• Welcome to Christianity Haven, thank you for visiting! If you have not already, we invite you to create an account and join in on the many discussions we have! 

    • Please be aware that when registering you must not register while using a VPN. Any registrations made using a VPN will be rejected.
    • Additionally, registration emails are not being sent out which is an issue that is being worked on. Your registration may go into an approval queue for admin approval. We work to send manual emails to the email on file, so please ensure the email you use is one you can readily access! 

Search results

  1. Andrew

    "Volume of Truth" : Protestant Declaration of Canon?

    [The Bible Cause: History of The American Bible Society; by John Fea, Chapter 6 excerpts] [Edit; Shortened due to copyright concerns] The ABS took a decidedly Protestant and American approach to the Bible. The Bible was a book of liberty. It not only taught individuals how to be free from...
  2. Andrew

    Prayers for Afghanistan

    Sunday if I'm not mistaken
  3. Andrew

    Rufinus on Jerome

    "Origen's Hexapla--Its object" 36. But Origen also, you will tell us, in composing his work called the Hexapla, adopted the asterisks, taking them from the translation of Theodotion. How is this? You produce Origen sometimes for condemnation, sometimes for imitation, at your own caprice. But...
  4. Andrew

    Rufinus on Jerome

    "Has the Church had spurious Scriptures?" 34. But let us grant that the Apostle Peter was unable to do what our friend has lately done. Was Paul illiterate? We ask; He who was a Hebrew of the Hebrews, touching the law a Pharisee, brought up at the feet of Gamaliel? Could not he, when he was at...
  5. Andrew

    Rufinus on Jerome

    (Grab some popcorn![emoji897]) Excerpts from Book two of his Apology against Jerome, does his allegations against Jerome hold weight? Discuss! ------------------------------- "Jerome's translation of the Scriptures impugned" 32. Perhaps it was a greater piece of audacity to alter the books...
  6. Andrew

    Did the events of Maccabees take place after the end of the Old Covenant and before the beginning of the New Covenant?

    Yep https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intertestamental_period
  7. Andrew

    Enoch and Elijah

    I know that, I even mentioned it earlier, I only meant that according to Jesus He refers to Elijah as John the Baptist. And his disciples asked him, saying, Why then say the scribes that Elias must first come? And Jesus answered and said unto them, Elias truly shall first come, and restore all...
  8. Andrew

    Enoch and Elijah

    I said incarnation as in the Spirit of Elijah being incarnated through John, I never said anything about reincarnation
  9. Andrew

    Introduction to the Ecclesiastical books

    Canon or not they are Holy Scripture
  10. Andrew

    Introduction to the Ecclesiastical books

    I go by the original name "Ecclesiastical", Catholics call them "Deuterocanonical", I have no problem with the Catholic term just as long as they hold to the position that they are not to be used to establish doctrine (which is Canon), but obviously they did by creating the doctrine of Purgatory...
  11. Andrew

    Was the Messiah prophesied to heal the blind according to the OT?

    Jerome is unreliable and a heretic who sided with the synagogue of satan
  12. Andrew

    Introduction to the Ecclesiastical books

    Ecclesiastical are known by other names, one being Deuterocanonical, another being the so called "Apocrypha" which is an untrue term because true Apocrypha works weren't read in the churches
  13. Andrew

    Was the Messiah prophesied to heal the blind according to the OT?

    Jews will give you plenty of irregularities in our Christian Bible OT Masoretic, they even say our Masoretic is corrupted
  14. Andrew

    Was the Messiah prophesied to heal the blind according to the OT?

    Not filling any holes you say?? HAHAHA!! What about VIRGIN? Oh but lets call her "young maiden" because that makes for a miraculous birth [emoji849]
  15. Andrew

    Introduction to the Ecclesiastical books

    Well this dude called them canon as well, it appears that some had two classes and others included both classes as one canon. The 16th Century Church obviously didn't want protestants attending Augustine of Hippo Enchiridion of Christian Doctrine Book 2 par 12-13 (354-430 ad) “But let us now...
Top Bottom