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To: JCBreckenridge
“And derived authority is distinct to a degree re: delegated authority” Oddly enough, such a statement appears nowhere in scripture. Is this yet another protestant interpolation?

That statement? (No)

That concept? (Essentially, yes...in the same verse you cited yourself: Matthew 28:18..."ALL authority has been given to me" ... So you think, Jesus no longer has ALL authority????)

984 posted on 07/17/2013 6:44:11 AM PDT by Colofornian
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To: Colofornian

“That concept? (Essentially, yes...in the same verse you cited yourself: Matthew 28:18...”ALL authority has been given to me” ... So you think, Jesus no longer has ALL authority????)”

You made a distinction between ‘delegated + derived’ a distinction that appears nowhere in that passage, and certainly not elsewhere in scripture.

I’m curious as to where this particular concept arose? Jesus passed authority to St. Peter and the Apostles - the power to bind and loose, the power to forgive sins. I realize this is kryptonite to protestants because it challenges their believe that the individual has the primary authority. Jesus is whomever you make of him.


998 posted on 07/17/2013 7:16:03 AM PDT by JCBreckenridge ("we are pilgrims in an unholy land")
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