Nutball Epsicopal Bishop Tells Clergy to Be Martyrs Against ICE

[FlyersFan]

Battle in the Bishop's context means ...

Give it a rest.
We can all see exactly what he said.
We all know exactly what it means when
he said 'get your wills ready', and when
he told everyone under him to be like the
martyrs.    Your whitewashing doesn't fly.

Pretty damn pathetic.  

[FlyersFan]

You do not understand Jesus' message ...

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[quintessentone]

Give it a rest.
We can all see exactly what he said.
We all know exactly what it means when
he said 'get your wills ready', and when
he told everyone under him to be like the
martyrs.    Your whitewashing doesn't fly.

Pretty damn pathetic.  

Be like the martyrs...

"To be a witness of one's faithWhat Does Be Like a Martyr Mean in ScriptureIn scripture, to be like a martyr means to be a witness of one's faith, often through suffering or death. The term "martyr" originates from the Greek word "martys," meaning "witness." In the New Testament, it often refers to someone who bears witness to their faith, especially through suffering or death. This definition is crucial as it highlights that martyrdom is not solely about death for one’s beliefs but includes the broader concept of testifying to one’s faith. The Bible provides several examples of martyrs, with Stephen being one of the most prominent figures. In Acts 7:54-60, Stephen is stoned to death for boldly preaching the Gospel. He becomes the first Christian martyr, demonstrating unwavering faith even in the face of death. His final words, "Lord, do not hold this sin against them," echo the forgiveness that Jesus displayed on the cross (Luke 23:34). During the early days of Christianity, believers faced intense persecution from both religious authorities and the Roman Empire. The threat of martyrdom loomed large, as Christians were often killed for refusing to renounce their faith. This context shaped the understanding of martyrdom, transforming it into a powerful symbol of faith and conviction. Martyrs were venerated in the early Church, often seen as heroes of faith. Their sacrifices strengthened the resolve of other believers and served as a testament to the truth of the Christian message. In times of persecution, the stories of martyrs inspired others to remain steadfast in their faith, reinforcing the idea that life in Christ is worth any cost. 

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What he is actually saying is that if you put your body in front of ICE prepare or accept the reality that you will be killed by them.

It's pathetic of you to keep pushing false narratives and I will always call them out.

[FlyersFan]

It's pathetic of you to keep pushing false narratives and I will always call them out.

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YOU are the one with false narratives.
We can all see exactly what the dirtbag said.
"get your wills ready' coupled with 'be like the martyrs'.
Coupled with the rest of his far left bullshit woke 
political activism.   We know exactly what he said, 
and it's NOT what you are claiming.

Apologist for far left dirtbags in America.
No surprise.   

[quintessentone]

YOU are the one with false narratives.
We can all see exactly what the dirtbag said.
"get your wills ready' coupled with 'be like the martyrs'.
Coupled with the rest of his far left bullshit woke 
political activism.   We know exactly what he said, 
and it's NOT what you are claiming.

Apologist for far left dirtbags in America.
No surprise.   

I am just interpreting the Bishop's message in the language of scripture, of Jesus' true meaning. You on the other hand are lost.

[FlyersFan]

I am just interpreting the Bishop's message in the language of scripture, of Jesus' true meaning. You on the other hand are lost.

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 You are whitewashing what he said.
Not 'interpreting through scripture'.
In that area, you are clueless.

No interpretation (whitewashing) necessary.
"get your wills ready' and 'be like the martyrs'.
Coupled with his 'battle' against the government
and law enforcement rhetoric.   His meaning is
crystal clear.   ​​​​​

He's a dirtbag abuser of his position of power.
And you apologize for him cuz you like his politics.
Like I said ... 

[David64]

That's your interpretation of what he said.

What he said:

"I have told the clergy of the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire that we may be entering into that same witness. And I’ve asked them to get their affairs in order to make sure they have their wills written because it may be that now is no longer the time for statements but for us with our bodies to stand between the powers of this world and the most vulnerable."

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...and if Trump said the exact same thing you'd say he was inciting violence and be screaming for his impeachment.

The hypocrisy is stunning.

[quintessentone]

...and if Trump said the exact same thing you'd say he was inciting violence and be screaming for his impeachment.

The hypocrisy is stunning.

When an unholy man like Trump says fight like hell, Jesus' message is nowhere to be found there. It comes from a place of hate, control, and ego.

The Bishop is speaking from scripture's and Jesus' messaging and specifically martyrdom.

[David64]

When an unholy man like Trump says fight like hell, Jesus' message is nowhere to be found there. It comes from a place of hate, control, and ego.

The Bishop is speaking from scripture's and Jesus' messaging and specifically martyrdom.

Bullshit.

The Left said Ashley Babbitt had it coming and now you're rioting over Renee Good.

I could use your moral compass to cool my shop.

[quintessentone]

Bullshit.

The Left said Ashley Babbitt had it coming and now you're rioting over Renee Good.

I could use your moral compass to cool my shop.

As I stated before, it's just interpretation and opinion as to what narrative you have chosen to push. Trump is unholy and the comparisons you make are desperate attempts at obfuscation.

The Bishop is pushing Jesus' narrative and calls for putting one's body in front of evil to save the good, to do what is right.