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Tagalog - Bro. Joe Ventilacion Iglesia ni Cristo vs. Dr. James White Who Is God Trinity Debate

… http://www.trueiglesia.org/ … Iglesia ni Cristo, INC or Iglesia (Church of Christ) is a church that originated in the Philippines. It was registered on July 27, 1914, by Felix Y. Manalo, who became its first Executive Minister. The purpose of this video is to share The Lord Jesus Christ. Iglesia ni Cristo, INC, Iglesia, Church of Christ, Philippines, July 27, 191, Felix Y. Manalo, Executive Minister. #IglesianiCristo #INC #Iglesia #ChurchofChrist #church #Philippines #July271914 #FelixYManalo #Executive #Minister #EVM #OneWithEVM #ExecutiveMinister #TheLordJesusChrist #OneEVM #Tagalog Tagalog Dr. James White vs Bro. Joe Ventilacion - Who Is God? - Trinity Debate Dr. James White of Alpha & Omega Ministries debates Bro. Joe Ventilacion of Iglesia ni Cristo, moderated by Dale Bartcher of Family Heritage Alliance. Dr. White defends the affirmative: “The Bible teaches that within the one Being that is God there exists eternally three coequal and coeternal persons, namely, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.” Bro. Joe Ventilacion argues the negative. This event was held in Rapid City, SD, in the Best Western Ramkota Convention Center at 6PM MST, on April 21st, 2017. This event was arranged and coordinated by the ministry of South Dakota Apologetics. Iglesia ni Cristo was founded by Felix Manalo in 1914 in the Philippines. The phrase “Iglesia ni Cristo” is Tagalog (the language of the Philippines) for “Church of Christ.” Sadly, while claiming to be a church, Iglesia ni Cristo has all of the basic elements of a cult. The first and foremost is a single charismatic leader who claims to have a special revelation from God. Felix Manalo was a former Catholic who abandoned Catholicism in his teens. He experimented with several Protestant denominations and the Jehovah’s Witnesses. Manalo finally started his own church, the Iglesia ni Cristo, in 1914. When a schism in the church appeared in 1922, he began claiming to be God’s prophet in an effort to accumulate power and re-assert his leadership over the church. Some of his claims are that the Iglesia ni Cristo was prophesied in the Bible. The specific prophecy quoted is Isaiah 43:5–6, “Fear not, for I am with you; I will bring your offspring from the east, and from the west I will gather you. I will say to the north, Give up, and to the south, do not withhold; bring my sons from afar and my daughters from the end of the earth.” Iglesia ni Cristo interprets the word east as “Far East” (based on a faulty translation) and claims that it points to the Iglesia ni Cristo being created in the Philippines. The Iglesia ni Cristo claims to be the one, true Church of Christ because they are called “the Church of Christ” and they can point to some verses in the Bible which use the phrase “church of Christ.” Most notably, they point to Romans 16:16, which says, “Greet one another with a holy kiss. All the churches of Christ greet you.” However, in this verse, the “churches of Christ” isn’t referring to the name of a particular church, but to all the churches that Paul visited that followed Jesus Christ. They also read from a mistranslation of Acts 20:28 that reads “church of Christ,” but the actual Greek reads “church of God.” Whether or not a church is named the “Church of Christ” is irrelevant. There are many churches that have “Church of Christ” in their name; that doesn’t make them the one true church. Another example of defective doctrine in the Iglesia ni Cristo is their Christology. They deny the divinity of Jesus Christ (as do all cults and false religions) and assert that Jesus was created by God and enabled to do miraculous works by God. True churches recognize that there are other Christian churches outside of their own denomination that are rightfully Christian and that we can all believe different things on secondary doctrines, yet still all be saved. Jesus Christ Himself said that salvation is found in Him, that He is the only way to the Father (John 14:6), not membership in a specific church. As Christians, we must be wary of the teachings of false messiahs and cultic offshoots of Christianity, such as the Iglesia ni Cristo. We must be well grounded in the word of God so that we can spot these purveyors of falsehood. We must also realize that the people who are trapped in these cults need the salvation that can be found in Jesus Christ—the only Son of God—just as much as we did when we were lost in our sin. https://www.gotquestions.org/Iglesia-...    • Видео   |    • Видео   | https://incmedia.org/debate/ | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iglesia... | http://iglesianicristo.net/ | https://www.gotquestions.org/Iglesia-... | http://www.apologeticsindex.org/2848-... | http://www.thebereans.net/prof-inc.shtml | https://www.aomin.org    • Bro. Joe Ventilacion Iglesia ni Crist...   |    • Tagalog - Bro. Joe Ventilacion Iglesi...   |    • A Program for the INC: John 1:1, 17:3...