Book of Daniel, the key to eschatology

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garee said:
Not saying they could be helpful but not the way designed to seek the approval of God.

Why nothing written by men other than we are warned of those who would seduce us by saying we need a man to teach us as the MO of antichrists? (1 John3:2627)

Creeds are creeds as private interpretations of men nothing more . God's word is God's word nothing less.
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As I have asked many times before. Give Biblical references to where they are not Biblical. On the contrary you ignore the sites that have their viewpoint in lengthy statements backed up by many scripture verses. Thus proving their Biblical background like most of the books in the book store. Also every denomination and church creates a doctrinal statement of where they stand on several issue. Prove the creeds wrong!! You will utterly fail!! You just whine about being written by men. Guess what, they were the early elders when there was no printing press. Bibles were very expensive and rare. They had to be copied by a scribe over several months. Creeds and selected verses were memorized to pass on the gospel message. Now you and the other ones ranting against them ignore this historical use of them. Early Christians used them as part of the gospel message!! Why do you ignore this history?
 
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