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Earnestly Contending For The Faith Once Delivered To The Saints Jude 1:3

Identify The Enemy

12 Responses to “Identify The Enemy”

  1. Moira Says:
    December 26, 2007 at 5:18 pm

    Who is the DEMON that calls himself “Jesus”? What is his purpose, what does he want?

    I in no way imply our Lord Jesus Christ, but the demon who uses his name, jesus.

  2. Charles D. Says:
    December 26, 2007 at 9:05 pm

    Guess you had to be there???????

  3. Job Says:
    January 1, 2008 at 4:19 pm

    Moira:

    Any evil spirit that lies in order to prevent from being cast out.

  4. Servant4Christ Says:
    January 8, 2008 at 5:32 pm

    The article named “Identify the Enemy” is blank - no article. I sure would like to know what it said………

    By the way - who operates this website? There is no identification on this site.

  5. Job Says:
    January 8, 2008 at 8:13 pm

    Servant4Christ:

    Click on the arrow button. It plays an audio.

  6. Bruce Says:
    February 1, 2008 at 4:21 pm

    Moria,
    Did you have a specific scriptual reference in mind to share when you wrote this?
    B

  7. Bruce Says:
    February 6, 2008 at 5:58 pm

    Job,
    I’m throwing this one out to you, and others.
    Why are there so many christian faiths?
    Why do christians worship Sunday, rather than Friday evening to Sat sundown.
    Why do many christian faiths celebrate Easter, rather than Passover?
    Why do many christian faiths celebrate Christmas?

    Just throwing it out because the true question I believe is, Why are so different on the word of the Bible? I couldn’t find the reason why they have become so a part of our worship?

    Bruce

  8. Bruce Says:
    February 6, 2008 at 5:59 pm

    Job,
    I’m throwing this one out to you, and others.
    Why are there so many christian faiths?
    Why do christians worship Sunday, rather than Friday evening to Sat sundown.
    Why do many christian faiths celebrate Easter, rather than Passover?
    Why do many christian faiths celebrate Christmas?

    Just throwing it out because the true question I believe is, Why are so different on the word of the Bible? I couldn’t find the reason why they have become so a part of our worship?

    Bruce

  9. Job Says:
    February 7, 2008 at 12:16 am

    Bruce:

    There are many Christian denominations but there is only one body, one spirit, one Lord, one faith, one baptism; One God and Father of all.

    Christians worship on Sunday because it was the day that Jesus Christ resurrected from the dead, and that fact was clearly stated in the New Testament. What you are referring to is the Sabbath. The Sabbath was never set aside as a day of worship but rather as a day of rest. Further, Paul specifically stated in Romans that when a person observed the Sabbath or even whether they did so at all should not be held over a person.

    As far as Passover, that is Judaism. Christians were told by Jesus Christ to have communion in remembrance of Him as often as we choose. Communion is modeled after the Last Supper, which happened during Passover. Jesus Christ was crucified during Passover, but resurrected after Passover was done on the first day of the Feast of Weeks. Now I prefer calling it Resurrection Day rather than Easter, but celebrating the resurrection of our Lord is incontrovertibly more Christian than celebrating Jews coming out of Egypt. There is also the fact that like the Sabbath, Paul specifically stated that the Jewish holidays are not binding on Christians. Since if you are found wanting in one part of the law you are guilty of all of it, it is fair to say that anyone who marks Passover while holding it over the heads of Christians that do not had better be celebrating the other holidays on the Jewish calendar. Messianic Jews do so, I acknowledge this. But many Messianic Jews also have some need to confer a level of legitimacy on their Talmud and Rambam traditions and insist on making it a part of their Christian practice, and that is no different from Gentile Christians celebrating what were originally pagan holidays because of Roman Catholic traditions.

    Christmas is just worldliness. Most American Protestants opposed Christmas until it became less religious and more secularized, an excuse to be materialistic and get drunk at parties.

    Incidentally, on judgment day will He judge perfect behavior or hearts that sincerely believe on Him? If Christ is looking for the former, we are all damned because we are all born in Adam. If He is looking for the latter then there will be a multitude without number. The question is where is the line between a flawed but still saved person (which describes all saved people) and an apostate. I say that as God will save whom He will save (for the Hebrew Name of Christ translates to “God saves” and not “I give man the ability to save Himself if man extends to Me his human grace and the glorious gift favor of fellowshipping with Me forever!” ;) and He keeps all that are His, so He determines that line. Suggesting anything else is open theism, no?

    So if Christians are meant to reject Easter, Christmas, Sunday worship, etc. and such is a precondition for eternal life, then God will rescue those that He will save out of that error. You see, I have my trust in God to redeem man, not in man to redeem Himself.

  10. Evangelist Bettye Cash Says:
    March 19, 2008 at 12:06 am

    I have a friend in Houston,Texas that I met last november,2008. He is an educated Gentleman who is now studying for his Doctorate in theology. When we were communicating via email; He asked me ” why I talk about Jesus all the time.” He was trying to humiliate me regarding a lie that he pretended to no nothing about. I immediately recognized the demon in him. Yes i told him that no one could stop me from speaking about God in HIs triune Spirit. Because He is the head of my life. I rebuked him. He is angery with me. Of course I don’t care. How can I get Him to understand or get him delivered since I live in California. And He refuse to answer the phone or communicate withme? Please speak about this. Thanks in advance.

  11. yw Says:
    April 4, 2008 at 2:39 pm

    I think that people no matter what knowledge they have can be oppressed or demonized. What does systemic theology have to with salvation in ones life. 0 is the answer. Head intellectualism is not faith. Many “thought processes” from Greek are demonized connect points anyway. God revealed whom He was, He did not ask us to make up our own theology or sacred calf relationship with Him. He spelled it out who He was and how we should worship Him.

    Education is good, but if it makes a person arrogant and doubt the basic tenants Christian faith and spirit realm worldview, then we know something is wrong.

    A degree or title does not make us clean, Jesus or Yeshua does. The words we use, such as christ was also used by pagans. So it’s important to know wat Jesus people is talking about. A strongs concordance and Hebrew lexicon word study is vital in ministry study of the truth.

    I don’t outsource my understanding of scripture people. The so called church system is full of unclean doctrines, guess where they came from..demons(doctrines of demons) Obviously they love to transgress His commandments as well as over legalize them etc.

    Derek Prince was good minister. Thanks for the post.

  12. Pam Says:
    April 21, 2008 at 5:31 pm

    Job

    Incidentally, on judgment day will He judge perfect behavior or hearts that sincerely believe on Him? If Christ is looking for the former, we are all damned because we are all born in Adam. If He is looking for the latter then there will be a multitude without number. The question is where is the line between a flawed but still saved person (which describes all saved people) and an apostate.

    Read Matthew 25:31-46. Jesus does not say we will be saved only if we have “perfect” behavior, but He is clear that our behavior and our charity DOES matter. If we are to be saved, we must take seriously what our Lord and Savior reveals to us. Not “those who believe in Me will be saved”. Yes faith is necessary as Scripture mentions elsewhere, but we will also be judged by our actions.

    In Christ,
    Pam

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