Sinulog Theme Song - January 15, 2011, Brgy. Bula, Gensan City

Isda - Isdaan Festival 2010 - January 15, 2011, Brgy. Bula, Gensan City

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• Bula Gensan City January 15
• 2011

[anisoc]

Viva Pit Señor, Welcome Sinulog 2011...From Sto. Nino Parish, Bula General Santos City

[Lemando26]

Thank you so Much! :) Like this!

[digitalizzato]

Love ko tooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­oooooooo

[rose999improud]

@The09HARLEM 

[cebuano1997]

Fundamentalists..."the min chooses what it chooses to see." not one Catholic believe that the statue is God, but the Fundaments only base their arguments from what they see. Please learn more about Catholics rather than basing it from their pastors and what they see.

[okcSDRmedia]

@SuperChty Bottom line is, there is no law to make these graven images...

[okcSDRmedia]

@SuperChty again, God commanded them to make the statue...but the statue that you guys are having who commanded you?

[okcSDRmedia]

@SuperChty where is the Bible verse that says we should make graven images of the saints? Moses made a cherubim because he was commanded by God to be placed in the sanctuary... how about you guys, did God commanded you too?

[okcSDRmedia]

@SuperChty so where is the cherubim that God commanded moses to make? the sanctuary in the Bible comprises of the mercy seat placed in the most Holy Place. If you will see the cherubim and you are not the high priest you will die.is that the same with your graven images? Gipang display raman gane na inyong mga istatuwa kilid sa dalan abog abogan.mu lutaw pa sa baha kung ma lanapan. wala man gud sugo nga mag buhat ug graven images ni Jesus or sa mga santos... ang gisugo si moses, kamo gisugo mo?

[SuperChty]

@SuperChty The bottom line is, when God made the New Covenant with us, he did reveal himself under a visible form in Jesus Christ. For that reason, we can make representations of God in Christ. Even Protestants use all sorts of religious images: Pictures of Jesus and other biblical persons appear on a myriad of Bibles, picture books, T-shirts, jewelry, bumper stickers, greeting cards, compact discs, and manger scenes. Christ is even symbolically represented through the Icthus or "fish emblem."

[SuperChty]

@SuperChty During a plague of serpents sent to punish the Israelites during the exodus, God told Moses to "make [a statue of] a fiery serpent, and set it on a pole; and every one who is bitten, when he sees it shall live. So Moses made a bronze serpent, and set it on a pole; and if a serpent bit any man, he would look at the bronze serpent and live" (Num. 21:8–9).