This week Pastor Ted Wilson continues discussion on chapter seven of The Great Controversy, entitled 'Luther's Separation from Rome' in which Luther posts the 95 Theses on the door of the castle church in Wittenberg. The news of this bold act and the 95 theses spread like wildfire across Germany and beyond, enraging all of Rome.
Despite the threat of prison, torture, and death, Luther remained faithful and refused to recant. When a decree from Rome arrived condemning and excommunicating Luther, he burned it publicly along with other decrees and documents asserting papal power.
To learn more about Luther's separation from Rome, and how it relates to our present experience, read The Great Controversy by Ellen White at https://greatcontroversyproject.org/.
Why does 7th day Adventist rejected the 3 angels message, partake with the world, accepting LGBT and refused to repent? Our movement are joining with the papacy and only a remnant will stay faithful. That's Bible and Spirit of Prophecy.
@pierluigiluisetti7602 Says:
In the Adventist periodical The Signs of the Times from May to November 1883 Ellen G. White had published a series of 19 articles weekly on the life of Martin Luther which I believe are of immense interest to any Christian. Since links in comments are probably automatically censored in your
channel I proposed the solution of postponing, by typing the title of the pdf on your device that I want to indicate here: "The essential Steps of Martin Luther's Life". The series (a 90 pp. compilation) is free to download.
@debbieramsey-hanks3757 Says:
Amen
@clc7378 Says:
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@vettaj9752 Says:
Amen!
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@jeremiahmathayo2191 Says:
I am moved to understand more once I listen and study alone I am blessed and enjoying this program thank you SDA for this program
@leesmith5419 Says:
What you do in the dark will be brought to the light good or bad because God is all powerful and all knowing
@gabrielconstantinescu7984 Says:
Beautiful and moving. Thank you Pastor Wilson. God bless you, your family and your staff. 🙏🥰
@MrAndreone Says:
Martin Luther regarding the TITHE
“The Law of Moses Binds Only the Jews and Not the Gentiles. Here the Law of Moses has its place. It is no longer binding on us because it was given only to the people of Israel. And Israel accepted this law for itself and its descendants, while the Gentiles were excluded.”
“Moses has nothing to do with us. If I were to accept Moses in one commandment, I would have to accept the entire Moses.” “We will not regard him as our lawgiver – unless he agrees with both the New Testament and the natural law.”
“For not one little period in Moses pertains to us.” “But the other commandments of Moses, which are not by nature, the Gentiles do not hold. Nor do these pertain to the Gentiles, such as the TITHE and others equally fine which I wish we had too.”
MARTIN LUTHER
August 27, 1525
How Christians Should Regard Moses
@sandysmithjr2631 Says:
Excellent
@wilfordedwards838 Says:
The truth will be revealed, throughout all nations and tongue. God Blessings Pastor Wilson.
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