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The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?

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0a0d79  No.784857

St. Patrick, pray for us!

88ae1d  No.784865

>>784857

Couple days early, but amen.


c0803b  No.784866

>>784865

>1 day early is a couple days


041f59  No.784867

>>784857

guí ar ár son peacaigh!


18f559  No.784879

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>>784871

<a saint that freed Ireland from paganism is a pagan

<because the SDA is right about everything

<and my personal interpretation of the bible is never wrong

Shoo, shoo, turboprot! No one cares about your Judaizing self.


18f559  No.784881

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back on topic

My personal favorite prayer that St. Patrick wrote.


f20b79  No.784886

>>784879

>SDA

Seventh Day Adventists? They're going to hell. I am not an SDA, I am a KJV only Bible believing Christian.


18f559  No.784897

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>>784886

Than stop believing their memes, stop derailing innocent threads, and maybe people wont think you are a bible idolater.


0923b1  No.784904

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>>784857

>St. Patrick, pray for us!

<praying to a saint so that he can pray for you

<this is somehow not considered pagan idolatry

John 14:6

Jesus said to him, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through Me.


18f559  No.784906

>>784904

Than don't ever ask your family or us to ever pray for you ever again, turboprot.


0e4cfa  No.784911

>>784897

thats a yikes from me dog


88cec2  No.784925

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>>784857

Reminder that St. Patrick is in heaven and hears the prayers of Christian faithful. He prays for us like the Theotokos and any other saint in heaven.


19ddd4  No.784937

>>784925

One mediator


88cec2  No.784938

>>784937

Do you ask others to pray for you?


19ddd4  No.784941

>>784938

Only the living


18f559  No.784948

>>784941

So there is no one alive in heaven? I thought God was the God of the living, not the dead.


88cec2  No.784950

>>784941

The saints are alive in heaven, but asking them to pray for you in idolatry. Ergo, by your "logic", asking others here on Earth to pray for you is idolatry. Ergo you are a papist idolater.

Congratulations, you played yourself.


19ddd4  No.784953

>>784948

>>784950

There are two deaths.


88cec2  No.784969

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>>784953

Not an argument

>>784957

Read Hebrews 12 again.

>{12:1} And therefore we also having so great a cloud of witnesses over our head, laying aside every weight and sin which surrounds us, let us run by patience to the fight proposed to us

Emphasis mine

The bolden words in the greek is νέφος μαρτύρων or nephos martyrōn

Nephos means:

>a cloud; met: a dense crowd, a multitude, great company.

https://biblehub.com/greek/3509.htm

Literally a multitude of saints, those that have witnessed God, that help us. If the saints in heaven can't hear us, how can they help us? If we are all one body in Jesus wouldn't it make sense that those in heaven are apart of the body communicating with us like we are communicating with them?

How can a captain of a host (read army) of angels can help out Joshua if those in heaven can't help us out here on earth?

The fact of the matter is that those in the body of Christ are family. As family we pray for each other to strengthen each other up. Just because family has departed this material world doesn't mean they can't hear us in heaven. The wicked sure won't hear us because they have cut themselves from God's Holy Family, but the righteous can, for they are not dead.


0e4cfa  No.784979

>>784969

what do you mean "not an argument"? Your point was entirely semantics. Patrick died physically a long time ago.


18f559  No.784993

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>>784974

I appreciate your input, friend. I'll try to help you out anyway I can. I used to be a prot like you while on my pilgrimage to God. Link related has quotes of the early church fathers in regards to praying to the saints in heaven.

https://www.catholic.com/tract/the-intercession-of-the-saints

>>784979

Stating buzzwords is not an argument.

I can state things like extra ecclesiam nulla salus on things you say doesn't make it an argument. Learn how to make arguments first before entering a debate.


19ddd4  No.784995

>>784993

The ABSOLUTE STATE of Roman catholic apologetics


2c7a9c  No.784998

>>784995

You're the equivalent of someone sticking both fingers into their ears and screaming out loud "La La, I can't hear you!"


93d399  No.784999

Dismissal of saints is ultimately rooted in materialism and rationalism. At least on a subconscious level, it shows how little such people actually believe about heaven. Or how little they believe that there is ONE church and not two (both here on earth, as in heaven). Things of the Spirit are always conceived as "remote" or an "other" and not relevant.

Intercession itself is not their problem. They ask their loved ones and pastors to pray for them all the time. That they don't extend this to heaven shows how little it registers as an actual present reality in their psychology.

Lastly, their lack of sacramental life also destroyed what "worship" means in their churches. All they have left in their church forms is "reverence". They've given that solely to God, because they dismissed true use of sacraments, which IS reserved for God. But once your whole religious life centers on "reverence", I can see why they wouldn't want anything else to intrude on it. But that's their own fault for getting rid of sacramental life in the first place.


fe8b7b  No.785039

>>784865

It's St Patricks day down under.

I highly recommend reading St Patrick's Confession (his testimony). It's truly inspiring, the life of this servant of Christ in his own words.

https://www.confessio.ie/etexts/confessio_english#01


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>>785162

Delet




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