Hi ScarZ,
Thank you for posting this information. Does any of David Flynn's material give any idea to the time-frames for the early events or historical figures that his research indicated?
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Fri Oct 19, 2012 12:29 pm by Admin
Watched Part 1. Half way through Part 2.Jake Reason wrote:Nib wrote:lol, this is somewhat amusing..
that pesky presidential devil.
http://www.cnn.com/video/?hpt=hp_c3#/video/bestoftv/2013/03/18/exp-erin-outrage-over-the-bible-obama-satan-resemblance-claim.cnn
Obama isn't smart enough to be Satan.
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I've been meaning to watch that TV Series. Some reports say its the highest rated show now.
Jake Reason wrote:ScaRZ,
Steve Quayle says in one of your interview links above, that when he was young Jesus appeared to him. Not in spirit but Physically in person!
I can't believe that. What do you think?
I agree. And thank you for the verses. I was thinking the same.ScaRZ wrote:I've heard him speak of it in the past.
I believe Jesus Christ will one day come back to earth and every eye shall see him. Until that day becomes a reality I'm with you Jake.
There is really no doubt in my mind that a "Messenger" could appear to deliver a message to a person. The one thing that person would need to understand is that all messengers are not in The Eternal's camp. Dark forces can and will disguise themselves and appear as something/someone they're not.
Admin wrote:Well from my 'un-practiced eye', even I thought something not quite right about the version. From the outset it hasn't garnered any inclination of interest from me so I've not seen much more than maybe 4 - 6 minutes of it.
So you're undoubtedly correct it isn't likely to garner any converts.
Cy
Jake Reason wrote:
I agree. And thank you for the verses. I was thinking the same.
I presume Steve Quayle is likely a Pentecostal Christian. They tend to over exaggerate their relationships with God. There is a peer pressure amoung their social church relationships that compels them to show outward and verbal signs of "Baptism of the Holy Spirit" manifesting in miraculous ways. And they judge one another by how frequently and convincingly they claim receiving a "word of knowledge" from the Lord. Those amoung them who excel in this, gain the most respect from their congregations.
This condition within Pentecostalism makes it ripe for good salesman to win higher righteousness rewards from their fellow believers. Such that their outward 'display' counts toward personal rewards on earth.
Quayle appears to have succumbed to this.
The Pentecostal denomination has been a great contribution to Christianity. However this social aspect is the thorn in their side.
Hmmm, interesting and understandable.ScaRZ wrote:
I'm not sure of Steve Quayle's past denomination affiliation/affiliations. I heard him mention in the Common Sense Show that he doesn't attend any denomination or as most would call them "churches". By what he says over and over he is pretty much sick of them. He doesn't see them doing what they should be doing.
Jake Reason wrote:Hmmm, interesting and understandable.ScaRZ wrote:
I'm not sure of Steve Quayle's past denomination affiliation/affiliations. I heard him mention in the Common Sense Show that he doesn't attend any denomination or as most would call them "churches". By what he says over and over he is pretty much sick of them. He doesn't see them doing what they should be doing.
But he shouldn't be claiming Jesus appeared to him physically in person.
He is an intelligent and persuasive man. All the more reason he should stop that. Cults are prone to arise from such claims.
But he shouldn't be claiming Jesus appeared to him physically in person.
Thank you for your critique, Cy. It is fair.
Maybe you're correct on that. I wouldn't know if he had or hadn't. All I know is he's a marksman at the black ops world info. But where have I heard this sort of opinion before, that he shouldn't be claiming things like this? Oh yeah, about ET in the abduction phenomenon!
They shouldn't be lying about experiencing contact. She is an intelligent and persuasive person. This is how thought insemination arises... ~ paraphrased.
His truth, her truth, their truths, yours.
Yes, that passage is burned in my heart. And there is so much in it.ScaRZ wrote:
Matthew 24:23-30
Jake Reason wrote:
He is essence declaring that he is an Apostle directly appointed by Christ himself, and a Prophet appointed by God to tell the world the future, as told to him by Jesus.
hmmmm
I haven't spent much time investigating his work, and have only reviewed a small portion of it, so I can't judge the validity.
However, I have been under the impression that many Christians follow his work with great respect and enthusiasm. Am I mistaken about that?
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