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Enjoy... But remember
"Don't give in to winning the argument
and losing one of your eternal crowns..."
God bless you...
Don't have to admit what I never deny in the first place
Helping My friend RTC to see. (frank)
Something for Frank (RTC)
How big should one house church grow to, before a new one should be started?
Life decides size (RTC)
Nonsense!!!!
Rebutting your nonsense (RTC)
Refutting your errors!
Now refuting your errors (RTC)
RTC doesn't know how to read the Bible!!?!!
You don't seem to fare any better either (RTC)
You read the commentary, I read my Bible,
I read my Bible and my commentary (RTC)
Can misread Bible, can also choose only the commentary you want.
And that applies to you as well (RTC)
The commentary you quoted doesn't even support your housechurch theory.
You can't even read the commentary properly (RTC)
Which dumb commentator will tell you that the local church is...
Ah so I am vindicated! (RTC)
Ah so you're still so blind!
And yet I see (RTC)
Can blind man be trusted? 
Ditto
Why not? (RTC)
Now you're admitting there's teaching by the Apostle Paul in public places,
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though you denied that the 12 Apostles also taught on the Temple grounds before persecution broke out. You can't deny there's teaching for the church wherever they could meet, whether in houses or Temple grounds or public places. And they need not have to gather together for the Lord's Supper only in order to have their service! ++Shows how much you did not follow what I have said. Since when did I ever deny that the apostles taught in the temple grounds or in public places? Show me a statement that I ever said that. And please, the early church did not have services. Their meetings are not services in any sense of the word. Their meetings are informal and the Lord’s Supper is central. They have teaching and prayer but the Lord’s Supper is central because in it they celebrate the reason for their coming together and to look forward to the marriage supper of the Lamb. Today many come together not for the Lord’s Supper, but to be entertained with great music and to listen to their favourite pastor preach his sermon. Have you ever heard someone saying that the reason for coming together was to break bread? I haven’t. That which we are told to observe regularly we make it once in a long while and that which we are not told to observe we do it regularly without fail. Why? |
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Admit you don't even know what you're talking about., 2001, May 09
You will have to do the admission, not me by RTC, 2001, May 09 
Jumbled up theory of the church of today,, 2001, May 09
Yep, it's a big jumbo! by RTC, 2001, May 10
Huh! Those verses doesn't prove a thing of your housechurch theory! , 2001, May 10
If by RTC, 2001, May 10
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