Remember the story of Martin Luther
hurling his ink well at Satan.
Another example: A local pastor
here wrote a book on the timing of or sequencing of events in
the tribulation. He quoted a segment from Ezekiel. I, like
many others, glossed right over the quote.
As printed, it had nothing to do
with Ezekiel or the Bible. It was a satanic message masked in
the most exalted language you can imagine. It was beautiful.
It required literary genius to write the thing. It required
collusion in the typesetting process. It required blinding the
eyes of the proof readers and editors. It was a
satanic/supernatural occurrence, and a very complex one at
that.
The pastor issued an almost tearful
errata, assuring his readers that he had no idea of how this
could have occurred.
I used the book as a text for one
of my Bible classes and retained the original, the one with
the errata. Strangely enough, i've been considering sending
quotes from it to 5doves. If I find it, and if I get around to
it, I'll send it. I warn you in advance -- what you read will
be so subtle and so deceptive that I'll lay odds that many
will be fooled, even with advance warning.
Maranatha,
Bob
Michael
Colunga (28 Apr 2012)
"Are we talking
apples and apples here?"
Hello, John and Doves,
Rene, did you mean this
pastor?
Baruch HaShem Adonai Roi,
Mike C.
Rene (27
Apr 2012)
"re: Pastor
Begley and "The BEAST is Here!""
Pastor Paul Begley on U-tube
keeps saying,
The Mark is here, but WHERE
IS THE BEAST?!!!
He says he listens to Jack Van
Impe, but must
not be listening to him very
closely! THE BEAST
is HERE!!!! How do you send
Pastor Begley
a message? He says to write to
him on U-tube,
but there is no place to write
to him. The BEAST
is here and he's been
here!
Rene