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| Reading carefully the context will lead you to know how lame your point was. You'll never learn, Job Bautista. |
I'll post the actual text and let you debunk it one by one. This gonna be fun. The text in red is my inserted comments, and some scriptural passages will be added. So here we go -
Ito ang pahayag ni Panginoong Jesucristo:Mateo 24:11 Marami ang magpapanggap na propeta at ililigaw ang mga tao.
This suggests he didn't know what Christ simply meant during his sermon on the mount. Using Matthew 24 as Christ's prophetic words of the upcoming events doesn't void his previous words. And it seems like he generalizes it again, as it goes, the last time we talked. Everyone who belongs to a different Sect normally says the same thing to INC, but this doesn't prove that religion was false because they have prophets. See Christ's Words on Matthew 7, This has been proven a couple of times already. Some prophets will arise and will deceive many, but this doesn't mean there are no longer prophets needed in our days. Carefully reading the text, it will tell you that Christ only suggests to be aware that those people will come in his name to -
15 ¶ Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.16 Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?
Again, it never suggests that they're no longer prophets, but rather it tells us to know them by their fruits. So, my Challenge to Job Bautista. Where's your Prophet? And what are their fruits?
Natupad ang hula ni Panginoong Jesucristo na nagkaroon ng maraming Bulaang Propeta: Basahin natin sa huwad na aklat ni Joseph Smith:
Seriously, Job Bautista? Do you mean that it was fulfilled during the Book of Mormon times? If you're to take it as the result of Christ, then let's face it.
Ether 9: 28 At muling nagkaroon ng maraming propeta sa lupain, nangangaral ng pagsisisi sa kanila—na kailangan nilang ihanda ang landas ng Panginoon o magkakaroon ng isang sumpa sa ibabaw ng lupain; oo, maging sa magkakaroon ng masidhing taggutom, kung saan sila ay malilipol kung hindi sila magsisisi.
I don't know what the connection is to his quote, but maybe because it says something about many prophets arising, and he seems to connect it, which doesn't make sense at all. He never learns to realize that it was not in the same timeline. Here's what it is to our friend Job Bautista.
First of all, you have to know when it was taken. Say, for example, The Book of Ether. It was a record from a group of people known in their time as the Jaredites, who came earlier. Their record was discovered and kept from time to time. And in that verse, our Friend Job Bautista quoted was a recall of their history before Christ's birth. In other words, it came first before Christ's words, and it was never a fulfillment of Christ's words or what Christ said, and it never connects anything at all. So, this Troll Job Bautista is trying to mix up everything, assuming it was a fulfillment.
Second, if this were fulfillment, then let's assume it is. This will prove that the Book of Mormon fulfills Christ's words. This funny criticism is nothing like a clown in a circus who has no clue what he's trying to do next.
Jerry Nuñez Bustillo, Paano iyan bulagta na naman ang mga Lds cult Church!
Sorry, Job Bautista, you missed it. Try Again.
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| Using this image from other sources has just proved you know nothing But just simply grabbing. It even makes no sense in this topic alone. |
In conclusion, this troll Job Bautista is doing his very best to show us how INC people are unlearned in biblical passages and their context. They don't even care about understanding it. Good Job on it. If you continue your brainless study, it will just prove that you are trolling INC and simply destroying it.
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| Taken from the Introduction to The Book of Mormon |
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| Taken from a Brief Explanation of The Book of Mormon |
