Soma Biblia wewe hayo ya sala ya nyumba kwa nyumba za jumuiya yalianza kipindi cha mitume uwe unasoma Biblia sio tu kushindia misale ya waaumini na kusikiliza padre tu au unacholishwa matango pori seminary
Tatizo wakatoliki hamsomi Biblia ndio masna huwa mnaamini kanisa la Kikristo lilianzia Roma Italia mnasahau kuwa Kristo mwanzillishi wa Ukristo alizaliwa Israel sio Roma Italia mnalishwa ujinga
Ukiristo ulianzishwa uyahudi na Kristo mwenyewe anayeitwa Kristo sio Petro au yeyote
Ukristo ulianza uyahudi na Kristo ndio maana tunaitwa wakristo wafuasi qa Kristo myahudi wa uyahudi sio wa Petro wafuasi wa Petro papa wa kwanza wa wa Roman Catholic wabaojitia kanisa la kwanza lilianzia Roma kwa Petro
Sisi hatuhiji Roma na hatuna mpango tunatambua kanisa la kwanza lilianzishwa Uyahudi na Kristo mwenyewe alipozaiwa,kuhubiri kuteswa ,kufa na kufufuka
Hilo kanisa lenu mnaita la kwanza aliloanzisha Petro bakini nalo wenyewe na utapeli wenu
Kanisa la kwanza mwanzilshi Kristo hakuna cha Petro ,wakoritntho wala nani
Ni Yesu Kristo tu
Tupo pamoja:
Who is the author of the church?
Aswers:
1. Jesus Christ is described as the founder and cornerstone of the Church.
Matthew 16:18: "And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock, I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it."
Ephesians 2:20: "Built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the cornerstone."
Colossians 1:18: "And he is the head of the body, the church. He is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead, that in everything he might be preeminent."
2. The Holy Spirit is credited with establishing the Church on the Day of Pentecost.
Acts 2: This chapter describes the Holy Spirit descending upon the disciples, empowering them to preach the Gospel, and leading to about 3,000 people being baptized and added to the Church. This event, Pentecost, is often seen as the birthday of the Church.
Key Points:
Authorship: The Church is divinely initiated by God (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit), with Jesus as the foundation and the Holy Spirit as the empowering presence.
First Church: The "first church" can be understood in two ways:
The universal Church: This refers to all believers throughout history, both past, present, and future, who are united in Christ.
The first local gathering: The events of Acts 2, where believers were added to the Lord, forming a community in Jerusalem, mark a significant moment in the establishment of the visible Church:
41 Nao waliolipokea neno lake wakabatizwa; na siku ile wakaongezeka watu wapata elfu tatu.
42 Wakawa wakidumu katika fundisho la mitume, na katika ushirika, na katika kuumega mkate, na katika kusali.
43 Kila mtu akaingiwa na hofu; ajabu nyingi na ishara zikafanywa na mitume.
44 Na wote walioamini walikuwa mahali pamoja, na kuwa na vitu vyote shirika,
45 wakiuza mali zao, na vitu vyao walivyokuwa navyo, na kuwagawia watu wote kama kila mtu alivyokuwa na haja.
46 Na siku zote kwa moyo mmoja walidumu ndani ya hekalu, wakimega mkate nyumba kwa nyumba, na kushiriki chakula chao kwa furaha na kwa moyo mweupe,
47 wakimsifu Mungu, na kuwapendeza watu wote. Bwana akalizidisha kanisa kila siku kwa wale waliokuwa wakiokolewa.
Summing up: While the Bible doesn't use the term "author" in this context, it attributes the origin and foundation of the Church to the work of God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Jesus is the cornerstone, the Holy Spirit is the empowering presence, and the events of Pentecost mark a pivotal moment in the establishment of the visible Church.
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