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gospel of Mark
>39 “Do not stop him,” Jesus said. “For no one who does a miracle in my name can in the next moment say anything bad about me, 40 for whoever is not against us is for us. 41 Truly I tell you, anyone who gives you a cup of water in my name because you belong to the Messiah will certainly not lose their reward.

gospel of Matthew
>22 Many will say to me on that day, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name and in your name drive out demons and in your name perform many miracles?’ 23 Then I will tell them plainly, ‘I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!’

did Matthew have some beef with Mark or what?
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>>18371543
>‘I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!’
This people CLEARLY believed in Jesus to be able to cast out demons in his name yet were still not saved because they were doers of evil. So grace by faith alone is nonsense. No matter how much you believe, if you do evil he does not know you.
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>>18371597
>These people clearly trusted in their works to save them
>Therefore trusting in Jesus alone is nonsense
Your brain is literally worthless. Tick tock.
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>>18371609
He didn't say: Away from me you who did not trust me, he said: Away from me you evildoers. Other translations include, Away from me you workers of iniquity and Away from me you workers of lawlessness.
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>>18371628
See >>18371609
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>>18371728
See >>18371628
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>>18371609
“It shall be that all who will be saved and will be able to escape on account of their works or on account of the faith by which they have believed will survive the dangers that have been predicted and will see my salvation in my land and within my borders, which I have sanctified for myself from the beginning. Then those who have now abused my ways shall be amazed, and those who have rejected them with contempt shall live in torments. For as many as did not acknowledge me in their lifetime, though they received my benefits, and as many as scorned my law while they still had freedom and did not understand but despised it while an opportunity of repentance was still open to them, these must in torment acknowledge it after death. Therefore, do not continue to be curious about how the ungodly will be punished, but inquire how the righteous will be saved, those to whom the age belongs and for whose sake the age was made.”
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>>18371768
That's not the Bible.
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>>18371806
Yes it is. Just because your church removed it from the bible doesn't mean it's not the word of God.
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>>18371814
>Yes
No, when I read it I can instantly tell. You can't, because you don't have the Holy Ghost.
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>>18371543
>gospel of Matthew
>>22 Many will say to me on that day, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name and in your name drive out demons and in your name perform many miracles?’ 23 Then I will tell them plainly, ‘I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!’
You're on the spot, Matthew bases himself on the gospel of judas for this verse.


The rich man did everything but the will lf god
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>>18371827
ghosts aren't holy.
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>>18371840
>ghosts
Take heart; it is I.
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>>18371837
what do you mean gospel of judas? the point i was trying to say here was i thought mark and matthew were disagreeing on this issue
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>>18371952
THE DISCIPLES SEE THE TEMPLE AND DISCUSS IT

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They [said, “We have seen] a great [house with a large] altar [in it, and] twelve men—they are the priests, we would say—and a name; and a crowd of people is waiting at that altar, [until] the priests [… and receive] the offerings. [But] we kept waiting.”[Jesus said], “What are [the priests] like?” They [said, “Some …] two weeks; [some] sacrifice their own children, others their wives, in praise [and] humility with each other; some sleep with men; some are involved in [slaughter]; some commit a multitude of sins and deeds of lawlessness. And the men who stand [before] the altar invoke your [name], [39] and in all the deeds of their deficiency, the sacrifices are brought to completion […].”After they said this, they were quiet, for they were troubled.
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>>18371959
JESUS OFFERS AN ALLEGORICAL INTERPRETATION OF THE VISION OF THE TEMPLE

Jesus said to them, “Why are you troubled? Truly I say to you, all the priests who stand before that altar invoke my name. Again I say to you, my name has been written on this[…] of the generations of the stars through the human generations. [And they] have planted trees without fruit, in my name, in a shameful manner.” Jesus said to them, “Those you have seen receiving the offerings at the altar—that is who you are. That is the god you serve, and you are those twelve men you have seen. The cattle you have seen brought for sacrifice are the many people you lead astray [40] before that altar. […] will stand and make use of my name in this way, and generations of the pious will remain loyal to him. After hi another man will stand there from [the fornicators], and another [will] stand there from the slayers of children, and another from those who sleep with men, and those who abstain, and the rest of the people of pollution and lawlessness and error, and those who say, ‘We are like angels’; they are the stars that bring everything to its conclusion.
For to the human generations it has been said, ‘Look, God has received your sacrifice from the hands of a priest’—that is, a minister of error. But it is the Lord, the Lord of the universe, who commands, ‘On the last day they will be put to shame.’”

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