Comments by "Samuel Lourenço" (@samuellourenco1050) on "VICE" channel.

  1.  @xelaphilia  That would not be applicable here.
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  2.  @aladdinbelhaj9266  You can't say that. Sorry, but you can't. Jesus is not a mere prophet for one. He is The One. Also, the Bible warned about false religions and false prophets. And the Bible is accurate and continues to be fulfilled to this day. If you can find, in the Bible, a passage saying that a man should marry many women, without being an adulterer, please then point the reference to me. Or you could try to find a passage where the sun sets in a puddle of mud. And of course there are many versions of the Bible, but none of them contradict each other! The quran, on the other hand, is able to contradict itself in any chosen version. And also there are many versions of the quran, so your point about the many versions of the Bible is moot on that alone, even if we don't account for the accuracy of the texts.
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  3. Oh yes. And it this is not evidence of the truth in the Bible, I don't know what is.
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  4. I guess like attracts like. It is a tragedy, because some of these people cling to him because they miss something in their lives. It is sad.
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  5. What fascinates me is when people ignore people that should have never been ignored. But I guess it is all the same fundamental problem, the two sides of it. They go for these con artists, but they don't listen to wise people who, despite not being "special", give good advice.
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  6. Poor guy if he did that. He would be punished right there and then, despite speaking the truth. However, the accurate term would be "Impostor".
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  7. If only they have read the Bible.
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  8.  @Goodforyouman  And he will find out the VERY hard way.
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  9. He gives very vague answers. It is all talk and show, but his answers are empty vessels.
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  10. The word "psychopaths" comes to my head.
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  11. Yes, all smiley and arrogant. And trying to impersonate Jesus. It is a tragedy.
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  12.  @thomasvarghese4290  Wise words. The Bible predicted men like this guy, and warned about them. The guy in this video is what I would call a "for profit". I feel pity.
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  13.  @bergerkos  Agree, and it wouldn't matter if He was black, me being white. But most probably He is nor black or white, but the typical guy that you would find in Galilee at that time. Unfortunately, there are sects of, BLM like religious group of Black "Israelites", that say that all white men are descendants from Esau and, therefore, evil. To anyone who thinks like that, I say, beware when you judge good people as wicked, comparing them to goats because they don't have curly hair. There are good white people as there are bad white people. Whites come from Japhet as Blacks come from Ham, if I so believe. Europe was already populated at the time of Jacob and Esau, since it was populated by one of the sons of Noah. The descendants of Esau were forced to convert to Judaism, but they still follow the Talmud and not the Torah. That is what makes sense to me. When I've learned this today, about these sects, I got enraged, because how could God, so loving, hate white men? Of course He doesn't. But for a fleeting moment, I fell. These so called Black "Israelites" are causing grief and separation among the believers, and that is very bad. And they are adulterating passages of the Bible to fit that belief. And if they are from God, why so much hate? Hasn't God told to love your enemy?
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  14.  @NIRVANAmat  Of course it is a generalization, because in the US, even mixed people who are almost white, and some even as white as me, consider themselves black. Anyway, it is a petty comment. I don't think there are "black israelites" as well as there are not "white israelites". And to anyone saying that all whites came from Esau and are, therefore, evil, I say that you already lost. Whites came from Japheth, not Esau. The guys that came from Esau are the Talmud worshipers.
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  15.  @intimiderp7934  I believe that verse really says that many will come impersonating Him directly. It says "I'm He", not "I'm his follower". However, there is a verse for "illusioned" people too: "Not every one that said to Me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven".
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