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3/19/2013

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The following is from The Comfort Zone (formerly On The Box):

Words of Comfort: Heaven

“Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God” (John 3:3). It doesn’t matter if you are Protestant, Catholic, atheist, agnostic, Mormon, Jew, religious, or if you think you are good or if you think you are bad…if you have not been born again, you will not enter Heaven. You have God’s promise on that.

“Do not be deceived. Neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor homosexuals, nor sodomites, nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners will inherit the kingdom of God” (1 Corinthians 6:9-10). If you disagree with who will get into Heaven and who will end up in Hell, please don’t complain to me. It’s not my standard; it’s God’s. Take it up with Him…but make sure you do so with a humble heart. He resists the proud and gives grace to the humble.

See needGod.com if you are interested in eternal life.

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Pope Francis: The First Jesuit Pope

3/15/2013

Usurping the Seat of Christ - John MacArthur

Within the priesthood in Roman Catholicism, there’s a special group of priests called Jesuits. The new pope, for the first time ever in history, is from the Jesuits. The Jesuit Society is simply The Society of Jesus, nicknamed Jesuits. That’s their name, their official name, The Society of Jesus...

The complete Inaugural Mass of Pope Francis (PBS NewsHour)

The New Humble Pope.

A Humble Pope? by Mike Gendron

When Pope Benedict XVI's successor, Jorge Bergoglio, was announced as the new Pope, the one word that many used to describe him was "humble." The Italian pope, born in Argentina, is of the Jesuit order which is known for their vows of poverty and work among the poor. Pictures and articles have surfaced revealing that as an archbishop, Bergoglio took the public bus and cooked his own meals. When it was announced that he would be known as Pope Francis, the connection was quickly made to St. Francis of Assisi, who renounced his wealth to live a life of poverty and service to others. Many have rejoiced that this is just the kind of humble leader that will further ecumenical relationships and win greater favor for Roman Catholicism.

Read more: h ttp://www.pro-gospel.org/site/cpage.asp?cpage_id=180066646&sec_id=180014816

Is Pope Francis a "brother in Christ"? Luis Palau answers @EdStetzer on #TheExchange

Is Pope Francis a "brother in Christ"? Luis Palau answers @EdStetzer on #TheExchange from Ed Stetzer on Vimeo.

Argentine native and international evangelist Luis Palau considers Pope Francis a brother in Christ because of his love for the Bible, his reverence for Jesus Christ and because of the way he prays.

Mike Gendron says:
Luis Palau must not know that when anyone preaches a gospel contrary to the one the apostles preached, they are to be accursed (Gal. 1:6-9). The distortion of the pope's gospel includes baptismal regeneration, justification by baptism, justification by faith plus works, indulgences for the remission of sin, purgatory for the purification of sin, law keeping for salvation and participation in the never ending-representation of a Eucharistic Christ on an altar to satisfy divine justice.

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