No Thank you. I have my JewishDidache, which is the 12 Messianic Apostles /disciples instructions to the Gentiles in the early Church.
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You would be surprised how close the JewishChoosing an uninspired apocryphal work over the inspired canon does not seem like a regenerate choice.
Didache came to being canonical. It's basically a early Messianic church manual from the Messianic Apostles of the B'rit Hadashah to the Gentiles. It might behoove you to read it. You might learn something. Then again maybe not.
You would be surprised how close the Jewish
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Eusebius writings have been called into question just like yours. I guess that apple didn't fall to far from that tree.Arrogant of you to presume I haven't read it... multiple times. But typical.
It's not canonical, and Eusebius says it's spurious. If you even know who he is.
We have an inspired canon, the rule and guide of faith.
To the Law and to the Testimony!
Didache. It's a good companion to my Jewish Bible.
Eusebius writings have been called into question just like yours. I guess that apple didn't fall to far from that tree.
I will always keep and study the Jewish
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Unless your Jewishcool story bro
"Called into question," lol, there is no text anywhere that someone hasn't, including the Bible, or we might say, especially the Bible.
; your not my brocool story bro
"Called into question," lol, there is no text anywhere that someone hasn't, including the Bible, or we might say, especially the Bible.
Stock Markets are closed today for Carters damn funeral. Grrrrcool story bro
"Called into question," lol, there is no text anywhere that someone hasn't, including the Bible, or we might say, especially the Bible.
