Videos tagged with Biblical Basis for Firearms

This video argues that Christians are not only permitted but encouraged to be armed, citing biblical examples and interpretations. The speaker asserts that the existence of evil necessitates self-defense, and that God created individuals to be powerful defenders, not victims. Key biblical figures like Abraham and Peter are presented as armed heroes, and Jesus' command to sell a cloak for a sword in Luke 22 is highlighted as a directive for self-protection.

This video argues that Christians are biblically called to be armed, not passive victims. It posits that evil exists and God created humans to be powerful defenders. The speaker cites biblical figures like Abraham and Peter as examples of armed heroes and interprets Jesus' command to sell a cloak for a sword in Luke 22 as a directive for self-defense.

This video argues that Christians have a biblical mandate to be armed, countering the notion that faith negates the need for self-defense. It asserts that evil is a reality, and historical biblical figures were armed. The speaker emphasizes that God created individuals to be powerful defenders, not victims, and that carrying a firearm is a responsible act of obedience to God's word.

This video argues that Christians have a biblical mandate to be armed, not to be victims. It posits that evil exists and seeks to destroy, and that historical biblical figures were armed. The speaker encourages obedience to God's word, which includes self-defense, and advises selling a cloak to buy a sword (a modern firearm).

This video explores the biblical perspective on Christians being armed and concealed carrying. It argues that God himself is a warrior and that scripture, particularly the example of Nehemiah, supports taking up arms for defense. The speaker clarifies that Jesus' 'turn the other cheek' teaching applies to ministry opposition, not violent home invasion, and highlights Jesus' instruction to his disciples to acquire swords for their safety.

This video explores the biblical perspective on Christians being armed and carrying concealed weapons. It argues that God is a warrior and that scripture, particularly the example of Nehemiah, supports taking up arms for defense. The speaker addresses the 'turn the other cheek' teaching, clarifying it applies to ministry opposition, not violent home invasion.

This video explores the biblical perspective on Christians being armed, arguing that God is a warrior and supports the concept of self-defense. It cites scriptures to demonstrate that God himself arms individuals and angelic hosts, and that Jesus instructed his followers to acquire weapons for defense. The speaker emphasizes that these are defensive tools, not offensive battle swords.