Don't Become A Raca

Don't Become A Raca Written By Fr. Kyle Schu Please Hear The Video Link At: https://youtu.be/Fo3DudOzV4k?si=_Z5sbaWtwXgPUSSp Dear Friends In Christ There Are Some Churches And Pastors Who Maybe Not Really Orthodox Or Fully Catholic Like Me But Just Like To Stir Up Trouble With You So This Why There Churches Are Losing Membership Or There Churches Are Closing When Every Time These Pastors Along With There Churches Always Like To Be Right And Never Want To Be Wrong Just As All These Pastors To There Churches Like To Keep On Trash Talking You I Mean These Pastors And Churches Hate You Like A Passion Because They Don't Think You Don't Fit In Of What They Believe And Your Heeding To What They Are Preaching So Then You Become The Bad Guy To Them Where The Holy Bible Reminds You From In: Matthew 5:22 KJV - But I say unto you, That whosoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgment: and whosoever shall say to his brother, Raca, shall be in danger of the council: but whosoever shall say, Thou fool, shall be in danger of hell fire. When Today My Brothers And Sisters In Christ My Sons And Daughters My Brides And My Bridegrooms My Friends And Family To Churches All Arounds The World It Must Be True What The Rev. Dave Butler Preached Last Sunday From Bethel Union Chapel In Shamokin PA And Just I'm Preaching To You Right Now Saying Don't Become A Raca And What Does Word Raca Taken From King James Bible The Only True Bible Out There I'll Add Means: "Raca" (or rhaka) is an Aramaic term of contempt, insult, or reproach used in the Bible (Matthew 5:22) meaning "empty," "empty-headed," "stupid," or "worthless fellow". It signifies a severe insult aimed at a person's intellectual or moral worth, which Jesus warned is a serious sin. Where The Key details about the word "raca": Biblical Context: It appears only once in the Bible, in Matthew 5:22, where Jesus states that calling a brother "raca" makes one liable to judgment. As This Is A Literal/Figurative Meaning: Derived from the Aramaic reqa, it signifies an "empty-headed" person or someone lacking intellectual/moral capacity. Cultural Significance: It was a term of extreme contempt, often used to insinuate stupidity or inferiority. When The Alternative Meanings: Some sources suggest it can denote a "looseness of life and manners" or a "good-for-nothing" person. Modern Context: It is frequently compared to calling someone an "airhead" or "idiot". So The Next Time All These Pastors And Churches Who Don't Understand The Orthodox Catholic Way Of Life Is That Very End Founded By Jesus Christ Since 33 A.D. And Not By Man Who Starts Some Kind Of Weird Pop Up Church But Seems To Like Put Others Churches Down Then Maybe You Should Go Back To Pastoral Schooling And Teach There Churches To Become In Bonds Of That Holy Peace And Unity And Show That Such Agape Love Towards Others When Stop The Judging And Putting Others Revs To Churches Down Who Are Different Then You Each Time You Don't Become A Raca Amen ! KYLE +