>>13576185 lb

Only thing is,

Jesus Christ is not a "perpetual victim" for sin,

to be "re-presented" at every mass,

where the priest makes calvary "present".

See,

Christ finished the sin sacrifice,

completing the justification of all those whom the Father had given Him (John 6).

It cannot therefore be "re-presented".

To do so is another "christ",

"another" in Latin being "vicarius",

in Greek "anti".

And one more thing,

eucharist means "thanksgiving".

Under Jewish sacrifice laws,

the sin sacrifice and the thanksgiving sacrifice were two entirely different sacrifices.

The sin sacrifice was with no utterly no leaven,

and leaven had to be removed from the land.

The thanksgiving sacrifice had to include a loaf of leavened bread.

This prevented the two from mingling.

No believing Jew in the days of the Apostles would have called any sin sacrifice the "eucharist".

He would have called the Thanksgiving Sacrifice the "eucharist".

That's the Supper Christ instructed the Apostles to conduct in the congregations after His ascension.

>>13576443

But Christ offered His humanity.

His humanity "did not exist out of time in every moment of history".

Furthermore,

the sacrifice on Calvary cannot be "neverending",

since that would mean Christ did not secure the justification of his people by His offering offering in real time,

not eternity.

The payment for the sins of His people was the death of a spotless Lamb.

He died,

price paid in full.

Please stop your blasphemy against the Father,

His Son,

and their Gospel.

>>13576504

You sound as if you don't like Christ Jesus's Jewishness.

If He weren't a Jew,

then He was not a spotless Lamb.

I knew by the time I was twelve our family's Romish "faith" was a lie.

If anyone were "kvetching" it is you.

>>13576566

In order to bring in Christianity,

He had to die as a Jew.

That's what the "Lamb of God" is all about.

That's why Moses was told to copy the Tabernacle in Heaven.

No Jewish Lamb of God,

then no Christianity.

>>13576603

When you stand in front of Christ Jesus's Judgment Seat,

you can tell Him yourself.

It won't end well.

>>13576630

That's what you call "nasty"?

What do you call real nastiness?

>>13576675

Take that up with that Jew,

Paul the Apostle (Rom 8:1).

You know the one.

He was called "one of the pillars of the church"

as the Apostle to the Gentiles.

By-the-by,

the other pillar was the Apostle to–

wait for it–

the Jews.

kek kekity and kek

>>13576675

And another thing,

your cute photos of fake jesus aren't very authentic.

The real Jesus's beard was plucked with nippers by the Sanhedrin.

Isaiah 50:6

kek!

So much for muh "shroud".

>>13576740

You Romish always act as if those edifice builders were the genuine Christians,

and there could not possibly be others who abided by the untouched Doctrine of the Apostles they laid down as the Foundation of the Congregation of Jesus Christ.

>>13576769

kek,

me thinks they didn't spend hours torching him just to use tweezers to pluck out stragglers.

They did it for torture.

His face was ripped open.

>>13576770

Wait….

your photos are the message.

According to that message,

your Jesus is a perpetual victim for sin,

still hanging on the cross.

Last I read,

there is another part of the Gospel describing something about His having been taken down from the cross,

being buried,

being resurrected,

and then ascended,

even after He ate some fish and bread.

But hey,

mere details.

>>13576804

I'm no longer Romish,

but I still use that term.

Bothered?

>>13576839

Um,

I think Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus removed Christ from the cross?

And that picture was not my doing.

I don't indulge in religious imagery,

though admittedly,

it was clever.

It just shows there are plenty of others who have repeatedly refuted you.

Btw,

do you still have your private Tridentine chapel on your grounds?

Do you hire a priest,

or do you act as your own priest?

And,

how's that working for you?

>>13576853

Never heard of it.

Not much on history then?

>>13576839

Actually,

its the Papacy that has called Christ a perpetual victim.

Besides,

if your "christ" is represented as that same sacrifice and "Calvary made present",

and what was on Calvary was His body on the cross…..

yep, sounds like a perpetual victim.

>>13576839

Father John O’Brien answers these questions from his book, The Faith of Millions:

When the priest announces the tremendous words of consecration, he reaches up into the heavens, brings Christ down from His throne, and places Him upon our altar to be offered up again as the Victim for the sins of man. It is a power greater than that of saints and angels, greater than that of Seraphim and Cherubim. The priest brings Christ down from heaven, and renders Him present on our altar as theeternal Victimfor the sins of man—not once but a thousand times! The priest speaks and lo! Christ, the eternal and omnipotent God, bows his head in humble obedience to the priest’s command.