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SIRTee15:
It's the Didache, go and read it.

SIRTee15:
It's the Didache, go and read it.

SIRTee15:
Jewish sect using a scripture that mentioned the name of Jesus Christ.
Jewish sect using a scripture that quoted from the gospel of Mathew 6.9-15
Dey play....the lid is finally coming off.
Laslas na Didache go format that your corrupt brain.

SIRTee15:
So John the Baptist was baptising in the name of the father, the son and the holy spirit!!!
Wonders shall never end.
Didache must knock sense into your head by fire by force.

SIRTee15:
Go and look for the book of Didache and read it.
That's the assignment I gave u.
Until then u are best ignored.

SIRTee15:
Father Papias of herapolis works survived deep into the mid first millennium CE

cc Maynman

SIRTee15:
Go and look for the book of Didache online. Stop hiding behind one finger.
Laslas u go dey alright.

Meanwhile, look at what some people were reciting in the 1st century AD when there was 'no christian'
I will use Didache to rese*t your brain.

guysbewise:
I will start with father Papias,. Why are all his writings lost but later Christians were referencing him?

SIRTee15:
So tell me who was father Clement and father Papias.

guysbewise:
And there were already Chrestians and Bishops before the invented Jesus christ was born

guysbewise:
Earliest writings of the invented jesus christ, started from around ad 95 by the Jewish historian who help the Roman empire to invent jesus christ. None of them saw the invented jesus christ.

116 AD: Tacitus (c. 56-120 AD): Tacitus was a Roman historian who mentioned Jesus in his work "Annals," written around 116 AD. He referred to Jesus in the context of the Roman Emperor Nero's persecution of Christians following the Great Fire of Rome in 64 AD.

112 AD: Pliny the Younr (c. 61-113 AD): Pliny the Younger was a Roman magistrate and writer. In a letter to the Roman Emperor Trajan dated around 112 AD, he mentioned early Christian practices and their worship of Christ. This letter provides insight into the growth of Christianity in the early 2nd century.

SIRTee15:
Papias met John my friend, an apostle of Christ.
He also met the daughters of Philip.

Didache contains the book of Mathew and was used by Christian writers in the 1st century.

Saying there were no Christians in first century AD is very stupid.

Emusan:
I didn't see where I said you can't.

Or did I tell you that?



And you're responding to the same jargons

Emusan:
And you have time to be disturbing yourself with A NOBODY.

For asking me for sources shows you never read the thread from beginning and you're just ranting for nothing.

Emusan:
You know this and you're still jumping up and down here.

Emusan:
So you can't list them!

I'm a Trinitarian but I still hold that verse, reason why I created this thread and put it straight.

Emusan:
So you didn't read this thread from page one and you jump in.

Read the thread from page 1.

SIRTee15:
Didache manuscripts is all over the internet.
Papias met John.

Emusan:
Provide the Trinitarians.

SIRTee15:
Seems u out of gas.
Go and read about Didache manuscripts from your conspiracy junk sites, then come back and discuss.

Emusan:
But the text has been in used long before Erasmu.

cornelboy:
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Kobojunkie:
The Bible actually make that claim? Where?

The Book is instead primarily a story about a people — the descendants of Jacob— and 2 Nations constituted of the people — The Nation of Israel(and then Judah) in the Land of Canaan, and the Kingdom of God(a Nation that is not of this world), the constitution of both Nations clearly expressed in the Bible. So how in the world can any of that be considered religious?

SIRTee15:
What false claim
What did I just discover

cornelboy:
God never claimed to be omnipotent.

EruditeSupport:
I'm the one most fitted to say that to you.

SIRTee15:
Didache was discovered in 1876.
Check my previous post. I've made reference to it multiple times

SIRTee15:
Scholars agree it's genuine and was written by clement. That someone didn't pen his name in a letter doesn't make it fake.

SIRTee15:
Then prove it.

SIRTee15:
Guy, this book was writt

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equon in the first century and quoted the of Matthew.


WForgery would be easily id entified and discarded.
That they quoted from the gospel of Mathew proved the gospel was genuine.

SIRTee15:
Besides Didache destroyed your earlier claim that there were no Christians in the first century.
I dont know if u have retracted the statement.