Third Day - Communion

Video montage from the Passion to Third Day song Communion

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Music

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• Christian
• Communion
• Third
• Day
• Worship
• Jesus
• Easter
• Passion

[PBizzle09]

@psetto727

Why does it matter if one of you believes in transubstantiation (literal drink to blood, bread to body) and the other doesn't? Why quibble over details? Read 1 Corinthians 3 and 1 Corinthians 8:9-13; follow the convictions that God has placed on your heart, but don't argue with and thus hinder fellow believers about something that doesn't matter in comparison to the grace of Jesus' Gift to us.

[3eisenfaust]

@breezyful1 ud be a fool to say that. yes the romans did crucify him in person. but it is all of us who really nailed jesus to the cross, our sin nailed him to the cross. and why do u hate them, if jesus hadnt died for us, wed all be in hell

[acat543]

HEY DICKHEAD'S THERE'S NO GOD

[EX0MATRlXTV]

@RessurectingTheDead maybe a scene borrowed from "The Passion of the Christ" ? movie released in 2004 Budget: $30,000,000 Director: Mel Gibson Writers: Benedict Fitzgerald (screenplay), Mel Gibson (screenplay)

The movie doesn't begin with credits, but only with a verse from the Bible: "He was wounded for our transgressions, crushed for our iniquities; by His wounds we are healed."

Isaiah 53; 700 B.C.

Jesus: Forgive them, Father. They know not what they do.

What if they DO know what they do?

[RessurectingTheDead]

check out this video between 3.00 and 310..........shocking satanic hidden message......let me know if you see it.........it is really hardcore...........wow I still can't believe it

[zacharykamin]

@gor5kibrohuck well my friend to be honest I love science, because it's completely unbiased. be sure that you don't mistaken the term Atheist with Scientist. we are all Scientists. I have Great friends who are scientists who are Christians who have helped me quite a bit apologetically

[ParaguayLeon]

And one last thing, if you're so loving why do you spend so much time arguing and insulting Christians on Christian videos? It seems to me like a lot of atheists are more passionate about fighting Christians than a lot of Christians are about following Christ, not to mention a lot more passionate than they are about just living and letting live, or religious freedom, or any of the so called reasons for atheism.

[ParaguayLeon]

@GodsFaithIsVoyeurism Yes of course. I'm sorry for assuming you were more mature than those who make insults instead of staying on subject. I have no interest in exchanging personal attacks, I don't even know you. So yes, I'm volunteering in south america because I'm a hateful evil person who wants people to be tortured after death, not because I love people and want to see them saved from the death I believe they are running headfirst into (not what God is driving them to).

[gor5kibrohuck]

religious people killed Jesus. I don't care if you atheists and "science minded people" argue against religion. You can't take from me my relationship with Jesus Christ. I am a condemned sinner who has been saved by His blood. I still sin, but in His salvation I am cleansed. Plus there's plenty of science to prove what I believe, so don't play that card. I don't need the science, the science merely speaks to the glory of my Father who created it.

[ParaguayLeon]

My logic tells me there are TONS of things science can't even begin to explain. When one looks at science from an atheistic bias, one believes the evidence points to the impossibility of a God. Or, this person has FAITH in science itself, and in the lack of a deity. When one looks at it from a Christian bias, one sees it as pointing to God's creation. The evidence is neutral, the interpretation is biased. So for me, it is more logical to believe that God is mysterious than that He doesn't exist.

[ParaguayLeon]

@GodsFaithIsVoyeurism And how can God be omnipotent if He can't create an object so great He can't move it? The problem here is that this type of logic is derived from a different faith. Since God is eternal, infinite, and we are finite, we think in the finite world. Is it more logical to say that the same science which CONSTANTLY changes, that once claimed a flat earth as the center of the universe, is right about EVERYTHING, or that a deity that exists OUTSIDE the laws we are governed by is?