Over 250 Gospel Videos
Chaudhry Nijjhar
The Middle Candle of the Menorah should be raised up above the other six of
works. Hypocrite Messianic Jews still keep all the seven at par that Christ
Jesus has NOT come yet. What hypocrisy?
Watch my Five Videos on the Jerusalem Temple why it cannot be re-built?
Please Pass my email to your friends. Gospel is as simple as ABC but you
need an open heart.
Wants to know whether the Fig Tree bears fruit all the year round or in
specific season? When Jesus made the Fig Tree to wither in Jerusalem because
it had no fruit but plenty of green beautiful leaves, did the Fig Trees in
villages were bearing fruit at that time? Your response would be much
appreciated.
Hi,
Copy of email sent to a Media Christian web site not disclosing the
information unless you pay them. What type of God they are worshipping?
Some people run Christianity like a business and turn stones into riches for
lavish living. American Televangelists are typical example.
I see that the information is hidden in Mammon. So, your services are not
God orientated but Mammon. No wonder you glorify the soldiers who died
fighting for Empire and you proclaim to have died for God and glorified Him.
Your Bible and Hymn Books have Copyrights in Mammon, then how could they
sing the praises of God? You mean people with no common sense called holy
spirit. How could you love Gospel of God? Here are some Gospel Videos on
Youtube and no wonder you hate them.
Atomic War is around the corner and you still worship Mammon? How could
hireling Priests sing the praises of God when Mammon is their Master? Was
my anointed Elder Brother Christ Jesus or the tyrant Saul, a hireling of
Mammon? Both were devoted to God. Can I expect that you would promote my
Gospel Videos given for FREE?
Hi Brethren in Christ Jesus and Christ Nanak Dev Ji,
I have put over 250 Videos on Youtube; 26 rendering Exposition of the
Gnostic Gospel of St.Thomas, 68 in Punjabi on Satguru Nanak Dev Ji, Christ
Jesus and other Indian religious aspects and the rest on the expositions of
the important Parables of the New Testament and my articles. These Videos
would give thorough understanding of all the aspects of Christianity and
Sikhism with introductions to Judaism, Hinduism and Real Islam of Allah.
Gospel is received by grace of God and not by works. My lectures are free.
University professors and the dog collared clerics, they hold monopoly over
religion and they are like the dogs sitting in the manger not allowing any
one else to eat the spiritual food. If you like my views, please pass my
email to others interested in Gospel. Gospel is for the solitary twice born
seekers and not for the psychic hirelings of Mammon for they cannot preach
the Gospel of God but rather teach the sugar-coated sermons of Mammon. You
do not accept payment in Mammon if you want Gospel Treasures from God.
My expositions are original in spirit that is mostly unknown to the people
of the West. My challenge may seem very odd to most of you but just listen
to them for the curiosity's sake.
Here are couple on Easter:-
1. Why the Fig Tree was made to wither :-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8m235LjFOU
2. Why call Easter? - Part 1 :-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsTVHGd4gR8
3. Why call Easter? - Part 2 :-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wvkneHo5m0
I can explain the Parables in details in Lectures and the whole New
Testament, I can explain in a couple of weeks.
Any body interested in producing Documentaries, I can vet the scripts or
produce suitable ones for FREE. Search my videos under nijjhar Christianity
Sikhism or link is under my signatures.
I have produced similar videos in Punjabi, the language in which the Second
anointed Christ Nanak Dev Ji preached Sikhism or Real Islam. Remember that
a Gurmukh is a True Mussallman of the type of Bhagat Kabir Ji, Pir Mian Mir
Ji, etc but not these Mohammedans who proclaim they to be Mussallmans. They
are mostly Kafirs or infidels. A Sikh being a student of spiritual
knowledge, he is perceived by what comes out of his mouth and not by his
turban and beard.
Chaudhry Rajinder Nijjhar, M.Sc.
Retired Senior Lecturer in Metallurgy.
The Second Panth Sikh and the Fourth Panth of Nimallae Sants is the
continuation of Christianity.
Third Khalsa Panth was to use sword power to sort out the stubborn sons of
Satan.
Gnostics are "seekers" of religious knowledge and we take no one for his
word.
We believe each individual receives "His Word" through "grace of God".
Our Discussions are open minded and friendly. Meetings are open to all and
they are "FREE".
Christ (Saint) Thomas states, "Why should I fast, what sin have I committed
and
Why should I pray, what wrong have I done".
For a taste of Gnosticism, visit my web site: -
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/rajinder.nijjhar/sikhism.htm
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/rajinder.nijjhar/trinnut.JPG
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/rajinder.nijjhar/remarks.JPG
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/rajinder.nijjhar/pdbook.pdf
http://uk.youtube.com/profile?user=nijjhar1
Michael J Davis
>
>The Middle Candle of the Menorah should be raised up above the other six of
>works. Hypocrite Messianic Jews still keep all the seven at par that Christ
>Jesus has NOT come yet. What hypocrisy?
This group is for the discussion of Interfaith matters NOT for abusing
members of other religions to ones own.
Mike
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"Michael J Davis" <mi...@trustsof.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Chaudhry Nijjhar <chaudhry...@ntlworld.com> was inspired to say
>>
>>The Middle Candle of the Menorah should be raised up above the other six
>>of
>>works. Hypocrite Messianic Jews still keep all the seven at par that
>>Christ
>>Jesus has NOT come yet. What hypocrisy?
>
> This group is for the discussion of Interfaith matters NOT for abusing
> members of other religions to ones own.
Trouble is, very little seems to take place.
1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist UK.RC
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1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist UK.RC
"1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist UK.RC"
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Robert Marshall
> zxzx\
uk.test is that way ------------->
virginmedia.test is somewhere over
<----------------------there
sheesh!
Robert
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1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist UK.RC
"Robert Marshall" <sp...@chezmarshall.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 8 May 2008, broadband[remove]12...@ntlworld.com wrote:
>
>> zxzx\
>
> uk.test is that way ------------->
Oh! thanks...
> virginmedia.test is somewhere over
> <----------------------there
It might have helped if they had first emailed their subscribers and had
given a warning.
Instead they cut you off from the NGs and let you know a day or so later.
Jeff...
Robert Marshall
Always useful to keep an eye on virginmedia.support.usenet where it
was signalled in advance, but test groups are there for a purpose!
1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist UK.RC
No more than the teachings and commands of the Apostles, but as you are well
aware, Robert, few if any, keep their eyes on them today.....{;o;}
Jeff...
1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist UK.RC
"Robert Marshall" <sp...@chezmarshall.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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> virginmedia.test is somewhere over
> <----------------------there
It doesn't show up, Robert, even if it exists on the new VM server.
Jeff...
Robert Marshall
>
> "Robert Marshall" <sp...@chezmarshall.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in
> message news:m1hcd76...@chezmarshall.freeserve.co.uk...
>> On Fri, 9 May 2008, broadband[remove]12...@ntlworld.com wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> "Robert Marshall" <sp...@chezmarshall.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in
>>> message news:m1prrv7...@chezmarshall.freeserve.co.uk...
>>>> On Thu, 8 May 2008, broadband[remove]12...@ntlworld.com wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> zxzx\
>>>>
>>>> uk.test is that way ------------->
>>>
>>> Oh! thanks...
>>>
>>>> virginmedia.test is somewhere over
>>>> <----------------------there
>>>
>>> It might have helped if they had first emailed their subscribers
>>> and had given a warning. Instead they cut you off from the NGs
>>> and let you know a day or so later.
>>>
>>
>> Always useful to keep an eye on virginmedia.support.usenet where it
>> was signalled in advance, but test groups are there for a purpose!
>
> No more than the teachings and commands of the Apostles, but as you
> are well aware, Robert, few if any, keep their eyes on them
> today.....{;o;}
>
I expect to be preaching on them on Sunday.
Maybe you should be grateful to those who made sure that moderated
groups were working before vm swapped over to the newserver ;-)
Robert
(followup-to inserted to keep noise out of uk.rel.interfaith)
Robert Marshall
I can see it!
R
(followup-to inserted to keep noise out of uk.rel.interfaith)
1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist UK.RC
> On Fri, 9 May 2008, broadband[remove]12...@ntlworld.com wrote:
>
>>
>> "Robert Marshall" <sp...@chezmarshall.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in
>>> On Fri, 9 May 2008, broadband[remove]12...@ntlworld.com wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Robert Marshall" <sp...@chezmarshall.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in
>>>> message news:m1prrv7...@chezmarshall.freeserve.co.uk...
>>>>>
>>>>>> zxzx\
>>>>>
>>>>> uk.test is that way ------------->
>>>>
>>>> Oh! thanks...
>>>>
>>>>> <----------------------there
>>>>
>>>> and had given a warning. Instead they cut you off from the NGs
>>>> and let you know a day or so later.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Always useful to keep an eye on virginmedia.support.usenet where it
>>> was signalled in advance, but test groups are there for a purpose!
>>
>> No more than the teachings and commands of the Apostles, but as you
>> are well aware, Robert, few if any, keep their eyes on them
>> today.....{;o;}
>>
>
> I expect to be preaching on them on Sunday.
R~O~F~L....I bet you won't be teaching the women to go and cover their heads
before praying to God, Robert.
I bet you won't be telling the women to remain silent in the churches as God
has commanded them.
I bet you won't be castigating the "Silly women, laden with sin" who are
speaking and preaching and lying by saying God has called them to disobey
Him by so doing.
> Maybe you should be grateful to those who made sure that moderated
> groups were working before vm swapped over to the newserver ;-)
I couldn't really care less, they are really no better then any other
religious NG.
In fact it does occur that a moderator can pursue one rule for themselves
and another for the posters.
Jeff...
1st Century Apostolic Tradition Endorcer
"Hils" <hi...@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:+aIfRO+w...@newearth.demon.co.uk...
> 1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist wrote
>
>>> Maybe you should be grateful to those who made sure that moderated
>>> groups were working before vm swapped over to the newserver ;-)
>>
>>I couldn't really care less, they are really no better then any other
>>religious NG.
>>In fact it does occur that a moderator can pursue one rule for themselves
>>and another for the posters.
>
> newsgroups and end up on private fora where they're at the mercy of the
> moderator's prejudices. Perhaps not everyone's ready for the rough and
> tumble of uncensored debate. :-)
>
> uk.religion.interfaith has been very quiet lately. How are you?
Very well thank you, how are you?
This has only ever been poorly attended as long as I can remember, just as
uk.religion.misc, and interfaith.
I am surprised they have not disbanded by now.
Jeff...
Michael J Davis
<1stCentur...@Traditionalist.com> was inspired to say
Apathy never disbanded anything, Jeff.
Do you wear religious symbols, Jeff?
http://www.interfaith.org.uk/religiousdress.htm
Michael J Davis
I know. It's been virtually destroyed by One-sided self-righteousness!
However, see...
For interfaith activities in the UK - on-topic!
1st Century Apostolic Tradition Endorcer
> 1st Century Apostolic Tradition Endorcer
> <1stCentur...@Traditionalist.com> was inspired to say
>>
>>"Hils" <hi...@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>>news:+aIfRO+w...@newearth.demon.co.uk...
>>> 1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist wrote
>>>
>>>>> Maybe you should be grateful to those who made sure that moderated
>>>>> groups were working before vm swapped over to the newserver ;-)
>>>>
>>>>I couldn't really care less, they are really no better then any other
>>>>religious NG.
>>>>In fact it does occur that a moderator can pursue one rule for
>>>>themselves
>>>>and another for the posters.
>>>
>>> I suspect that many internet users these days don't learn about usenet
>>> or
>>> newsgroups and end up on private fora where they're at the mercy of the
>>> moderator's prejudices. Perhaps not everyone's ready for the rough and
>>> tumble of uncensored debate. :-)
>>>
>>> uk.religion.interfaith has been very quiet lately. How are you?
>>
>>Very well thank you, how are you?
>>This has only ever been poorly attended as long as I can remember, just as
>>uk.religion.misc, and interfaith.
>>I am surprised they have not disbanded by now.
>
> Apathy never disbanded anything, Jeff.
>
> Do you wear religious symbols, Jeff?
Not likely, not like most Catholics, their Pope and his whole entourage,
Mike.
Jeff...
1st Century Apostolic Tradition Endorcer
> Preach the Word <Pre...@the.Word.invalid> was inspired to say
>>
>>"Michael J Davis" <mi...@trustsof.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>>news:LBjr$pBBEu...@trustsof.demon.co.uk.invalid...
>>> Chaudhry Nijjhar <chaudhry...@ntlworld.com> was inspired to say
>>>>
>>>>The Middle Candle of the Menorah should be raised up above the other six
>>>>of
>>>>works. Hypocrite Messianic Jews still keep all the seven at par that
>>>>Christ
>>>>Jesus has NOT come yet. What hypocrisy?
>>>
>>> This group is for the discussion of Interfaith matters NOT for abusing
>>> members of other religions to ones own.
>>
>>Trouble is, very little seems to take place.
>
> I know. It's been virtually destroyed by One-sided self-righteousness!
Really!
Just as long as it's Apostolically acclaimed.....{;o;}
Jeff...
Jeff...
1st Century Apostolic Tradition Endorcer
If we were still in the throes of the Catholic Church's era of it's hundreds
of years of the sinful Inquisitions, would you in all conscience be happy to
be in fellowship with the Catholic Church?
Jeff...
Neil Davey
<mi...@trustsof.demon.co.uk> jumped up and down excitedly and wrote
the following:
>However, see...
>
> http://www.interfaith.org.uk/
>
>For interfaith activities in the UK - on-topic!
Thanks for the link, Michael. :O)
Cheers
Neil
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Michael J Davis
Really? I wondered what an 'Endorcer' was.
M
1st Century Apostolic Tradition Endorser
No! problem, Mike.
It's an Endorcer without an 'S'
Could you kindly answer my other post?
Thanks, Mike.
Jeff...
1st Century Apostolic Tradition Endorser
"Neil Davey" <nda...@deadspam.com> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 19 May 2008 12:21:07 +0100 Michael J Davis
> <mi...@trustsof.demon.co.uk> jumped up and down excitedly and wrote
> the following:
>
>>However, see...
>>
>> http://www.interfaith.org.uk/
>>
>>For interfaith activities in the UK - on-topic!
>
> Thanks for the link, Michael. :O)
Hi! Neil..........{;o;}
How are things with you?
And how old is your daughter these days?
Jeff...
1st Century Apostolic Tradition Endorser
> 1st Century Apostolic Tradition Endorcer wrote
>
>>Very well thank you, how are you?
>
> vegetable gardening. It's rewarding and humbling in equal measure!
>
>>This has only ever been poorly attended as long as I can remember, just as
>>uk.religion.misc, and interfaith.
>
> very interesting, during the ten years or so I've been reading it, but
> overall it's become quieter. I hope it's not a reflection of a lessening
> of discussion among people of different faiths, but it may be.
On the bottom line what is their to finally discuss.
They are either in the Truth or they aren't.
Capitulating only brings more liberal and long-term
complications......Scripture sums it up perfectly.
"ONE LORD. ONE FAITH, ONE BAPTISM"
And that certainly ain't a 'christening'.
> It's bad enough when people have to work ever harder to support
> incompetent and corrupt politicians, public officials and business
> leaders, increasing numbers of alcoholics, gangs of teenage killers, and
> cohorts of children conceived (or bought) only so that their parent(s) can
> jump a rapidly-lengthening queue for subsidised housing. If imperfect but
> essentially good people are divided one against another, it can only give
> more power to the warmongers and servants of Mammon who already seek to
> destroy what they cannot enslave.
>
>>I am surprised they have not disbanded by now.
>
> If there's no traffic on a newsgroup it uses virtually zero bandwidth, so
> it's probably not worth anyone's trouble to delete one. In the meantime
> this one still welcomes people ready to poke their heads above the
> parapet. :-)
Mike pops in from time to time, I ask him a serious question and he promptly
scurries away into the nether-regions.
Jeff...
Michael J Davis
Since you ask nicely Jeff.
It's a complicated issue. There have been many things done in the name
of God and of Christ that are not - to our minds today - clearly God's
work.
This applies equally to the genocide practised by the Jews (in OT
times), to the killing of blasphemers and adulterers as defined in
Exodus, through the killing of heretics by the Catholic and Protestant
churches, the spreading of Islam and Christianity by the sword, and many
other things that, today, we regard as unacceptable.
In spite of your pseudonym, Jeff, we are children of the C20th and see
things differently. As you know I cannot condone some of the ways the
RCC has allowed the faith to be spread, but I am satisfied of two
things:-
1. Today the RCC does not do (nor approve of) the things of which you
complain, and
2. I find the fullest expression of the authentic Christian faith to be
promulgated by the RCC today and so I choose to worship with those of
similar choice. (If I couldn't be a Catholic then I would be Orthodox.)
God led me (back) to the RCC when I was having a new experience of God's
love.
But - I am primarily a Christian - a follower of the Lord Jesus, and I
find the RCC most helpful in building my relationship with Him.
Especially today, when we celebrate the reality of John 6, in the feast
of Corpus Christi.
Mike
PS. I hope you noted the apology the Pope Benedict made while in the USA
last month, in respect of sexual abuse by priests. (and before you say
it - too little, too late!)
1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist
> 1st Century Apostolic Tradition Endorcer
> <1stCentur...@Traditionalist.com> was inspired to say
>>Tell me Mike, hand on heart and in all seriousness, please.
>>If we were still in the throes of the Catholic Church's era of it's
>>hundreds
>>of years of the sinful Inquisitions, would you in all conscience be happy
>>to
>>be in fellowship with the Catholic Church?
>
> Since you ask nicely Jeff.
>
> It's a complicated issue.
It is a straightforward question, Mike.
If we were STILL in the throes of the Catholic Church's era of it's hundreds
of years of the sinful Inquisitions, would you in all conscience be happy to
be in fellowship with the Catholic Church?
Yes or no, would be a most appreciated response.
Thanks.
Jeff...
Neil Davey
Endorser" <1stCentur...@Traditionalist.com> jumped up and down
excitedly and wrote the following:
>Hi! Neil..........{;o;}
>How are things with you?
>And how old is your daughter these days?
Hi Jeff, good to hear from you. I don't get many opportunities to read
or post in Usenet nowadays as life is busy on all fronts. Nice to pop
in here from time to time though.
My daughters are now six and four years old, the youngest going to
school in September. Both are wonderful and I am trying to convert
them away from Barbies and onto Lego but with little success.
How are you?
1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist
> On Wed, 21 May 2008 23:29:01 +0100 "1st Century Apostolic Tradition
> Endorser" <1stCentur...@Traditionalist.com> jumped up and down
> excitedly and wrote the following:
>
>>Hi! Neil..........{;o;}
>>How are things with you?
>>And how old is your daughter these days?
>
> Hi Jeff, good to hear from you. I don't get many opportunities to read
> or post in Usenet nowadays as life is busy on all fronts.
>Nice to pop
> in here from time to time though.
>
> My daughters are now six and four years old, the youngest going to
> school in September. Both are wonderful and I am trying to convert
> them away from Barbies and onto Lego but with little success.
>
> How are you?
Excellent thank you, Neil.
My.... how the time goes by, it does not seem 5 mins since you were
announcing the first born's birth on ukrc.
And you have another daughter also.
Well, keep up the good family work.
Always remembering to...."Bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the
Lord." Eph 6:4 (KJV)
Jeff...
Michael J Davis
>If we were STILL in the throes of the Catholic Church's era of it's hundreds
>of years of the sinful Inquisitions, would you in all conscience be happy to
>be in fellowship with the Catholic Church?
>
>Yes or no, would be a most appreciated response.
Jeff, Why should I answer hypothetical questions?
If you were not happy with the pragmatic answer I gave, then so be it.
And, in any case, when did you stop beating your wife?
Mike
1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist
> 1st Century Apostolic Traditionalist
> <1stCentur...@Traditionalist.com> was inspired to say
>>It is a straightforward question, Mike.
>>If we were STILL in the throes of the Catholic Church's era of it's
>>hundreds
>>of years of the sinful Inquisitions, would you in all conscience be happy
>>to
>>be in fellowship with the Catholic Church?
>>
>>Yes or no, would be a most appreciated response.
>
> Jeff, Why should I answer hypothetical questions?
Why shouldn't you, if you are confident in giving a truly conscientious, Yes
or No?
> If you were not happy with the pragmatic answer I gave, then so be it.
Er! protective and cynical is the more the words I would use, Mike.
Not a concise and hand on heart declaration.
Jeff...