Beth, I looked around online at children’s Bibles. It’s hard to find information about a Bible without actually looking through it. Sorry I couldn’t give you more information.
Cathy, thanks for posting this good video. I recall reading the New Testament for the first time as a Catholic and being shaken by the differences between Scripture and Catholicism. But the final straw was when I read the Book of Hebrews regarding the finality of Christ’s sacrifice in contradiction of the 350,000 masses performed daily throughout the world.
I appreciated the revealing quote from the New St. Joseph Baltimore Catechism that the mass repeats the sacrifice of Christ. Current Catholic literature claims the mass “re-presents” or “makes present” Christ’s sacrifice rather than “repeats” it because Catholics are now more pragmatic regarding the Biblical texts teaching His sacrifice was “once for all time” (Hebrews 10:10). The “re-presents” assertion is deceitful lexical sophistry, in the same vein as Catholics’ insistence that they don’t “worship” Mary, but only offer her “hyper-dulia” veneration.
Interesting change from “repeats” to “re-presents” or “makes present”. Absolutely deceitful!
Bible truth also set me and Billy free from Rome’s false teachings. When witnessing after I was saved I would say that the Roman Catholic Church did not teach what Jesus taught. Sadly, I didn’t get the reaction I expected when I said that!
Thanks Tom, for watching/listening to another video.
RE: Sadly, I didn’t get the reaction I expected when I said that!
I’ve also found that nominal Catholics who don’t attend weekly mass and don’t believe 90% of RC dogma will still defend the RCC if someone “attacks” it.
PEACEMAKERS 
Thank you!
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I’m wondering if these are more age appropriate for now?
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Yes, probably they are more age appropriate. Also Nest videos are good.
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Would you and/or Billy have a suggestion for a Bible for my 6year old nephew? My niece would like to get him one for his birthday ❤️
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Beth, I looked around online at children’s Bibles. It’s hard to find information about a Bible without actually looking through it. Sorry I couldn’t give you more information.
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Thats ok! That’s kind of how I felt… I wonder if I email the Lighthouse Trail Research?
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You could try that. I was thinking about the Bible versions too. So many corrupt versions these days.
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Exactly!!!
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Cathy, thanks for posting this good video. I recall reading the New Testament for the first time as a Catholic and being shaken by the differences between Scripture and Catholicism. But the final straw was when I read the Book of Hebrews regarding the finality of Christ’s sacrifice in contradiction of the 350,000 masses performed daily throughout the world.
I appreciated the revealing quote from the New St. Joseph Baltimore Catechism that the mass repeats the sacrifice of Christ. Current Catholic literature claims the mass “re-presents” or “makes present” Christ’s sacrifice rather than “repeats” it because Catholics are now more pragmatic regarding the Biblical texts teaching His sacrifice was “once for all time” (Hebrews 10:10). The “re-presents” assertion is deceitful lexical sophistry, in the same vein as Catholics’ insistence that they don’t “worship” Mary, but only offer her “hyper-dulia” veneration.
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Can you imagine, 350,000 masses performed daily!
Interesting change from “repeats” to “re-presents” or “makes present”. Absolutely deceitful!
Bible truth also set me and Billy free from Rome’s false teachings. When witnessing after I was saved I would say that the Roman Catholic Church did not teach what Jesus taught. Sadly, I didn’t get the reaction I expected when I said that!
Thanks Tom, for watching/listening to another video.
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RE: Sadly, I didn’t get the reaction I expected when I said that!
I’ve also found that nominal Catholics who don’t attend weekly mass and don’t believe 90% of RC dogma will still defend the RCC if someone “attacks” it.
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