I love you dearly, Dr. Pitre. You are such a great teacher and preacher of the faith. I am a Catholic priest and I am one of your UA-cam students. You enrich my life and the quality of my sermons too. God bless you. You’re a special gift from God to the Church.
That description of Pilate is interesting because so many movies, even the Passion, present the governor in a light that almost makes viewers sympathetic to the position in which he finds himself. I didn't realize Philo wrote anything about Pilate. In fact, I thought there was no written record of Pilate outside of the Gospel books and a cornerstone in a Caesarea theater - another false rumor shattered.
Being that pilot was a real person, he likely had many sides, good days, and bad. Many governors are just in ways, cruel in others. The gospels portray Pilot as cowardly and corrupt, not recognizing Truth Himself when standing right in front of Him. Pilot knew Christ was faultless, but caved to the whims of the mob and murdered an innocent man while releasing a murderous insurrectionist in His place.
This guy is directing you away from the teaching of the bible by referring to the catechism of the catholic church about what sin is. You can't define good and evil by your human standards. Before you can explain what repentance is, you should have understanding of what sin is. Because part of repentance is turning away from sin and turning your life to God. Now what is sin? 1 John 3:4 [4]Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law. If you believe that the law is done away with, then no one can sin because as the teaching of most christian denomination the law is nailed to the cross and done away with. If there is no more law, no one can sin anymore. If no one can sin anymore, there is no need for repentance. How can a new believer repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus if there is no more sin for us to repent? Think about it.
Treading The Way the Greek word for repentance is metanoia, and involves a change in mind and life, and Jesus also commanded the Churches in Rev 2 and 3 to repent, so we still must repent as Christians
@@treadingtheway3730 stupid. First you find what is the meaning of catechism. Even Martin Luther wrote a catechism for the Lutheran church. And all religions have it. Because the meaning of catechism is, WHAT??? Find it for yourself, that's your assignment...😂🥰🤣
Thankyou Dr. Pitre. Can't begin to tell you what a blessing these videos are and how grateful I am for how wonderfully you explain the passages/topics of the Bible!
Those that love God enjoy his favor and repent & convert often because they listing to God. The Lord will fulfil in them his will. God will accomplish in them until he calls them home to him. Unlike someone that does not listing to God or is obedient to him. He Lets them to their own choosing.
Christ came into the world to redeem it. Redemption is the primary theme of the Gospels. But you can't have redemption without repentance. I think you start your relationship with Jesus when you no longer want to sin. That was how it was for me anyway so to find it expressed that way in the Catechism is reassuring. I really enjoy the way Dr. Pitre breaks things down and connects dots. He is a very wise man.
Bernadette Vischjager. Repent means to (turn) Key words of repentance is (FROM and TO) you are turning FROM something TO Something. True repentance of salvation is to turn FROM unbelief in Jesus TO belief in Jesus. Salvation is to believe on the Lord and savior, Jesus Christ. It is to have Faith in Jesus Christ. Salvation ISNT TO “REPENT OF YOUR SINS TO BE SAVED!” Nor to rely on yourself as you would if you “repented of sins to be saved.” Simply repent to God and have faith in our lord and savior, Jesus Christ to be saved. the Grace of God and faith through Christ IS THE ONLY WAY TO BE SAVED! It’s biblical! Ephesians 2:8-9. For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God. Lest anyone should boast. When someone says “repent of your sins to be saved.” Or “Turn From your sins to be saved” You are adding works to Salvation. Salvation is a free gift of God. Romans 3:26. He did it to demonstrate his righteousness at the present time, so as to be just and the one who justifies THOSE WHO HAVE FAITH IN JESUS! It’s ONLY BY GRACE AND FAITH IN JESUS THAT SAVES US! Mark 16:16. Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned. 2 Corinthians 7:10. Godly sorrow brings REPENTANCE THAT LEADS TO SALVATION and leaves no regret, but worldly sorrow brings death. Acts 5:31. God exalted him to his own right hand as Prince and Savior that he might bring Israel to repentance and forgive their sins. Acts 11:18. When they heard this, they had no further objections and praised God, saying, “So then, even to Gentiles God has granted repentance (TO TURN TO GOD AND HAVE FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST) that leads to life.” Behold, we are holy and righteous ONLY through Christ. Not of ourselves to work for being holy or righteous! We are saved by grace through faith AND NOT OF OURSELVES! When we have faith in Jesus THAT IS HOW WE ARE RIGHTEOUS! Jesus Christ wants to see us different as in turning from SOME sin before he comes back. But he don’t expect perfect, because he is the only perfect one. THEREFORE REPENTANCE IS TO TURN TO GOD AND FAITH IN CHRIST! Not to turn from evil! We ARE IN THE FLESH!
We Have Reconciliation Through Christ’s Death! // but doesn’t Christ tell us to be perfect and holy as He is holy? We are not saved BY obedience/ repentance of sin, but saved To obey/ repent. James 2:24 brother/ sister. We are a holy nation, a royal priesthood. Set apart by Christ to holiness. If we continue to sin without trying to turn away then we are crucifying Christ again and if we profess to be Christian this is gravely dangerous. We must turn from sin and live as Christ did as best we can. As i said before i will say again we are not saved by turning from sin but to turn from sin. Hope u understand brother/ sister
From a Orthodox Christian viewpoint. No one, can be totally repentant 100%. It's not a math idea; it's constant progress through participation in God' s energies that lead us throughout our lives towards God( essence). Great videos
Joseph Hromy I don't think that's quite accurate, given that the idea of penance, although I know a lot of Orthodox theologians will deny it, originated in the east. I think it's possible to be a hundred percent repentant, I just think it's also really hard.
@@adamhovey407 I have to politely disagree. Repentance is a lifelong process. In the lives of the saints none would say they are done repenting until their last moments in this world. If they did I would guess they would say the sin of pride would be in a person who claims to be done repenting. We also believe sin is voluntary and involuntary. There is always movement towards God in this life and the next. Also, the idea of indulgences is a fairly recent innovation in the church. No church of the East has it; neither Oriental Orthodoxy, Eastern Orthodoxy or the Assyrian Church of the East. A lot of roman catholic theology is based off Aquinas; who again would be fairly recent. So much in common, but yet much to disagree on. I appreciate the debate.
Joseph Hromy I think because you’re orthodox and we’re catholic we’re using the word repentance differntly. What you’re describing is what we call the need for continual conversion. It involves repentance. For us you repent throughout your life at various times.
It's logical that it's impossible to repent 100% but once you confess your sin. Mentally you refrain and push yourself not to sin or repeat it again .. That's all we can do is continue to try not to sin.
If Pilate had a reputation for killing people without trial or conviction, how bad was the case against Jesus that he sent him out twice to get out of an execution.
His wife had that disturbing dream given her by God! Iv understood this is one of the reasons pP struggled on the point. Who knows he may have even had a softness TOWARD Christ Or holy fear but he succumbed to the people instead of his own conscience.
A lot of those people standing on the street corners urging people to repent from their sins, warning that the end is near, prepare for Christ aren't doing wrong. In many cases it's likely God who wants them out there doing that work. Just because it's an unpopular message, that doesn't mean it's wrong.
@@donaldkeith139 I think that's something you just have to talk to God about. I bet there are a lot of people who are quite vocal in their dislike of such thing. It doesn't take much to get people fired up nowadays. It's definitely problematic when preachers specifically go to certain gatherings & after certain groups of people as well. Though you may have heard some criticism, I wonder how many were quiet & considered what you were saying?
Could it be said that Jesus would have been preparing the disciples to look at the crucifixion of Jesus as an unjustified punishment? For, there is a complicity on the part anyone who was watching the trial and the sentencing of Our Lord and shouting, crucify him. Even if forgiven after the events unfolded, the disciples who defected would have been vulnerable to the attacks of the accusers fales lines of attempts at condemnation. Jesus may have been alerting them in this passage.
Our parish priest in giving his homily about the good thief said bluntly that Jesus doesn't ask for our repentance but the words of the good thief on the cross!!! We're living very sad times indeed.
Jesus words are unclear to those without the Holy Spirit.Pitre is continually unclear about the words of Jesus citing the off base explanations of similarly off base catholic sages auch as Aquinas or Constantine.
👹 ⚡🌹⚡ Ezekiel 8:1 Then he brought me into the inner court of the Temple, and there at the door, between the porch and the bronze altar, were about twenty-five men standing with their backs to the Temple of the Lord, facing east, worshiping the sun!,⛩💒🙈 Revelation 12 Then a great pageant appeared in heaven, portraying things to come. I saw a woman clothed with the sun 💒⛩♨️, with the moon 🕋beneath her feet, and a crown of twelve stars🇨🇰 on her head. She was pregnant 🤰and screamed in the pain of her labor, awaiting her delivery 🌐..... ☎️📢🎙 *TO ASSIST:* 💞🤝💞 Then Jesus called out with a loud voice, “Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani?” (“My God, my God, why have you deserted me?”) - Mark 15:34 17 “Don’t touch me,” he cautioned, “for I haven’t yet ascended to the Father. But go find my brothers and tell them that I ascend to my Father and your Father, ✡ my God and your God.✡” John 20:17 Living Bible (TLB) 🔥 35 Whoever does what God wants is my brother and sister and mother.” Mark 3:31-35 GOD’S WORD Translation Luke 18:19 “Do you realize what you are saying when you call me ‘good’?” Jesus asked him. *“Only God is truly good, and no one else.* Matthew 19:17 “When you call me good you are calling me God,” Jesus replied, “for *God alone is truly good.* But to answer your question, you can get to heaven if you keep the commandments.” Mark 10:18 “Why do you call me good?” Jesus asked. *“Only God is truly good!* Ephesians 4:30 "and grieve not the holy spirit of God wherefore ye are sealed UNTIL THE DAY OF REDEMPTION"
It is impossible, according to Jesus. The Hebrew word for repententance which is what Jesus actually meant is teshuva. Catholics continually chande God's Word.
I read Luke 13 and didn't found the word "spiritual". That word doesn't even appears in the whole OT; only in the NT letters (not in the Gospels!). Jesus never used the word "spiritual"; he was talking about real, physical death. But I found this: "For the wages of sin is death" Romans 6:23.
🤔 Sin and evil or two different things. Evil is the cynical intent to violate another person’s civil rights. Sin may include iniquities, but sin is nothing more than transgression against the Mosaic Law Covenant. Repentance is sin o earn merits of forgiveness under the law. Under grace there are so sacrifices for sin. Because sin (the law) has been rescinded at the judgement seat of the cross. Under grace sin is gone, that’s why there are no more sacrifices for forgiveness. You’ve been forgiven if all transgression against the law. Your iniquities you own 😮. For the gifts of god (salvation under grace) is without repentance 😮.
Catholicism is totally unnecessary. They find it neccessary to take the original meanings of The Word's teachings and pollute them witg their own doctrines. Pitre does not teach truth, he teaches the altered catholic propaganda meant to place the catholic church between men and God. Yeshuva is the Hebrew word translated as repentence. He has no clue what Jesus really meant in speaking about repentence. Sadly nor does he care. Catholicism is the great harlot described in chapter 17 of The Book of The Revelation of Jesus Christ.
Saul, Saul why do you persecute me? Your capacity for self deception is evident. Thankfully your opinions mean nothing. Read Acts 9 about the conversion of Saul. Saul believed his own lies to. By persecuting Christs disciples you persecute Christ and his body the Church. Let Jesus open your eyes to the truth like he did with Saul. I hope to see you at Mass one day. God bless you.
This guy is directing you away from the teaching of the bible by referring to the catechism of the catholic church about what sin is. You can't define good and evil by our human standards. Before you can explain what repentance is, you should have understanding of what sin is. Because part of repentance is turning away from sin and turning your life to God. Now what is sin? 1 John 3:4 [4]Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law. If you believe that the law is done away with, then no one can sin because as the teaching of most christian denomination the law is nailed to the cross and done away with. If there is no more law, no one can sin anymore. If no one can sin anymore, there is no need for repentance. How can a new believer repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus if there is no more sin for us to repent? Think about it.
If you were there in the First and Second Century i don't think that you would think that way... Seeing our Early Church ancestors the pagans would say, "see, how they love one another" 😊
The moral law isn't abolished, and Jesus certainly thinks you can sin. Jesus fulfilled the law, not destroyed it. If you abide fully in Christ then it is true you cannot sin, so if you do sin then you're not abiding fully in Christ this is why we repent to bring us away from the sin. It is also why we do penance, so we may further abide in Christ. I have never heard a theologian nor a believer say that sin doesn't exist anymore, because the jewish law is not in effect and I do not think this is a credible statement. To sin his to disobey God, disobeying his commandments and thus his law. If God tells you not to do a thing, and you do it then you've sinned, and have broken a law, even if the jewish laws have been fulfilled and are not in effect anymore
@@nostalgic9597 there is no distinction between moral/civil/ceremonial law when a person in scriptures refer to the law of moses(a.k.a the law of God, the covenant, book of the law). Even in the new testament writings, you will see that no one is chopping the law to make different types of law, it's one law one God. Do you believe that the other commandments of the law are done away with(abolished) and we now only follow the so called moral law?
@@treadingtheway3730 Jesus told us to love God, and to love our neighbors as ourselves which is the foundation for the moral law. We shouldn't assume that any part of the OT is no longer in effect unless it applied only to Israel in the time period, or was fulfilled by Christ to an extent it is no longer necessary. Christ gives us many moral laws himself, and he says himself to repent, the implies heavily that sin can still lead to damnation as you break the moral law
I love you dearly, Dr. Pitre. You are such a great teacher and preacher of the faith. I am a Catholic priest and I am one of your UA-cam students. You enrich my life and the quality of my sermons too. God bless you. You’re a special gift from God to the Church.
The deacon mentioned Dr. Pitre in one of his sermons just this prior Sunday. This great content is getting around, and I'm glad of that.
Learn to hate the sins in your own heart more than anyone else’s sins. Powerful explanation Dr. Brant.
Dr. Pitre is a great gift to humanity and Christianity in particular
Note to Dr. Pitre ... thank you.
That description of Pilate is interesting because so many movies, even the Passion, present the governor in a light that almost makes viewers sympathetic to the position in which he finds himself. I didn't realize Philo wrote anything about Pilate. In fact, I thought there was no written record of Pilate outside of the Gospel books and a cornerstone in a Caesarea theater - another false rumor shattered.
Being that pilot was a real person, he likely had many sides, good days, and bad. Many governors are just in ways, cruel in others. The gospels portray Pilot as cowardly and corrupt, not recognizing Truth Himself when standing right in front of Him. Pilot knew Christ was faultless, but caved to the whims of the mob and murdered an innocent man while releasing a murderous insurrectionist in His place.
Repentance is very important. A person can die with a complete body, but if their soul is lost, everything is lost
This guy is directing you away from the teaching of the bible by referring to the catechism of the catholic church about what sin is.
You can't define good and evil by your human standards.
Before you can explain what repentance is, you should have understanding of what sin is. Because part of repentance is turning away from sin and turning your life to God.
Now what is sin?
1 John 3:4
[4]Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law.
If you believe that the law is done away with, then no one can sin because as the teaching of most christian denomination the law is nailed to the cross and done away with.
If there is no more law, no one can sin anymore. If no one can sin anymore, there is no need for repentance.
How can a new believer repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus if there is no more sin for us to repent?
Think about it.
Treading The Way, you interpreted the bible wrong.
@@tesschavit3009
Which is wrong interpretation?
Plz provide the correct interpretation if you are trying to rebuke. Biblically
Treading The Way the Greek word for repentance is metanoia, and involves a change in mind and life, and Jesus also commanded the Churches in Rev 2 and 3 to repent, so we still must repent as Christians
@@treadingtheway3730 stupid. First you find what is the meaning of catechism. Even Martin Luther wrote a catechism for the Lutheran church. And all religions have it. Because the meaning of catechism is, WHAT??? Find it for yourself, that's your assignment...😂🥰🤣
Thanks! Praise be to Jesus Christ!
Repentance was the center of Jesus gospel then, and more so at present
Thank you so much Dr. Pitre. God bless you always.
Thankyou Dr. Pitre. Can't begin to tell you what a blessing these videos are and how grateful I am for how wonderfully you explain the passages/topics of the Bible!
I watched this 5 times just to let it sink in.
Those that love God enjoy his favor and repent & convert often because they listing to God. The Lord will fulfil in them his will. God will accomplish in them until he calls them home to him. Unlike someone that does not listing to God or is obedient to him. He Lets them to their own choosing.
Wonderful!
“Unless you repent you too will perish” Jesus
Spiritual death..
St John Bosco Guide, Teacher and Model for Priests: ua-cam.com/video/QxnYt9Q3YtI/v-deo.html
Christ came into the world to redeem it. Redemption is the primary theme of the Gospels. But you can't have redemption without repentance. I think you start your relationship with Jesus when you no longer want to sin. That was how it was for me anyway so to find it expressed that way in the Catechism is reassuring. I really enjoy the way Dr. Pitre breaks things down and connects dots. He is a very wise man.
Love the way you teach. God bless your heart ♥
A great channel thank you so much. God walk with you!
Thank you for your help regarding repentance. May God Bless you . My prayers are with you
Bernadette Vischjager. Repent means to (turn) Key words of repentance is (FROM and TO) you are turning FROM something TO Something. True repentance of salvation is to turn FROM unbelief in Jesus TO belief in Jesus. Salvation is to believe on the Lord and savior, Jesus Christ. It is to have Faith in Jesus Christ. Salvation ISNT TO “REPENT OF YOUR SINS TO BE SAVED!” Nor to rely on yourself as you would if you “repented of sins to be saved.” Simply repent to God and have faith in our lord and savior, Jesus Christ to be saved. the Grace of God and faith through Christ IS THE ONLY WAY TO BE SAVED! It’s biblical! Ephesians 2:8-9. For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God. Lest anyone should boast. When someone says “repent of your sins to be saved.” Or “Turn From your sins to be saved” You are adding works to Salvation. Salvation is a free gift of God. Romans 3:26. He did it to demonstrate his righteousness at the present time, so as to be just and the one who justifies THOSE WHO HAVE FAITH IN JESUS! It’s ONLY BY GRACE AND FAITH IN JESUS THAT SAVES US! Mark 16:16. Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned. 2 Corinthians 7:10. Godly sorrow brings REPENTANCE THAT LEADS TO SALVATION and leaves no regret, but worldly sorrow brings death. Acts 5:31. God exalted him to his own right hand as Prince and Savior that he might bring Israel to repentance and forgive their sins. Acts 11:18. When they heard this, they had no further objections and praised God, saying, “So then, even to Gentiles God has granted repentance (TO TURN TO GOD AND HAVE FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST) that leads to life.” Behold, we are holy and righteous ONLY through Christ. Not of ourselves to work for being holy or righteous! We are saved by grace through faith AND NOT OF OURSELVES! When we have faith in Jesus THAT IS HOW WE ARE RIGHTEOUS! Jesus Christ wants to see us different as in turning from SOME sin before he comes back. But he don’t expect perfect, because he is the only perfect one. THEREFORE REPENTANCE IS TO TURN TO GOD AND FAITH IN CHRIST! Not to turn from evil! We ARE IN THE FLESH!
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We Have Reconciliation Through Christ’s Death! // but doesn’t Christ tell us to be perfect and holy as He is holy? We are not saved BY obedience/ repentance of sin, but saved To obey/ repent. James 2:24 brother/ sister. We are a holy nation, a royal priesthood. Set apart by Christ to holiness. If we continue to sin without trying to turn away then we are crucifying Christ again and if we profess to be Christian this is gravely dangerous. We must turn from sin and live as Christ did as best we can. As i said before i will say again we are not saved by turning from sin but to turn from sin. Hope u understand brother/ sister
Lol I'd like to see more bumper stickers from Baruch, Judith, Maccabees, Sirach, Tobit and Wisdom.
Thank you. God is great and Almighty. Lord, have mercy on our souls.
Although I agree with the call to repentance, I also see a warning about the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D. in this passage.
Amen bother in Christ
And yet Pilate didn't want to kill Jesus. It says something about Jesus!
From a Orthodox Christian viewpoint. No one, can be totally repentant 100%. It's not a math idea; it's constant progress through participation in God' s energies that lead us throughout our lives towards God( essence). Great videos
Joseph Hromy I don't think that's quite accurate, given that the idea of penance, although I know a lot of Orthodox theologians will deny it, originated in the east. I think it's possible to be a hundred percent repentant, I just think it's also really hard.
@@adamhovey407 I have to politely disagree. Repentance is a lifelong process. In the lives of the saints none would say they are done repenting until their last moments in this world. If they did I would guess they would say the sin of pride would be in a person who claims to be done repenting. We also believe sin is voluntary and involuntary. There is always movement towards God in this life and the next. Also, the idea of indulgences is a fairly recent innovation in the church. No church of the East has it; neither Oriental Orthodoxy, Eastern Orthodoxy or the Assyrian Church of the East. A lot of roman catholic theology is based off Aquinas; who again would be fairly recent. So much in common, but yet much to disagree on. I appreciate the debate.
Joseph Hromy I think because you’re orthodox and we’re catholic we’re using the word repentance differntly. What you’re describing is what we call the need for continual conversion. It involves repentance. For us you repent throughout your life at various times.
Joseph Hromy so we technically agree with each other, we just have different uses of the same terminology
It's logical that it's impossible to repent 100% but once you confess your sin. Mentally you refrain and push yourself not to sin or repeat it again .. That's all we can do is continue to try not to sin.
If Pilate had a reputation for killing people without trial or conviction, how bad was the case against Jesus that he sent him out twice to get out of an execution.
Pilate was warned by his wife about condemning this man Jesus. It seems she had a premonition of something really bad
His wife had that disturbing dream given her by God! Iv understood this is one of the reasons pP struggled on the point. Who knows he may have even had a softness TOWARD Christ Or holy fear but he succumbed to the people instead of his own conscience.
A lot of those people standing on the street corners urging people to repent from their sins, warning that the end is near, prepare for Christ aren't doing wrong. In many cases it's likely God who wants them out there doing that work. Just because it's an unpopular message, that doesn't mean it's wrong.
But is this an effective method? I have tried it a few times and felt people were repelled from God more than if I had just stayed quiet
@@donaldkeith139 I think that's something you just have to talk to God about. I bet there are a lot of people who are quite vocal in their dislike of such thing. It doesn't take much to get people fired up nowadays. It's definitely problematic when preachers specifically go to certain gatherings & after certain groups of people as well. Though you may have heard some criticism, I wonder how many were quiet & considered what you were saying?
Praise be Jesus and Mary
Could it be said that Jesus would have been preparing the disciples to look at the crucifixion of Jesus as an unjustified punishment? For, there is a complicity on the part anyone who was watching the trial and the sentencing of Our Lord and shouting, crucify him. Even if forgiven after the events unfolded, the disciples who defected would have been vulnerable to the attacks of the accusers fales lines of attempts at condemnation. Jesus may have been alerting them in this passage.
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Our parish priest in giving his homily about the good thief said bluntly that Jesus doesn't ask for our repentance but the words of the good thief on the cross!!! We're living very sad times indeed.
Hope you are quoting correctly...
Jesus words are unclear to those without the Holy Spirit.Pitre is continually unclear about the words of Jesus citing the off base explanations of similarly off base catholic sages auch as Aquinas or Constantine.
👹 ⚡🌹⚡ Ezekiel 8:1
Then he brought me into the inner court of the Temple, and there at the door, between the porch and the bronze altar, were about twenty-five men standing with their backs to the Temple of the Lord, facing east, worshiping the sun!,⛩💒🙈
Revelation 12
Then a great pageant appeared in heaven, portraying things to come. I saw a woman clothed with the sun 💒⛩♨️, with the moon 🕋beneath her feet, and a crown of twelve stars🇨🇰 on her head. She was pregnant 🤰and screamed in the pain of her labor, awaiting her delivery 🌐.....
☎️📢🎙 *TO ASSIST:* 💞🤝💞
Then Jesus called out with a loud voice, “Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani?” (“My God, my God, why have you deserted me?”) - Mark 15:34
17 “Don’t touch me,” he cautioned, “for I haven’t yet ascended to the Father. But go find my brothers and tell them that I ascend to my Father and your Father, ✡ my God and your God.✡” John 20:17 Living Bible (TLB)
🔥 35 Whoever does what God wants is my brother and sister and mother.” Mark 3:31-35 GOD’S WORD Translation
Luke 18:19
“Do you realize what you are saying when you call me ‘good’?” Jesus asked him. *“Only God is truly good, and no one else.*
Matthew 19:17
“When you call me good you are calling me God,” Jesus replied, “for *God alone is truly good.* But to answer your question, you can get to heaven if you keep the commandments.”
Mark 10:18
“Why do you call me good?” Jesus asked. *“Only God is truly good!*
Ephesians 4:30 "and grieve not the holy spirit of God wherefore ye are sealed UNTIL THE DAY OF REDEMPTION"
I want a bumper of Repent or you shall pareish
It is impossible, according to Jesus. The Hebrew word for repententance which is what Jesus actually meant is teshuva. Catholics continually chande God's Word.
Pilate = Kim Jong Un?
I read Luke 13 and didn't found the word "spiritual". That word doesn't even appears in the whole OT; only in the NT letters (not in the Gospels!).
Jesus never used the word "spiritual"; he was talking about real, physical death.
But I found this: "For the wages of sin is death" Romans 6:23.
Sin is transgression of the law. 1 John 3:4.
@@channel-xb2uj So ????
He didn't say Jesus said spiritual death he said that's what he meant
🤔 Sin and evil or two different things. Evil is the cynical intent to violate another person’s civil rights. Sin may include iniquities, but sin is nothing more than transgression against the Mosaic Law Covenant.
Repentance is sin o earn merits of forgiveness under the law. Under grace there are so sacrifices for sin. Because sin (the law) has been rescinded at the judgement seat of the cross. Under grace sin is gone, that’s why there are no more sacrifices for forgiveness. You’ve been forgiven if all transgression against the law. Your iniquities you own 😮.
For the gifts of god (salvation under grace) is without repentance 😮.
Catholicism is totally unnecessary. They find it neccessary to take the original meanings of The Word's teachings and pollute them witg their own doctrines. Pitre does not teach truth, he teaches the altered catholic propaganda meant to place the catholic church between men and God. Yeshuva is the Hebrew word translated as repentence. He has no clue what Jesus really meant in speaking about repentence. Sadly nor does he care. Catholicism is the great harlot described in chapter 17 of The Book of The Revelation of Jesus Christ.
Saul, Saul why do you persecute me? Your capacity for self deception is evident. Thankfully your opinions mean nothing. Read Acts 9 about the conversion of Saul. Saul believed his own lies to. By persecuting Christs disciples you persecute Christ and his body the Church. Let Jesus open your eyes to the truth like he did with Saul. I hope to see you at Mass one day. God bless you.
This guy is directing you away from the teaching of the bible by referring to the catechism of the catholic church about what sin is.
You can't define good and evil by our human standards.
Before you can explain what repentance is, you should have understanding of what sin is. Because part of repentance is turning away from sin and turning your life to God.
Now what is sin?
1 John 3:4
[4]Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law.
If you believe that the law is done away with, then no one can sin because as the teaching of most christian denomination the law is nailed to the cross and done away with.
If there is no more law, no one can sin anymore. If no one can sin anymore, there is no need for repentance.
How can a new believer repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus if there is no more sin for us to repent?
Think about it.
The catholic religion as a whole teaches doctrines of demons . Of course i agree with you !
If you were there in the First and Second Century i don't think that you would think that way... Seeing our Early Church ancestors the pagans would say, "see, how they love one another" 😊
The moral law isn't abolished, and Jesus certainly thinks you can sin. Jesus fulfilled the law, not destroyed it. If you abide fully in Christ then it is true you cannot sin, so if you do sin then you're not abiding fully in Christ this is why we repent to bring us away from the sin. It is also why we do penance, so we may further abide in Christ. I have never heard a theologian nor a believer say that sin doesn't exist anymore, because the jewish law is not in effect and I do not think this is a credible statement. To sin his to disobey God, disobeying his commandments and thus his law. If God tells you not to do a thing, and you do it then you've sinned, and have broken a law, even if the jewish laws have been fulfilled and are not in effect anymore
@@nostalgic9597 there is no distinction between moral/civil/ceremonial law when a person in scriptures refer to the law of moses(a.k.a the law of God, the covenant, book of the law). Even in the new testament writings, you will see that no one is chopping the law to make different types of law, it's one law one God.
Do you believe that the other commandments of the law are done away with(abolished) and we now only follow the so called moral law?
@@treadingtheway3730 Jesus told us to love God, and to love our neighbors as ourselves which is the foundation for the moral law. We shouldn't assume that any part of the OT is no longer in effect unless it applied only to Israel in the time period, or was fulfilled by Christ to an extent it is no longer necessary. Christ gives us many moral laws himself, and he says himself to repent, the implies heavily that sin can still lead to damnation as you break the moral law