Falar é fácil kd os argumentos bíblicos meu irmão. Quem fala isso ñ conhece a verdade nem palavra de Deus.

Thank you, your a spiritual man, well said

Treachery of the highest order! What are the leaders saying in Europe? This is very shameful.

You are mixing apples with oranges. There’s a world of difference between praying and working with people who aren’t of our faith and participating in interfaith collaboration that aims to end church divisions and bring everyone together in one body (Fratelli Tutti). There is a distinction to be made between conversing with people not of our faith and singing Roman Catholic mass hymns in Latin during interfaith worship. There is a distinction to be made between mingling with non-believers and enrolling in Roman Catholic theological institutions to be indoctrinated by them. There is a distinction between studying God’s word with others and uniting the churches to blindly repeat the ecumenical movement’s strange pantheistic errors. Don’t confuse what God says with what is being done today. Or else we have to acknowledge that both God and Elijah were wrong for not trying to seek common ground with the worshipers of Baal: https://adventmessenger.org/did-elijah-engage-in-interfaith-worship-with-baal-25-questions-we-must-answer/

You are mixing apples with oranges. There’s a world of difference between praying and working with people who aren’t of our faith and participating in interfaith collaboration that aims to end church divisions and bring everyone together in one body (Fratelli Tutti). There is a distinction to be made between conversing with people not of our faith and singing Roman Catholic mass hymns in Latin during interfaith worship. There is a distinction to be made between mingling with non-believers and enrolling in Roman Catholic theological institutions to be indoctrinated by them. There is a distinction between studying God’s word with others and uniting the churches to blindly repeat the ecumenical movement’s strange pantheistic errors. Don’t confuse what God says with what is being done today. Or else we have to acknowledge that both God and Elijah were wrong for not trying to seek common ground with the worshipers of Baal: https://adventmessenger.org/did-elijah-engage-in-interfaith-worship-with-baal-25-questions-we-must-answer/

ADVENTISTS ARE TO BE SALT, NOT PEPPER. SALT MINGLES – AND IS NOT STAND OFFISH AS THIS ARTICLE SUGGESTS ADVENTISTS SHOULD BE

God has a work to be done which the workers have not yet fully comprehended. Ministers and the world’s wise men are to be tested by the light of present truth. The third angel’s message is to be set before them judiciously, in its true dignity. There must be most earnest seeking of God, most thorough study; for the mental powers will be taxed to the utmost in laying plans which will place the work of God on a more elevated platform. That is where it should always have stood, but men’s narrow ideas and restricted plans have limited and lowered it.—The Review and Herald, November 25, 1890. YES, MEN’S NARROW IDEAS HAVE ALWAYS IMPEDED THE WORK OF GOD

Pray for and with ministers of other denominations—Our ministers should seek to come near to the ministers of other denominations. Pray for and with these men, for whom Christ is interceding. A solemn responsibility is theirs. As Christ’s messengers, we should manifest a deep, earnest interest in these shepherds of the flock.—Testimonies for the Church 6:78.
WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME SELF RIGHTEOUS ADVENTISTS MET AND PRAYED WITH AND FOR NON ADVENTIST PASTORS? What kind of interest should be have toward these shepherds of the flock?

Ministers of other denominations, if truly converted to our message, will be polished instruments in the hands of God—Much has been lost by our people through the following such narrow plans that the most intelligent, better-educated classes are not reached. Too often the work has been so conducted as to impress unbelievers that it is of very little consequence,—some stray off-shoot of religious enthusiasm, entirely beneath their notice. Much has been lost for want of wise methods of labor. Every effort should be made to give character and dignity to the work. It requires much wisdom to reach ministers and men of influence. But why should they be neglected as they have been by our people? These men are responsible to God just in proportion to the talents intrusted to them. Where much is given, much will be required. Should there not be deeper study and much more prayer for wisdom, that we may learn how to reach these classes? Should not wisdom and tact be used to gain these souls, who, if truly converted, will be polished instruments in the hands of God to reach others?—
SO WHEN DO YOU THINK WE SHOULD START FOLLOWING THIS COUNSEL AND QUIT NEGLECTING MINISTERS OF OTHER CHURCHES? WHEN DO YOU THINK WE SHOULD LOOK AT THEM AS PEOPLE WHO ARE SEEKING TRUTH BUT DON’T HAVE THE SAME LIGHT THAT WE DO ABOUT THE SABBATH AND MARK OF THE BEAST? When will we realize that some of these ministers are more dedicated and represent Christ better than some of us do. I tell you, brothers if we believe we are the only ones going to heaven we need to be converted.

Not All Will Accept Truth—After the most earnest efforts have been made to bring the truth before those whom God has entrusted with large responsibilities, be not discouraged if they reject the truth. They did the same in the days of Christ. Be sure to keep up the dignity of the work by well-ordered plans and a godly conversation. Do not think you have elevated the standard too high.—Letter 12, 1887.

Speaking in Other Churches—You may have opportunity to speak in other churches. In improving these opportunities, remember the words of the Saviour, “Be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves.” Do not arouse the malignity of the enemy by making denunciatory speeches. Thus you will close doors against the entrance of truth. Clear-cut messages are to be borne. But guard against arousing antagonism. There are many souls to be saved. Restrain all harsh expressions. In word and deed be wise unto salvation, representing Christ to all with whom you come in contact. Let all see that your feet are shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace and good will to men. Wonderful are the results we shall see if we enter into the work imbued with the Spirit of Christ. Help will come in our necessity if we carry the work forward in righteousness, mercy, and love. Truth will triumph, and bear away the victory.—Manuscript 6, 1902.

Draw Near to Ministers of Other Faiths—Our ministers should seek to come near to the ministers of other denominations. Pray for and with these men, for whom Christ is interceding. A solemn responsibility is theirs. As Christ’s messengers, we should manifest a deep, earnest interest in these shepherds of the flock.—Testimonies For The Church 6:78 (1900).

Importance of Working for Other Ministers—The wisest, firmest labor should be given to those ministers who are not of our faith. There are many who know no better than to be misled by ministers of other churches. Let faithful, God-fearing, earnest workers, their life hid with Christ in God, pray and work for honest ministers who have been educated to misinterpret the Word of Life.

Our ministers are to make it their special work to labor for ministers. They are not to get into controversy with them, but, with their Bible in their hand, urge them to study the Word. If this is done, there are many ministers now preaching error, who will preach the truth for this time.—Letter 72, 1899.

Why Should They Be Neglected?—Much has been lost by our people through following such narrow plans that the more intelligent, better-educated classes are not reached. Too often the work has been so conducted as to impress unbelievers that it is of very little consequence—some stray offshoot of religious enthusiasm, entirely beneath their notice. Much has been lost for want of wise methods of labor. Every effort should be made to give character and dignity to the work.

It requires much wisdom to reach ministers and men of influence. But why should they be neglected as they have been by our people? These men are responsible to God just in proportion to the talents entrusted to them. Where much is given, much will be required. Should there not be deeper study and much more prayer for wisdom, that we may learn how to reach these classes? Should not wisdom and tact be used to gain these souls, who, if truly converted, will be polished instruments in the hands of God to reach others? … If we can win to Christ and the truth souls to whom God has entrusted large capabilities, our influence will, through them, be constantly extending, and will become a far-reaching power for good.