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30/03/2024

A member from one of those Pentecostals churches, met me some days back, and began to asked me those questions:
"Are you born again,
Have you confessed and received Christ (through baptism)"?? And also inviting me to her ministry.

So I told her I am a Catholic, I have not just only Baptism but church have also provided a lots instruments in which baptism is among, and these instruments are known as Sacraments.

And for any member of Catholic to participate in just even one out of those sacrament He/She must receive Christ first.
Meanwhile, I have more than one Sacrament, beginning with The Baptism itself.

She wanted to justify herself, so she went further and asked what type of Baptism have I received, that according to her, there are some baptism that is fake, that there different types of Baptism""!

I said "Okay, fine I agreed, but for us to talk about types of Baptism, we need to define and understand what Baptism means first, Before deeping into its types, characteristics, qualities, importance and significance etc.

But she refused, and so I said to her there's no need of discussing types of Baptism, go and study your faith.

23/04/2022

19/04/2022

He is risen.
Jesus Christ have triumphantly arose from the death and death have no power to over him.
Alleluia is our language
Happy Easter to you all my brethren in the Lord.

08/02/2022

Glory to Jesus...

20/01/2022

20/01/2022

God no go shame us

29/10/2021

Why Is Mary Called 'Queen Of Heaven'

Continuation.

If Solomon honoured Bathsheba so highly as his queen mother, how much more must Jesus honor Mary as his own? How much more exalted must be the woman -however lowly her original state (Luke 1:4) - who bore the son of God, sovereign of the universe? No doubt her throne, too, is at the right hand of her son's throne in heaven. And no doubt, just as Solomon was eager to grant his mother's requests, so Jesus gladly responds to her intersection for his subjects.
Mary's exalted role among the saints also reflects her extraordinary position as our great exemplar of faith, the prototype of the Christian disciple. With St. Elizabeth, we say to her: "Blessed are you who believed that what was spoken to you by the Lord would be fulfilled" (Luke 1:45).
In St. John's vision of heaven, the "woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars," bore a son "destined to rule all the nations" (Revelation 12:1, 5). Is it any wonder that in such a portrait, Catholics see Mary, Queen of Heaven?/

RELATED SCRIPTURES- Text cited: Ex 20:12• 1kings 1:28-30; 2:19-20• Isaiah 9:5-6• Lk 1:45, 48• Eph 1:20-21• Rv 12:1, 5; 19:16; 15:4
General:. 2kings 10:13• Esther 5:1-5• Ps 45:14• Jn 2:1-12• Rv 20:4. CATECHISM OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH- 964-966• 972• 974-975...glory to Jesus, honour to Mary🙏