Why you should not threaten || A deep dive

Описание: How should Christians respond when they are persecuted, insulted, or threatened?
Did the early Church ever justify threatening its enemies?
What did Jesus, the apostles, and the Church Fathers actually teach?

In this video, we examine Scripture and early Christian history to show why threatening others has never been a faithful Christian response, even under persecution.

Drawing from:

The teachings of Jesus Christ

The apostolic witness (1 Peter 2:23, Romans 12)

📜 Key Biblical Texts Referenced

Matthew 5:44

Matthew 26:52

Romans 12:17–19

1 Peter 2:21–23

Did early Christians threaten their persecutors?
No. Historical and theological sources show that early Christians rejected retaliation and intimidation, even when persecuted.

Is threatening others biblical self-defense?
No. Scripture consistently calls believers to trust God’s justice rather than assert power through threats.

Why did Christians accept persecution without retaliation?
Because they believed suffering without retaliation was imitation of Christ and a witness to the truth of the gospel.

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