Answering Those Who Say There Is Only One Mediator

Archdiocese of Washington ^ | 08-20-15 | Msgr. Charles Pope

[Syncro]

"You have posted several long posts describing much of what you deny that I know."

That last comment is an aspersion on my integrity, which you have neither reason nor right to make. I resent it, and will not tolerate it further: please be advised; I will report it as abuse if you do so again

Here is what that last comment (quote of my statement) was referring to:

"you know nothing of me, nor of my journey" (#256)

And the fact that you posted to me in #241 quite a bit about your "journey" caused me to think it disingenuous of you to state what you stated.

So I answered the way I did saying you were denying I knew anything about your journey.

Just dealing with facts here G2G.

It seems you may be complaining about the scriptures to show that our own righteousness is filthy rags to God.

Which you stated you do not believe.

I thought it would help you see that it is in the Bible.

Do you read the Letter of St. James?

Many times.

Do you read the Gospel of John which I referred you to more than once?

You may report me if you wish, but I do think it is acceptable to post scriptures to back up a previous statement. Which is what I did.

[Syncro]

Oops, I really should have commented on this question followed by snark:

Do you have the courage to speak of your own journey, or are you simply here to point a finger at others?

To answer the last part first (the first shall be last, it's Biblical...) I was pointing you to God's Word, the Bible, the Sword of the Spirit to clarify a statement you made.

I apologize, I thought you would like to know.

The first part, I have posted in the past the amazing and glorious way the Jesus revealed Himself to me and brought me into salvation through His grace and love.

I followed the simple scriptures I found in the Gospel of John and when I believed I became born again and from then on Jesus is in me and I in Him.

Which is why I am encouraging you to read the Gospel of John.

But like the scriptures about our own righteousness being filthy rags, you can choose not to believe the messages in the Gospel of John also.