What are the Seven Favorite Words of Willful Protestants?

 

.                                       Willful Protestants are closer to “getting on Christ’s boat” than they realize!

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Question 1.  “There are a billion Willful Protestants.  They are divided into nearly 50,000 different denominations.  How can they all have ‘Seven Favorite Words’?”

Answer:  “One Universal Truth has joined all Willful Protestants for 2,000 years with their ‘Seven Favorite Words!’

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Question 2:  “What Seven Favorite Words has every Willful Protestant in the world believed for 2,000 years?”

Answer:  “For 2,000 years, Willful Protestants have disagreed with some Teachings of Jesus Christ in The Bible.  A billion Willful Protestants in 50,000 denominations have the same justification for rejecting some Teachings of Jesus.”

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Question 3:  “It’s amazing there can be a unifying factor among all those Willful Protestants.  What are The Seven Favorite Words of every Willful Protestant in History?”

Answer:  “Every time a Willful Protestant disagrees with Any Teaching of Jesus, they all think the same thing!  ‘We Know More Than Jesus About That!’

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Question 4:  “Do they say that out loud?”

Answer:  “Willful Protestants are smart!  They never say their ‘Seven Favorite Words’ out loud!”

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Question 5:  “Do Willful Protestants think God will not hold them accountable for willful disobedience if they only ‘think’ their Seven Favorite Words?”

Answer:  “Yes.  Willful Protestants have a confused view of God.  They think He wants them to disobey Words of Jesus and not go to His Judgment among ‘You are My friends if you obey My commands.’

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Question 5:  “Is there a good example of Willful Protestants thinking that ‘We Know More Than Jesus About That!’?”

Answer:  “It is their universal response to The Holy Word with Which Jesus Christ SPOKE One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church Into Being!  As soon as a Willful Protestant hears or reads Mt 16:18-20:

‘And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build My Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.  I give you the keys of The Kingdom of Heaven; . .’,

Willful Protestants ALL have the same thought!  ‘We Know More Than Jesus About That!’

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Question 6:  “Do Willful Protestants ever say their Seven Favorite Words out loud?”

Answer:  “Willful Protestants are smart!   They are all able to Think Clearly enough to never want God to hear them say:  ‘We Know More Than Jesus About That!”

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Question 7:  “Does that mean some Willful Protestants can be saved?”

Answer:  “Yes.  The people who proudly speak the words: ‘We Know More Than Jesus About That!’  are much farther from God, His Church, and His ‘keys to The Kingdom of Heaven’ than most Willful Protestants.”

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