[editor-surveyor]

>>”So, what do you call your father...er, I mean your male parent?” <<

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So, Matthew 23 is not in your Bible?

You’ve never read that chapter, and have no clue as to what Yeshua was saying?

The priesthood of Aaron is over. We have no one on Earth that is authorized for such a role, and we are not to try to create one.

There is nothing whatsoever that we need a “priest” to do.

Capiche?

[GeronL]

bump

[vladimir998]

“So, Matthew 23 is not in your Bible?”

The verse in question is in my Bible. Now, what do you call your father?

“You’ve never read that chapter, and have no clue as to what Yeshua was saying?”

No, I understand the verse. What I have no clue about is what you call your father?

“The priesthood of Aaron is over. We have no one on Earth that is authorized for such a role, and we are not to try to create one.”

So, what do you call your father?

“There is nothing whatsoever that we need a “priest” to do.”

So, what do you call your father?

“Capiche?”

No, I do not understand yet what you call your father because you’re apparently refusing to answer that simple question. So, what do you call your father?

[vladimir998]

e-s, I thought your post was from GeronL. My mistake. The outcome will probably be the same anyway, of course.

[RobbyS]

The Catholic priesthood is not that of Aaron but of Christ. Of the order of Melchizedek, the priest-king of Salem who offered a bloodless sacrifice of bread and wine.