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Uploaded by on Nov 18, 2008

A video I made based on the Mercy Me song, "I can only Imagine."

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  • This is sooo true Jesus is always present... I LOVE BEING CATHOLIC

  • I've experienced JESUS true presence many times before the Blessed Sacrament. If only people would take the time to sit before the Blessed Eucharist, miracles would occur, and they would be transformed!

    Thank you for posting this!

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  • This video is a favorite on Andorra

  • @bornagainsaint1 Sorry, you're still ignoring Jesus's clear statement: "He that eats my flesh and drinks my blood has everlasting life, and I will raise him up in the last day. For my flesh is meat indeed, and my blood is drink indeed. He that eats my flesh and drinks my blood abides in me, and I in him"?John 6:54-56

    My question to you is how your belief matches up with these verses. So far, you've only told me what you believe and not why you believe it in light of Scripture.

  • @cburton103. His real presence is not IN something we are eating, His real presence is within us. John chp 6 proves His real presence through the Holy Spirit, but not IN something we are eating. We are not to put our faith in something we are eating, we put our faith in His real blood sacrifice when eating His supper, remembering His blood sacrifice. We can trust and believe in Him anytime, not just during the partaking of His supper.

  • @bornagainsaint1 That's a touching story indeed. Jesus's sacrifice truly changed the world, and I pray that it would change more hearts every day.

    However, you didn't explain why you think those verses don't prove the Real Presence.

    As two extra bits of information for you:

    1) Eating someone's flesh already had a figurative meaning. It meant to defame or injure someone.

    2) Every Christian believed this until the last few hundred years. Even the fathers of the Reformation believed in Real Pres

  • @cburton103. one day at work during lunch i read John chp 6 and when i was finished i went back to work with such peace and joy, bcuz i focused on His saving blood sacrifice. This is what Jesus wants us to believe in - His saving blood sacrifice. He made a very strong statement pointing to is body and blood - what He did on the cross, and His resurrection proves that His saving blood sacrifice saves to the utmost. He wasnt talking about transubstantiation.

  • @bornagainsaint1 Then what do you believe Jesus means when he says, "He that eats my flesh and drinks my blood has everlasting life, and I will raise him up in the last day. For my flesh is meat indeed, and my blood is drink indeed. He that eats my flesh and drinks my blood abides in me, and I in him"? (John 6:54-56)

    I honestly do wonder what those who deny the Real Presence believe about John 6 if you wouldn't mind sharing your thoughts. God bless.

  • @ohshhhhmamas

    I disagree. I think being able to comment on religious videos is a wonderful thing! Yeah some people will rip it apart, and yeah that makes me sad, but the people who make me really angry are the Christians that respond to negitive comments in a harsh way. I firmly believe that we (Christians) may be the only Jesus someone sees. To post religious videos, to allow people to disagree, and to comment back in a loving manner is very powerful.

  • I believe in His presence, but not through transubstantiation. His Holy Spirit brings me close to Him.

  • @wiaywetbff Me too

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