouldn't that mean that Protestants later deleted the 7 books?

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THE BIBLE HAPPENED IN THIS ORDER: The apostles built churches FIRST…..then they wrote letters to those churches.....those letters then became the Bible, NOT the other way around. This proves Sola Scriptura false This is why Scripture says the Church (and not Scriptures) is the pillar and foundation of the truth.

THE BIBLE HAPPENED IN THIS ORDER: The apostles built churches FIRST…..then they wrote letters to those churches.....those letters then became the Bible, NOT the other way around. This proves Sola Scriptura false This is why Scripture says the Church (and not Scriptures) is the pillar and foundation of the truth.

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Look at the aura of the Catholic Church.....come home to the Church Jesus started in 33ad ✝

Look at the aura of the Catholic Church.....come home to the Church Jesus started in 33ad ✝

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This is where Protestants intend to take the fight, my brothers in Christ, arm yourselves, go study these chain of events, agenda driven historians like Wes & Orlund intend rewrite it we must stand guard when they arrive 🇻🇦

This is where Protestants intend to take the fight, my brothers in Christ, arm yourselves, go study these chain of events, agenda driven historians like Wes & Orlund intend rewrite it we must stand guard when they arrive 🇻🇦

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What an outrageous thing to say about Jesus, she called him rude! Allie Beth Buckley is lecturing Jesus on manners. Allie Beth Stuckey Feminist Converts are destroying Christianity. Minute: 00:43

What an outrageous thing to say about Jesus, she called him rude! Allie Beth Buckley is lecturing Jesus on manners. Allie Beth Stuckey Feminist Converts are destroying Christianity. Minute: 00:43

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Martin Luther was the greatest disaster human kind has ever known, even he knew it 👇

Martin Luther was the greatest disaster human kind has ever known, even he knew it 👇

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The apostles built churches FIRST…..then they wrote letters to those churches.....those letters then became the Bible, not the other way around. GOD deputized the apostles.

The apostles built churches FIRST…..then they wrote letters to those churches.....those letters then became the Bible, not the other way around. GOD deputized the apostles.

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Your 66 book canon is a 19th century invention, it was not apostolic at all. So when you say to appeal to “Scripture alone” i say which Scripture? and who had the authority to determine it? I’ll tell you who, The British & Foreign Bible Society in 1830, for money saving purposes. Sad. Sola Scriptura is not taught in Scripture. No verse states “Scripture alone” or “all souls are subject to the scriptures alone” no verbiage like this exists in the Bible. Protestants cannot produce a single biblical passage that clearly teaches Sola Scriptura alone excluding oral tradition. In fact the Bible repeatedly teaches to hold fast to oral apostolic tradition.

Your 66 book canon is a 19th century invention, it was not apostolic at all. So when you say to appeal to “Scripture alone” i say which Scripture? and who had the authority to determine it? I’ll tell you who, The British & Foreign Bible Society in 1830, for money saving purposes. Sad. Sola Scriptura is not taught in Scripture. No verse states “Scripture alone” or “all souls are subject to the scriptures alone” no verbiage like this exists in the Bible. Protestants cannot produce a single biblical passage that clearly teaches Sola Scriptura alone excluding oral tradition. In fact the Bible repeatedly teaches to hold fast to oral apostolic tradition.

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Here is where u can find them, pls note that celibacy is not a dogma but a discipline, oh and one that didn’t make the list was confessing your sins to a priest, next time. ______________ 1. The Papacy ◦Matt 16:18–19 (Peter as rock, keys of the kingdom) ◦John 21:15–17 (feed my sheep) ◦Luke 22:31–32 (Peter strengthens the brethren) ◦Isa 22:22 (type of the steward with keys) 2. Mariology ◦Luke 1:28 (full of grace) ◦Luke 1:42–48 (blessed among women, all generations will call her blessed) ◦Gen 3:15 (enmity with serpent) ◦ Wisdom 2:12–20, Tobit 12:12–15 ◦Rev 12 (woman clothed with sun) 3. Purgatory ◦2 Macc 12:38–46 (prayers/sacrifices for the dead) ◦1 Cor 3:11–15 (saved as through fire and ur works tested for purity) ◦Matt 5:25–26 (pay last penny) ◦Matt 12:32 (forgiveness in age to come) 4. Indulgences ◦this is from the Church’s power to bind & loose (Matt 16:19; 18:18) and applying Christ’s merits & treasury of the saints (Heb 12:1, Rev 5:8). 5. Prayers to the dead (intercession of saints) ◦Rev 5:8 & 8:3–4 (saints/elders offer prayers of the faithful) ◦Heb 12:1 (cloud of witnesses) ◦Tobit 12:12–15 (Angel Raphael presents prayers) 6. Infant Baptism ◦Acts 2:38–39 (promise to you and your children) ◦Col 2:11–12 (baptism is the new circumcision since it was applied to infants in the OT) ◦household baptisms (Acts 16:15, 33, 1 Cor 1:16) 7. Calling priests “Father” ◦1 Cor 4:15 (Paul said “I became your father in Christ Jesus through the gospel”) ◦1 Thess 2:11, Philem 10 ◦pls note that Jesus forbids the hypocritical use (Matt 23:9) not the spiritual fatherhood. 8. Clerical celibacy ◦this is not a dogma but a discipline ◦Scriptural precedent set in Matt 19:12 (eunuchs for the kingdom) and Cor 7:32–35 (undivided devotion), and by the boss, Jesus. 9. Christians losing salvation ◦in scripture in several places, Heb 6:4–6; 10:26–31, 2 Pet 2:20–22, Rev 3:5 (name blotted out), Matt 24:13. 10. Salvation through sacraments, obedience & charity ◦in scripture in several places, John 3:5 (born of water & Spirit), Mark 16:16, Acts 2:38, Titus 3:5, James 2:24 (justified by works not faith alone), Matt 25:31–46 (judged by charity).

Here is where u can find them, pls note that celibacy is not a dogma but a discipline, oh and one that didn’t make the list was confessing your sins to a priest, next time. ______________ 1. The Papacy ◦Matt 16:18–19 (Peter as rock, keys of the kingdom) ◦John 21:15–17 (feed my sheep) ◦Luke 22:31–32 (Peter strengthens the brethren) ◦Isa 22:22 (type of the steward with keys) 2. Mariology ◦Luke 1:28 (full of grace) ◦Luke 1:42–48 (blessed among women, all generations will call her blessed) ◦Gen 3:15 (enmity with serpent) ◦ Wisdom 2:12–20, Tobit 12:12–15 ◦Rev 12 (woman clothed with sun) 3. Purgatory ◦2 Macc 12:38–46 (prayers/sacrifices for the dead) ◦1 Cor 3:11–15 (saved as through fire and ur works tested for purity) ◦Matt 5:25–26 (pay last penny) ◦Matt 12:32 (forgiveness in age to come) 4. Indulgences ◦this is from the Church’s power to bind & loose (Matt 16:19; 18:18) and applying Christ’s merits & treasury of the saints (Heb 12:1, Rev 5:8). 5. Prayers to the dead (intercession of saints) ◦Rev 5:8 & 8:3–4 (saints/elders offer prayers of the faithful) ◦Heb 12:1 (cloud of witnesses) ◦Tobit 12:12–15 (Angel Raphael presents prayers) 6. Infant Baptism ◦Acts 2:38–39 (promise to you and your children) ◦Col 2:11–12 (baptism is the new circumcision since it was applied to infants in the OT) ◦household baptisms (Acts 16:15, 33, 1 Cor 1:16) 7. Calling priests “Father” ◦1 Cor 4:15 (Paul said “I became your father in Christ Jesus through the gospel”) ◦1 Thess 2:11, Philem 10 ◦pls note that Jesus forbids the hypocritical use (Matt 23:9) not the spiritual fatherhood. 8. Clerical celibacy ◦this is not a dogma but a discipline ◦Scriptural precedent set in Matt 19:12 (eunuchs for the kingdom) and Cor 7:32–35 (undivided devotion), and by the boss, Jesus. 9. Christians losing salvation ◦in scripture in several places, Heb 6:4–6; 10:26–31, 2 Pet 2:20–22, Rev 3:5 (name blotted out), Matt 24:13. 10. Salvation through sacraments, obedience & charity ◦in scripture in several places, John 3:5 (born of water & Spirit), Mark 16:16, Acts 2:38, Titus 3:5, James 2:24 (justified by works not faith alone), Matt 25:31–46 (judged by charity).

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