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Shamounian / Sam Shamoun talks about what is the Didache about and if christians should read it knowing it’s dated to the 1st century where the early christians would have wrote down a manual and how to pray , fast , confess their sins , take communion bread and even baptize showing that they had a trinitarian view and also where certain traditions come from that Catholics and Orthodox christians do today due to a universal practice to show unity. This is a good christians should read in order for them to understand the ancient practices that were being done in the church and see that the consistency there is continued off with Catholic and Orthodox Churches and not with protestant churches who have watered down the teachings or don’t follow it how it was intended since the beginning since they give the universal interpretation of the bible on how to do commands for people to follow in order to be in line with salvation and to be aware of the end times because Jesus will come unexpectedly (quoting the gospels) .

Scripture (New Testament)
Malachi 1 verse 11
(Eucharist/Bread Communion)

Matthew 6 verse 9 to 13
Luke 11 verse 2 to 4
(Our Father Prayer)

Matthew 28 verse 19
(Baptism Formula)

🟢Timestamps:
0:00 Early Christian 1st century Christian Writings
1:24 What is the Didache and why it’s Important
3:53 The sins that are condemned in the document according to early church
5:57 How 1st century Christians prayed/ confessed / worshipped / eucharist in church
9:37 How Christians fasted and what days (Wednesday and Fridays)
12:15 Why do Christians say the Lord Prayer? (Our Father)
14:05 How did they Baptize and What Formula ?

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