Now the Spirit speaks expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils; speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their conscience seared with a hot iron. (1 Timothy 4:1-2)
- You Must “Go to Church”
- Denominations Are Legitimate in the Sight of God
- “Accepting” Jesus Christ as Your Personal Savior
- The Second Coming (Christ Is Returning in a Physical Body)
- Conversion Is Full Salvation
- Believers Are No Longer under Law, but under Grace
- It’s Impossible Not to Sin
- Eternal Security (Once Saved, Always Saved)
- Never-ending Torment
- Man Has Free Will
- God Does Only Good, Not Evil
- Satan Was Once a Good Being
- God Is Trying to Save the Whole World Now
- Salvation Is Possible Only in This Life
- Deathbed Conversions to Christ
- The Use of Religious Images or Icons
- Sunday Is the Sabbath
- The “Lord’s Supper”
- Easter
- Christmas
- The Trinity (God Is Three Persons)
- The Spirit of Christ and the Holy Spirit Are Two Different Entities
- The Gifts of the Holy Spirit Are Not for Today
- Believers No Longer Hear God’s Voice
- One Cannot See God’s Face and Live (Physically Survive)
- There Are No Prophets or Apostles Today
- All Believers Have Equal Authority and Status
- Women Are Ministers of God in Spiritual Authority over Men
- Spouses Are Equal in Christian Marriage
- All Marriages Are of God
- Family Unity – A Hallmark of True Christianity
- There Are Many Ways to God
- The Bible Is the Ultimate Authority
- The KJV Is the Perfect Word of God
- Rapture before the Great Tribulation
- Some Are Predestinated to Burn in Hell Forever
- The Wicked Are Annihilated
- The Soul Is Immortal
- Soul Sleep (The Dead in Christ Are Unconscious)
- Jewish Worship Practices Are Important to Keep
- Democracy Is of God
- All Flesh Is Clean for Eating
- Crucified on Friday, Raised on Sunday
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Diabolical Doctrine: Deathbed Conversions to Christ
Considering the manner of life of the saints in the Scriptures, you’ll not find one instance where they sought to convert a person to faith at time of death. That’s because nothing whatsoever is commanded or taught by God that would induce one to coerce or cajole last-minute professions of faith from anybody. Such wouldn’t be true faith. Men of faith die as men of faith and the wicked die in their sins.
Considering the manner of life of the saints in the Scriptures, you’ll not find one instance where they sought to convert a person to faith at time of death. That’s because nothing whatsoever is commanded or taught by God that would induce one to coerce or cajole last-minute professions of faith from anybody. Such wouldn’t be true faith. Men of faith die as men of faith and the wicked die in their sins.
Drinking From Bitter Streams
From: Sam To: The Path of Truth Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2016 11:19 AM Subject: John Bevere Can you take a look a his new book... good or god... we read it in a recent bible study... and I had mostly negative descernment on most of what he said... But most people in the study were Ok with it? It was disconcerning to say the least ... Thanks Samuel From: Paul Cohen and Victor Hafichuk To: Sam Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2016 7:01 AM Subject: Re: John Bevere Why would we take a look at John Bevere’s new book, Sam, when we have already tasted the bitter water from his spring (James 3:11)? Bevere, John: “The Bait of Satan” It’s time for you to consider whether you are called to be a member of God’s Church or the works of men. Read: The Case for Coming Out The Church Counterfeit Christianity The Cross - Only the Death Sentence Will Avail The Fellowship of the Saints The Gathering Paul and Victor From: Sam To: Paul and Victor Sent: Monday, May 02, 2016 11:31 AM Subject: Re: Truth and Spirit First, thanks for taking the time to reply. You are totally correct on not wasting any more time on bitter water... I did take a little longer to reply as I wanted to take the time to read your recommendations. One thing that bothers my spirit is that you deny the trinity, which is good, but you confess a triune God which is really the same kind of far off doctrinal concept. I have always rejected doctrines of man from my youth as God ...
From: Sam To: The Path of Truth Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2016 11:19 AM Subject: John Bevere Can you take a look a his new book... good or god... we read it in a recent bible study... and I had mostly negative descernment on most of what he said... But most people in the study were Ok with it? It was disconcerning to say the least ... Thanks Samuel From: Paul Cohen and Victor Hafichuk To: Sam Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2016 7:01 AM Subject: Re: John Bevere Why would we take a look at John Bevere’s new book, Sam, when we have already tasted the bitter water from his spring (James 3:11)? Bevere, John: “The Bait of Satan” It’s time for you to consider whether you are called to be a member of God’s Church or the works of men. Read: The Case for Coming Out The Church Counterfeit Christianity The Cross - Only the Death Sentence Will Avail The Fellowship of the Saints The Gathering Paul and Victor From: Sam To: Paul and Victor Sent: Monday, May 02, 2016 11:31 AM Subject: Re: Truth and Spirit First, thanks for taking the time to reply. You are totally correct on not wasting any more time on bitter water... I did take a little longer to reply as I wanted to take the time to read your recommendations. One thing that bothers my spirit is that you deny the trinity, which is good, but you confess a triune God which is really the same kind of far off doctrinal concept. I have always rejected doctrines of man from my youth as God ...
Diabolical Doctrine: Believers No Longer Hear God's Voice
Those who aren’t the Lord’s haven’t heard the voice of the Lord, for He says, “My sheep hear My voice” (John 10:27). Throughout the Scriptures, in both Old and New Testaments, believers heard the voice of God directly and personally. But unbelievers today, many of whom think themselves to be born-again Christians, say, “Now that Christ is in us, He doesn’t have to speak to us any longer, as God did in the past, because we now have the completed Bible.”
Those who aren’t the Lord’s haven’t heard the voice of the Lord, for He says, “My sheep hear My voice” (John 10:27). Throughout the Scriptures, in both Old and New Testaments, believers heard the voice of God directly and personally. But unbelievers today, many of whom think themselves to be born-again Christians, say, “Now that Christ is in us, He doesn’t have to speak to us any longer, as God did in the past, because we now have the completed Bible.”