Does First Maccabees Deny It’s Own Inspiration? – Apocrypha Apocalypse
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Apocrypha Apocalypse, Canon of ScriptureDoes First Maccabees Deny It’s Own Inspiration? – Apocrypha Apocalypse Read Post »
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The REAL Reason Why the Book of Enoch Is Not in the Bible | Sam Shamoun
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Sam ShamounWhy is the Book of Enoch not in the Bible—and could the biblical Enoch really have revealed the mysteries of heaven? In this powerful teaching, Sam Shamoun examines the Book of Enoch, the Ethiopian Bible, and the words of Jesus Christ in John 3:10–13 to explain why 1 Enoch should not be accepted as inspired
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Bishop Sheen: Why the Jews MISSED Their Messiah – And What It Means for You – Sign Of The Cross
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, Canon of Scripture, Scripture, TJQ, Zionism / DispensationalismThe Jews expected a political liberator. They received a spiritual Messiah. And they missed Him. Bishop Fulton Sheen explains that the New Testament is the fulfillment of the Old, and that the failure to recognize Christ was not a failure of prophecy, but of expectation. God’s plan unfolds progressively throughout history, culminating in Jesus Christ.
Former Protestant Pastor Debunks Sola Scriptura
* allposts, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Cameron Riecker, Canon of Scripture, Catholic Conversions, Keith Nester, Protestant Heresies, Sola Scriptura / Scripture aloneDoes the Bible alone provide the full truth? Keith Nester explains why he moved away from Sola Scriptura to Catholicism. Former Protestant pastor Keith Nester joins the channel to discuss the intellectual and spiritual transition that led him to embrace the Catholic Church. We examine the specific arguments surrounding Sola Scriptura and how those theological
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Protestant Scholars Just Exposed Wes Huff’s Sola Scriptura Canon Problem | Sam Shamoun Answers
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, Sam Shamoun, Scripture, Sola Scriptura / Scripture aloneVideo Description:Wes Huff argues that tradition has a voice and a vote, but Scripture possesses the final veto—and that Scripture is sufficient. But before Scripture can exercise that veto, who identifies which writings actually belong to Scripture? In this presentation, Sam Shamoun places Wes Huff’s position alongside conclusions reached by other Protestant and evangelical scholars
The Bible’s Preservation & Wes Huff’s Canon Dilemma Pt. 2: The Achilles’ Heel of Protestantism – SHAMOUNIAN
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, Sam ShamounI start off with more clips from Dr. Daniel Wallace on the massive amount of manuscript evidence and church writers’ citations for the preservation of the Holy Bible. I then continue unpacking the Canon Dilemma which is the destruction of Sola Scriptura. I will be paying clips from NT historian and a leading scholar on
“Bye-Bye, Wes Huff”—Then Exposes the Protestant Bible Canon Dilemma | Sam Shamoun Answers
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, ScriptureVideo description:How can the Bible be the sole infallible authority when the Bible never provides its own inspired table of contents? In this powerful presentation, Sam Shamoun confronts Wes Huff and exposes what may be Protestantism’s greatest weakness: the Bible canon. We examine the Muratorian Fragment, disputed New Testament books, apostolic authority, and the historical
Wes Huff’s Protestant Dilemma Just Got WORSE—Which Bible Is Inspired? | Sam Shamoun
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, Sam Shamoun, ScriptureVideo description:Wes Huff’s Protestant dilemma is even greater than the question of which books belong in the Bible. Sola Scriptura also requires the Protestant to identify which textual form—and which individual words and verses—were inspired by God. Is Mark 16:9–20 original Scripture? What about 1 John 5:7, John 5:4 and Acts 8:37? Why do some
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Sam Shamoun EXPOSES The Protestant Dilemma – More Sam Shamoun
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, Sam ShamounCan Scripture alone establish the Protestant Bible—and how can Protestants know which books truly belong in the canon? In this powerful response, Sam Shamoun exposes the Protestant dilemma behind appeals to 2 Timothy 3:16, sola Scriptura, and the authority of the Bible. Before anyone can claim that “all Scripture is inspired by God,” they must
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Bart Ehrman Just Confirmed the Protestant Dilemma—Wes Huff Was Wrong | Sam Shamoun Answers
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, Sam ShamounVideo descriptionDid the early Church unanimously recognize 24 of the 27 New Testament books by the second century? Wes Huff presented that picture during his appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience—but Bart Ehrman says crucial details were wrong and calls the claim of early unanimity “absolutely false.” Ehrman explains that: Sam Shamoun explains why these
GBN Might Have Just Proved the Catholic Canon! Pt 2 – Apocrypha Apocalypse
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Apocrypha Apocalypse, Canon of Scripture, Protestant HeresiesPart 2 of our analysis of the Gospel Broadcasting Network
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The ONE Question Protestants CANNOT Answer: Who Gave You the Bible? | Sam Shamoun
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, Sam Shamoun, ScriptureVideo descriptionWho gave Protestants the Bible—and by what authority did they determine which books belong in it? Every Protestant accepts a defined collection of inspired books, yet the Bible contains no inspired table of contents. So who identified the canon, preserved the Scriptures, and handed them down to the Christian world? In this powerful exchange,
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Gospel Broadcasting Network on the Canon / Michuta v White Debate – Apocrypha Apocalypse
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Apocrypha Apocalypse, Canon of Scripture, Protestant HeresiesGospel Broadcasting Network on the Canon / Michuta v White Debate – Apocrypha Apocalypse Read Post »
Luther, Henry VIII, & the Rabbis: How Private Judgment Fractured Christendom – Christ The King
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Canon of Scripture, Christ The King, Martin Luther, Protestant Heresies, TJQLuther built his German Bible on the Jewish Rabbis’ own Hebrew canon. Henry VIII sent an envoy to Venice to recruit actual Jewish Rabbis to rule on his divorce. Two ruptures, one pattern: both went to the Synagogue; neither man submitted to that authority either — only to his own private judgment. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00
Best of Jesse Romero: Catholic Church: Christ’s Original vs Man-Made Divisions – Jesse Romero
* allposts, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Jesse Romero, Protestant HeresiesThe Best of The Jesse Romero Show — 5 of Jesse’s most powerful teachings from the archive, together in one episode. In this episode: 0:34 Denominations Are Xerox CopiesJesse explains that ‘denomination’ is not biblical, defines it from the dictionary, and likens Protestant churches to successive Xerox copies that lose clarity the further they stray
Wes Huff Doesn’t Know the Canon of Scripture—His Arguments Collapse | Sam Shamoun
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, Sam ShamounVideo DescriptionWes Huff is widely respected for his work on New Testament manuscripts and for defending Christianity against skeptics. But when he speaks about the canon of Scripture, the Septuagint, Josephus, Philo, Tobit, Maccabees, and the deuterocanonical books, do his arguments actually hold up? In this video, we examine the historical and manuscript evidence behind
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Did Catholics Add Books to the Bible… or Did Protestants Remove Them? | Sam Shamoun
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, Sam ShamounWhat is the real biblical canon—66 books or 73 books? Did Catholics add books to the Bible, or did Protestants remove books from the Bible? In this important discussion, Sam Shamoun answers a Protestant brother’s questions about the Catholic canon, the Orthodox canon, the Septuagint, the Deuterocanonical books, and why Christians historically received books like
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The Protestant Canon: What They Aren’t Telling You!
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Apocrypha Apocalypse, Canon of Scripture, Protestant HeresiesApocrypha Apocalypse Protestant Confessions: Zwingli’s Sixty-Seven Articles (1523); Ten Conclusions (1528); Tetrapolitan Confession (1530); Augsburg Confession (1530); First Confession of Basel (1534); Summaire (1529); Gallic Confession (1559); Belgic Confession (1561/1562);
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The Dead Sea Scrolls Expose the Fatal Problem With Sola Scriptura | Sam Shamoun Answers
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, Sam Shamoun, Sola Scriptura / Scripture aloneVIDEO DESCRIPTIONThe Dead Sea Scrolls created a serious problem for the modern Protestant understanding of sola scriptura. Many Christians assume that the biblical community possessed one uniform version of every Old Testament book and that textual criticism can simply reconstruct the exact wording of the original manuscript. But the manuscript evidence tells a more complicated
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Every Catholic Needs to Know This About the Bible
* Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Excerpta Catechismi, Prayer, Scripture📖 What is Sacred Scripture? The Holy Bible is not merely a collection of ancient religious writings. According to the perennial teaching of the Catholic Church, Sacred Scripture is the inspired written Word of God, written by human authors under the inspiration of the Holy Ghost. God Himself is the principal Author, and everything He
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Timeline of how the Bible came to us
* allposts, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, CatholicBridgehttps://www.catholicbridge.com/catholic/timeline-of-how-the-bible-came.php
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The Bible Came from the Catholic Church, Part 1: Old Testament Canon (Dr. Matthew Thomas) | Ep. 73 Eternal Christendom (with Joshua Charles)
* allposts, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Joshua CharlesIn this episode, we welcome biblical scholar and protestant convert Dr. Matthew Thomas to discuss the essential role of the Catholic Church in compiling the canon of Scripture, primarily the Old Testament. Dr. Thomas wrote the fantastic introductory essay on the canon of Scripture in the recently published Ignatius Catholic Study Bible: Old and New
The Apocrypha in the New Testament: Evidence You Haven’t Seen – Catholic Bible Highlights
* allposts, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Canon of Scripture, Kenny Burchard, Protestant HeresiesProtestants often say Jesus and the apostles never quoted the Apocrypha — so Catholics shouldn’t accept those seven extra books. In this episode of Catholic Bible Highlights, Kenny Burchard opens both a 66-book Protestant Bible and a 73-book Catholic Bible and walks through more than a dozen direct connections between the Deuterocanonical books and the
