Tag: St. Paul

God’s “name changes” give us a profound reason to be Catholic!

God changed the names of 60 important people in The Bible. “Abram” became “Abraham.” “Jacob” was changed to “Israel”. “Simon” had his name changed by Jesus to “Cephas”, the Greek word for “Rock”. “Saul” had his name changed to “Paul”. In every case, the new name described the power and purpose God gave to that person. […]

An interesting question! “Who were the first Profiteers of Protestantism?”

An interesting question! “Who were the first Profiteers of Protestantism?” We find out in Acts 15: 22-15! The First Catholic Bishops wrote to early Catholics: ‘The Apostles and the presbyters, your brothers, to the brothers in Antioch, Syria, and Cilicia of Gentile origin: greetings.” What caused them to write? “. . . we have heard […]

Catholics know: “Every Word of Jesus Is Truth.”

Where did Peter and His First Catholic Bishops get their authority? From The Word of Jesus! He began by putting Peter in charge! “And I say unto you thou art Peter and on this rock I build My Church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. I give you the keys to […]

St. Paul describes what Catholic converts see and are!

St. Paul’s Letter to the Ephesians, 5:8-14 is important. St. Paul describes what Catholic converts see and are! “Brothers and sisters: You were once darkness, but now you are light in the Lord.” First, those who convert to Catholicism see the “light”. Then, they “are light”! Wow! This is the “light” we see: Every Word […]

Catholics learn from St. Stephen. Others do not!

Today is a Great Day! Catholics honor The First Catholic Martyr, St. Stephen. At The Last Supper, Jesus had ordained St. Stephen and The First Catholic Bishops. Those First Catholic Bishops obeyed The Holy, Church-Founding Word with Which Jesus Spoke The Only Church He Founded Into Being! “And I say unto you thou art […]

Catholics “agree with the sound words of Jesus Christ.”

St. Paul was chosen by Jesus to Teach His Holy Word. 1 Timothy 6:2 has sound advice for every Protestant! “Whoever teaches something different and does not agree with the sound words of our Lord Jesus Christ and the religious teaching is conceited, understanding nothing, and has a morbid disposition for arguments and verbal disputes.” […]

St Paul tells us: “The Word of God is something . . ” Something = some thing.

Hebrews 4: 12-16 is fascinating. St. Paul tells us: “The Word of God is something . .” Something = some thing. What “thing” is “The Word of God”? St. Paul defines “The Word of God”. 1. “It is alive and active.” 2. “It cuts like a double-edged sword, but more finely.” 3. “It can slip […]

Protestants have always argued against St. Paul.

Protestants have always argued against St. Paul. We see that when we read St. Paul. Protestants begin by denying the simple fact: St. Paul was a Catholic Bishop! He Founded Catholic Churches. We know they were Catholic Churches because they sent Catholic representatives to Catholic Councils for hundreds of years! We know they were Catholic […]

Micro-Catholics ask: Did Jesus live in a cell?

Why do Micro-Catholics ask: Did Jesus live in a cell? We know that prisoners of the state live in cells. Monks live in cells. Many Holy Sisters live in cells. St. Paul lived in a cell. So have many Catholic martyrs. Micro-Catholics ask: Did Jesus live in a cell? He may have spent a few […]

Protestantism is an attack on logic and love.

St. Paul’s Letter to The Romans praises logical thinking. “The anger of God is being revealed from Heaven against all the impiety and depravity of men who keep truth imprisoned in their wickedness.” He continues to show that we can see God’s Creation: “. . His everlasting power and deity-however invisible- have been there for […]