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"Woe to the Big Eva pastors who destroy and scatter the Christians of America..... Behold, I will attend to you for your evil deeds," declares the Lord.
- Jeremiah 23:1-2, BRP (Based and Redpilled Paraphrase)
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Forwarded from Pactum Institute
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Baptists argue that Hebrews 8, quoting Jeremiah 31:34, proves that the NC consists of the regenerate only, with the words, "And no longer shall each one teach his neighbor saying, 'Know the Lord,' for they shall all know me from the least of them to the greatest, declares the Lord. For I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sins no more." This argument is faulty on four counts.

1) The original interpretation and fulfillment included children,  and while there can be a second and greater fulfillment, it cannot contradict the first or narrow (but only expand) the recipients in scope.

2) Clearly in the NC we still admonish one another to know the Lord, so either a) this NC is not in effect or b) this is prophetic language intended to communicate a broad point and should not be coerced into literalism.

3) Regeneration is a blessing of the Covenant of Grace, so it is a post hoc ergo prompter hoc fallacy to confuse the blessing of covenant faithfulness with the means of covenant membership.

4) Finally, the Hebrew term underlying the phrase "the least of these" often has reference directly to children.
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Forwarded from The Jolly Reiver
The Capture of Guy Fawkes.
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Heidelberg Catechism, Question 74:

Are infants also to be baptized?

Yes, for since they, as well as the adult, are included in the covenant and church of God; and since redemption from sin by the blood of Christ, and the Holy Ghost, the author of faith, is promised to them no less than to the adult; they must therefore by baptism, as a sign of the covenant, be also admitted into the Christian church, and be distinguished from the children of unbelievers as was done in the old covenant or testament by circumcision, instead of which baptism is instituted in the new covenant.
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The reason Reformed theology pairs so well with paedobaptism, postmillenialism, and theonomy is because they all flow from the same conceptual fountainhead, which is that God is God, and we are not.

God saves, and we do not.

God makes the covenant, and we do not.

God writes history, and we do not.

God establishes law, and we do not.
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The principal reason conservatives lose their churches and institutions is not because they have inadequate knowledge or lack true belief in their cause.

It's because they fight like girls.
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Those who question theonomy today tend to forget that throughout most of Christian history, some type of theonomy has been the norm. Over the coming weeks, I'll be doing lots of theonomyposting because pretending as though the Law of God is void is super gay, cringe, and downright unAmerican. Stay tuned.
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This is unfortunate news, but let's pray that God turns it to good by showing more Romanists their human institution is corrupt beyond repair; it requires reformation.

https://t.me/disclosetv/12433
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"Antisemitism" as it is used in common parlance is a complete misnomer. Jews are not the only descendants of Shem. It makes no more sense than using "antijaphethism" to describe my hatred of my fellow Irishmen.
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"You know why Republicans are LOSING? Because Republicans took a principled stand against BABY MURDERING and now people are MAD AT THEM for saying NO MORE BABY MURDER. If only we had been PRO BABY MURDER everyone would be totally FINE and we would be WINNING."
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I generally like Doug Wilson, but he's not great on contemporary race issues. This is because a) he has always lived in insular, conservative, 95%+ white areas and doesn't have a clue what it's like for the average Texan, Floridian, or Californian, say, and b) from my understanding his daughter-in-law is an Israeli Jew.
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It's time Christians stopped flying the flag of Israel and started hoisting the Jolly Roger.
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Trust in inward religious emotions is no better than trust in outward religious actions. Trust in Christ is the only way.
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โ€œGrace does not destroy natural affection, and our basic experience with regard to people and place reflects the way God created us.โ€

โ€œthe natural inclination to dwell among similar people is good and necessary. Grace does not destroy or โ€œcritiqueโ€ it. Choosing similar people over dissimilar people is not a result of fallenness, but is natural to man as man. Why? Because we are drawn by deep instinct to our good. Indeed, one ought to prefer and to love more those who are more similar to him, and much good would result in the world if we all preferred our own and minded our own business. Furthermore, since shared culture is necessary for living well, nations have a right of exclusion in the interest of cultural preservation.โ€

Excerpt From
The Case for Christian Nationalism
Stephen Wolfe
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โœ๏ธ๐Ÿช“ Saint Boniface, took an axe to the Oak of Thor.

To prove to the Germanic people that the Christian God is the one true God.

In the minds of the Germanic people, Thor was to smite anyone that dares to break even a limb off this tree.

The falling of Thor's Oak tree convinced many Germanic people into Christianity.

As well as the Lord God being more powerful than their pagan gods.

We must be like Saint Boniface. We must chop down our own idols.

So we can serve the one true God to the fullest.

Now is also the time to take the "axe" to the current pagan culture.

Too long have God's people stood by and let antichrists take control.

To win the culture war takes effort, consistency, and adherence to God's word.

It's time to stand up and show this current age that Jesus is Lord.
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To those who think America needs to stand with Israel or that the Jews are currently God's chosen people:

Paul calls Gentile Galatians "the Israel of God" (Gal. 6:15-16). He notes that not all Israel are Israel (Romans 9:6-8) and says that being a Jew is not a matter of bloodline or nationality but of faith.

I am a truer Jew than any of Abraham's physical descendants who reject Christ. Jesus scoffed at those who placed a premium on their Jewish heritage saying, "God is able from  these stones to raise up children for Abraham," (Matt. 3:9).

Indeed, that's very much what he's done with most of us-- raise a valley of dead Gentile bones into the true covenant Israel.
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My new favorite anti-Jewish slur: Christ is King.
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Forwarded from Fundamental Christianity
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"Remember, upon the actions of each depends the fate of all."

- Alexander the Great

Brothers, we're all counting on each other. Be strong.
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