His Own Received Him Not
“2000 years ago a profound irony unfolded in Jerusalem. The very people who dedicated generations of their lives to studying scripture, worshipping God, and familiarizing themselves with God’s law… were the very ones who accused Jesus Christ of being possessed by Satan. Think of it. These religious experts, these devoted followers of God looked into the face of their long awaited Messiah and saw evil.”
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@latterdaylogic 2,000 years ago Jesus was accused of being possessed by Satan. what’s crazy is these accusations came from the Jews and they were the followers of God. these Jews probably spent their entire lives reading scriptures and worshiping God and familiarizing themselves with God’s law. so it’s very ironic that they were the ones who claimed Jesus was possessed by Satan. this is what Jesus meant when he said I came unto my own and my own received me not. history is repeating itself. Jesus restored his new testament Church. it’s the most biblical Church on the planet. do you know if any other Christian church that is more biblical? can you think of any other Christian church that believes in three heavens baptisms for the dead living prophets open Canon a pre-mortal existence I could go on, but one of the most important aspects of his church that God restored his 12 apostles what group of people do you think Jesus would refer to as his own today? probably not the Jews. I adventure to say Christians. lots of people accuse Latter-Day Saints of worshiping Satan. do you know which group of people makes this claim Christians? once again, God came unto his own and his own received him not. #jesuschrist #jesus #christianity #christian #christiantiktok #bible #satan #lds #mormon #churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints @Draden_Christ_Defender✊🏼✝️ @SPaRTaN @Big Jon Steel @shaylajoelleperez @Q-Top
