witnessing is the act of telling to people of the glorious works of
God... to plant and water the seed of the gospel to the unsaved...
teaching the unsaved the way of Biblical salvation.

witnessing is something the true believer enjoys to do... he looks
always for an occasion to bring God's Word into a conversation hoping
that the lost soul will pass out of death into life by the power of
God through the gospel he's so eager to tell about. he's not ashamed
of the gospel of Christ for it is the power of God unto salvation as
the Apostle Paul writes in Romans 1:16

this is never the case in Catholicism.

witnessing is the act of telling to people of the glorious works of
God... to plant and water the seed of the gospel to the unsaved...
teaching the unsaved the way of Biblical salvation.

witnessing is something the true believer enjoys to do... he looks
always for an occasion to bring God's Word into a conversation hoping
that the lost soul will pass out of death into life by the power of
God through the gospel he's so eager to tell about. he's not ashamed
of the gospel of Christ for it is the power of God unto salvation as
the Apostle Paul writes in Romans 1:16

this is never the case in Catholicism.

all of their conversation ( as well as their posts ) are of the things
of this world.

in fact, according to the Catechism of the RCC the
person in the pew is too stupid to interpret the Scriptures on his
own... note this excerpt from the RC catechism :

" The task of interpreting the Word of God authentically has been
entrusted SOLELY to the Magisterium of the Church, that is, to the
Pope and to the bishops in communion with him. "

only the select few are allowed to interpret the Scripture... never
the man in the pew ... sounds like a middle-eastern approach.

even Peter, the apostle credited with going on the Rome and starting
Catholicism, which, the apostle Paul says never happened, is recorded
as saying... " For we cannot but speak the things which we have seen
and heard." Acts 4:20

why then do they not follow the example of Peter, the pillar of
Catholicism ? neither the man in the pew nor the leaders in Rome and
in all parts in between witness the gospel to the unsaved. the
unsaved masses are brought into submission to the pope just like the
Islamic is brought into submission to Mohammed.

his belief's are predefined in Rome. it's the giving of the soul into
the hands of someone else to define religious belief's and conduct...
and not God.

hence the worship of idols. the promotion of Mary from mere human to
Divinity. the heresy of Purgatory, the rosary, the confessional, the
mass.

in a predefined religion, left in the hands of the self-appointed
chosen few, there is no need, no curiosity, no compulsion to
" search the Scriptures daily to find out whether these things were
so. " on the part of the man in the pew, nor the man in Rome.



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" believe in the Lord Jesus and you will be saved "
Acts 16:31

" and as many as had been appointed to eternal life, believed."
Acts 13:48

witnessing is the act of telling

to people of the glorious works of
God...

to plant and water the seed of the gospel to the unsaved...
teaching the unsaved the way of Biblical salvation.

witnessing is something the true believer enjoys to do...

he looks
always for an occasion to

bring God's Word into a conversation hoping

that the lost soul will pass out of death into life by the power of

God through the gospel he's so eager to tell about.

he's not ashamed
of the gospel of Christ for it is the power of God unto salvation as
the Apostle Paul writes in Romans 1:16

this is never the case in Catholicism.