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(10-31-2011 07:27 AM)Guest Wrote: Thank you to guest post nr 40 for giving biblical scriptures that is helping us and educating us and warning each one of us to take our own responsibility regarding this matter about prophets. As I've said before it is our responsibility to seek God only and put him first and not be distracted, dictated or manipulated by other human beings, why should we when God can speak directly to us? He lives within us through his Holy Spirit which is a gift to all born again christians not a few people, but all who have recevied Jesus and true follower of our Lord. If we all seek him and his word we are safe and protected, dont be confused by others.
May the Lord bless you for understanding what some guests have been saying here. We should never attack others because they don't believe the way other denominations want us to believe. It is God who knows us and he alone can talk to us. We all have the spirit of discernment in us, God uses it through the holy spirit to warn us of things to avoid like danger, not to follow the wrong path, and not to listen to just anyone that says they are speaking for him. We diminish the power of the blood of Jesus and the holy spirit when we do these things. May the Lord Jesus Christ bless you all.
(10-31-2011 08:55 AM)New visitor Wrote: You have a jealousy demon spirit. Jealousy is a cancerous disease. If a person discovered they had cancer, most people would do everything they could to get rid of this terrible disease. As seen in Proverbs 14:30 jealousy is compared to such a serious illness: “Jealousy is like bone cancer.” Most people are not willing to admit they are jealous of others, for that would be an attack on their own weakness. However, jealousy is a disease of the emotions that infects most people. James 4:5 states that humankind has a “tendency to envy” - an almost inborn inclination to become jealous of another. What causes this? It is simple - ego. In the Scriptures the Hebrew and Greek most often translated “jealousy” have a good and bad form. It is the latter we will consider here. Most people know what jealousy is when they see its manifestations in other people, but seldom in themselves. Jealousy may be defined as “resentful suspicion of another’s motives.” It is the kissing cousin of envy which is a covetous greed for something possessed by another i.e., gifts of the Holy Spirit. Jealousy is a mark of Christian immaturity and a lack of spirituality. Paul writes to the Corinthian congregation: “And so, brothers, I was unable to speak to you as [spiritual] persons, but rather as fleshly persons, as infants in Christ. I gave you only milk to drink and not solid food, because you were unable to accept it. Neither are you able even now. For you are still fleshly because jealousy and strife are in your midst. Are you not yet fleshly? Are you not walking as humans do?” [1 Corinthians 3:1-3
Jealousy is earthly, animalistic and satanic. It is always the cause of disunity within the Church. James 3:13-16 describes the difference between to kinds of “wisdom”: “Who is wise and understanding among you? Let him [or, her] prove it by his [or, her] good conduct with works in wisdom’s meekness. However, if you have in your heart bitter jealousy and selfishness, do not boast and continue to lie against the truth. This is not the wisdom that descends from above, but rather, is earthly, [animal], demonic. For where there is jealousy and selfishness there is disorder and the practice of every kind of evil.”
Why don't you stop this arguing and reasoning. Why don't you join the forum instead of hiding yourself behind your mask if you claimed to be a prayer warrior. You have to have the last word and want to be right. You are full of envy, jealousy and bitterness. Stop it in the name of Jesus.
(10-31-2011 06:30 AM)Guest Wrote: The Bible makes it clear that, even in the church’s infancy, there were many false prophets and teachers who claimed to speak God’s words with God’s authority. These men were strangers to God and yet claimed to speak for Him. Many Christians were drawn in by their words and were led astray by them. Because of this Scripture contains many exhortations for Christians to test all teaching. John writes, “Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, for many false prophets have gone out into the world” (1 John 4:1). Just one verse earlier, in John 3:24, John has spoken of the fact that the Holy Spirit is given to us as evidence of God’s presence in our lives. And having spoken of the Spirit, John now ensures that his readers know that not every spirit is holy. We are tempted to believe and obey spirits, for they represent a spiritual realm that is outside of our experience, but many spirits are commanded by Satan, the father of lies. Because of this we need to test or prove the spirits to see if they come from God.
Some commentators draw a direct line from the spiritual gift of prophecy to the gift of discerning spirits, but I am not sure this argument can be sustained. When we combine the presence of this gift with Paul’s exhortation to “test everything,” it seems that the gift of discernment would be likely to extend far beyond prophecy.
All Christians are responsible to test words of teaching and prophecy. The Bereans were considered noble for hearing the teaching of Paul and Silas, receiving them with eagerness and “examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so” (Acts 17:11). These believers tested the words of the apostles, examining the Scriptures to see if what they were being taught was consistent with what they knew of God’s revelation of Himself. In doing this they modeled the task of all believers. Christians are ultimately responsible for what they choose to believe, no matter whether or not they have been gifted with the spiritual gift of discernment.
I think we all have the right to test the spirits, if anyone gets offended by us questioning what some people wants us to believe it's not a sin, nor satanic. For we have to be very careful when it comes to believing everything someone tells us it's from God. To God be the glory and may the author of my salvation be exolted.
To Post To # 44
Father have mercy on this poor soul who though they can quote the bible as satan also do, they don't have it in their heart. If they did they won't be so angry, but be gentle, forgiving, and understanding as you. Heal their sin sick mind, have them come to repentance, and believe in the true and only living God.
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