Subject: God give me clarity
From: Teresa
To: The Path of Truth
Date: 12/4/2015 9:45 AM
I have come across your website and I’m married to my earthly husband that we were not brought together by God now that I have come to christ and live for Jesus now it’s hard to accept my old ways and im not trying to talk down on him because I have been patient I have fasted I have prayed and I just come to conclusion that maybe this marriage is not healthy and not the will of God I don’t see the love of God in him, we have children together so I feel sorry for him but I am not merciful to the wicked, I have stuck around, because i trust in God and feel that he might change him but as I red this page it’s like man brought us together and we were in the world now I just want more of God I do everything and not complaining but this marriage is a distraction he wants to be worshiped instead of us praying and worshiping God together, I’m always pulling him to church he doesn’t wash me with the word the holy spirit teaches me all what I have grown to know wisdom and understanding and I think this marriage is not being blessed it is a hindrance but I want to do God’s will not my own so I just don’t know wer to start or where to begin I research some things and he had like narcissism and jezabell spirit when I ask him to fast he makes excuses he doesn’t even try he gets bord of God’s word and thats not GOOD I just don’t know wer to start or what to do we have children and I’m willing to give up everything if God can just show me the way, I depend on God but in this relationship my husband works and I am blessed to be able to stay home so I know wer God leads he will provide
my name is teresa please pray for me my email is shut down don’t known why so if someone could reach out or call me and pray that would be nice just someone to talk to that can be of help godly help thank you my number is [removed] thanks
Subject: God give me clarity
From: The Path of Truth
To: Teresa
Date: (no date)
Teresa, you are wrong, so wrong. Here is Peter’s exhortation and testimony of a wife with the Spirit of Christ:
(1 Peter 3:1 MKJV)
Likewise, wives, be in subjection to your own husbands, so that if any do not obey the Word, they may also be won without the Word by the conduct of the wives,
(1 Peter 3:2 MKJV)
having witnessed your chaste behavior in the fear of God.
(1 Peter 3:3 MKJV)
Of whom let not be the adorning of garments, or outward braiding of hair and wearing of gold, or of putting on clothing,
(1 Peter 3:4 MKJV)
but let it be the hidden man of the heart, in that which is not corruptible, the meek and quiet spirit, which is of great price in the sight of God.
You, on the other hand, are expecting and even demanding that your husband have the love of God and follow you. That’s not faith. You have no business at all playing Savior and Lord God with your husband who doesn’t believe. It is God Who grants the gift of faith, not you, and He does so in His time and way.
If you have the gift of faith, it is God Who gave it to you; you didn’t earn or accomplish it on your own. So with your husband; Jesus Christ must move on him and your self-righteous attitude and works will only serve to embitter your husband and cause blasphemy against the Lord.
Peter outlines your responsibility before God. In your marriage, particularly with your profession of faith, “saintly” you and not your sinner husband is the main trouble. Know it before you proceed to do further damage to yourself and your family.
You profess to have repented of your evils; now repent of your own “goodness.” If your church and spiritual leaders aren’t telling you these things, you need to flee to God from them. They do you great disservice; indeed, they are destroying you.
Victor and Paul
Paul Talked to Teresa on December 10th, 2015:
A loudmouthed, stubborn woman who proclaims she loves God. I red her the letter below and told her, after hearing her arguments and answering them, that the Kingdom of God had come to her today (she believes it appears after the Lord “returns”). She said “God bless you” as she dismissed everything we said as our “opinion.”
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Accidental Death
From: Ernie
To: The Path of Truth
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2014 3:37 PM
Subject: David Wilkerson
Hello,
I read your article on David Wilkerson and Carter Conlon. I couldn't disagree more with each point that was in it. It was very mean spirited especially referring to his sudden "accidental" death. His death was not accidental. God knew exactly how and when he would die. As for his ministry and Teen Challenge, God has richly blessed his ministry many times over. Remember that every good thing comes from Jesus Christ. I was attending his church in 2001 when he was given word that something terrible was coming to New York. The regular church functions stopped six weeks before 9/11 and we in the church were all called to repentance. The fruits of his ministry speak for themselves.Without God's blessings on him and his ministry, nothing would have and still continue flourish.
God Bless You,
Ernie
From: Paul Cohen and Victor Hafichuk
To: Ernie
Sent: Monday, December 01, 2014 8:30 AM
Subject: Re: David Wilkerson
Hi Ernie,
We agree with you that God knew exactly how and when David would die. In fact, that’s our point – the Sovereign God and Lord Jesus Christ took him by an accident (“unexpected” or “unintentional” death on David’s part – not an accident in that it happened without God). It was a tragedy, not a natural death or one of a martyr. God doesn’t take His faithful sons through tragedies. He did this with David because of sin, as with these ot...
The Cost of Looking Back to Family
From: Oneil Richards
To: Victor Hafichuk
Hi Victor.
I have sinned against the Lord and His Body, I wanted to wait until Sabbath meeting to talk to you but I’m not resting, it’s on my mind, in my thoughts in all I think and do.
Over the past weekend, Saturday night into Sunday to be exact I took my family to visit my grandmother in another the country. I had visited her prior to this last visit since the start of this year my first in three years and things seemed ok (judging according to appearance) and likewise this time around things seemed ok except one thing. This time there was obvious death and demon and I didn’t just turned around I stayed until Sunday evening. Its country and this is something exited for the children, the river, the fruits, the wild life and they did had a wonderful time but through all this there was little to no peace. Whatever little connection that was left in me toward this place I could see it dying with every passing breath.
One of those desire was to buy a piece of property opposite my grandmother’s house to build my house (this is where I was raised) that desire is now out the window. I wanted to give her place a face lift especially the kitchen as the kitchen she used is about to capsize. Now I I’m not sure how or if I want to do that anymore.
There was one family member possessed with demons that was sent to her for her to work on and of course he left there probably worse than he went, I’m sure not better.
The t...
Praying for Your Spouse to Return
From: Sylvia
To: The Path of Truth
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2016 9:10 PM
Subject: Worth Praying For my husband to be back?
Greetings,
Thank you so much for the wisdom shared in your article(are all marriages of God?); I have indeed been blessed by it.
I met my husband as an illegal immigrant in the UK and after helping him secure his stay in the country, now living with another woman, with whom he has an 8-month old baby.
My wish before I met him was to get married before having children. I was robbed of this privilege in helping him to secure his stay as we were advised that his spousal visa application would be more successful if he shows he has a family in the UK. I regret so much that I disappointed God and myself but I have asked for forgiveness and I know He has indeed forgiven me. The application was indeed a success but it has turned out he only came into my life for what he could could gain from me.
Despite attempts to get him to do what is right, he has left me to raise our two daughters(two and five years of age) on my own. He shows no care for them and I. He really has been wicked towards the children and I.
I'm still praying for God to change his heart but sometimes, I feel I am praying in vain as doubt it is not right to pray for him to be back, though that is the only decision that gives me peace!
Please advise me. I just want to live by His will, not mine!
I have shortened my story in order to be as concise as possible, please ...
