Battle Hymn of the Reformation

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Uploaded by on Jul 4, 2007

The justly famous "A Mighty Fortess is Our God".

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  • The Pope made 13 accounts and disliked this video.

    Hail fellow Lutherans! :)

  • I'm Orthodox Christian and I want to say a thing, for both roman catholics and protestants

    Rome since have been separated by the Orthodoxy of Faith entered in many errors, the Reformation was just an answer for abuses

    I do not aprove Protestantism, Luther do great things, but his followers and other reformators made strong mistakes... I understand Luther and his side...

    I just want to say that, my friends, try t study more and more the roots of Christian Faith, the Orthodoxy of the Faith...

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  • @TheMedievalMan

    So, I'm so sorry. you will not listen anymore than this.

  • @Loiginer I do, YOU should read some history. I hate orthodox who still think it was "they who separated from us". I have to hear that stupid shit from my friend all the time, and from my teacher from high school misleading his students.  We are the true church, not you. We have the Pope, who can trace his lineage to Peter. You have a patriarch who cannot. YOU SEPARATED FROM US... get over it.

  • @TheMedievalMan

    From Rome? Please, read history =D

  • @Loiginer You separated from us.

  • I'm fairly sure that satan really hates the lyrics to this 'power packed anthem'

    Especially the way it ends.  He hated it so much that he's still busy at work

    seeking those he can deceive. Fortunately 'Jesus the Christ' is still saving souls in record

    numbers. Vielen Dank Martin Luther, in dem Sie so fest geglaubt haben.

  • @MrJorlop

    Brother, I think that you must understand this not as an doctrine, but as part of historical Christianity, we do not teach what Jesus say, we do what He did.

    We just not just preach, we do.

    When I say this, I just try to say that this things can just be understand in the practical way.

    Look, venerate something is recognize that God is with us, that He sanctify this things.

    Add me, maybe we can talk , God bless you!

  • @Loiginer I do not agree with the theological tenets of Catholicism either, but I have problems with the interpretation of the Orthodox Church in various issues, specially when it comes to relics and icons. For me, the difference between proskynesis and latria is pure sophistry; the Scripture is clear about that( Ex. 20:4; John 4:24).( Between veneration and adoration). I know what St. John Damascene and Stephan the Younger said but the Word of God comes first. 

  • Luther erred in his continuance of Persecuting of Hebrews. Much Good was gained by the Reformation but the Scriptural Command to Bless the Jew has been Sadly overlooked. Which one of the Fall Feasts did the Temple Priests, Sacrifice 70 Bull's as a Blessing to the Nations? 70 is the number of Peoples referred to in the Table of Nations: Gen: 10

  • @huguenot67 That's good boilerplate. How do you tell these folks that they are wrong...and by extension that you are right?

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