reply to post by autowrench
- Jesus of course doesn't look like the Michelangelo version
- any 'magic' you perform involves a degree of possession
Originally posted by JesuitGarlic
reply to post by autowrench
- Jesus of course doesn't look like the Michelangelo version
- any 'magic' you perform involves a degree of possession
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by Murgatroid
Wow! That's a very insightful message!
The only thing missing from this message is the desire to repent as part of the process of being born again.
Diabolical Doctrine 2) Conversion is full salvation
If any believe this lie, they won’t go on to be truly saved. When my wife and I repented, our lives changed dramatically: My vices, of which I couldn’t rid myself, were banished; the Bible became a Living Book; for the first time in 27 years, I had great hope and reason for living.
Our spiritual experience isn’t completed with repentance. We must go on.
“And you will be hated of all men for My Name's sake, but the one who endures to the end shall be kept safe” (Matthew 10:22 MKJV).
It isn’t enough to repent. One must receive the Spirit of God, or he will be none of His (Romans 8:9). It is that simple.
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Also, the Lord won’t come and make His abode in an unclean vessel. He is a holy God and will honor only those who honor and worship Him in spirit and truth.
Go ahead; push Him away, you “saved.” Hang on to your lusts and false doctrines; perish with His Name on your lips as though you knew Him. To you even now He says, “Depart from Me you workers of iniquity, I never knew you” (Matthew 7:23). Satan has succeeded in stopping you with a spurious conversion or, at best, satisfaction with partial truth, because you don’t have a love of the truth. You aren’t willing to deny yourself and take up your cross.
You have nothing to explain away if you don’t believe a falsehood in the first place. Nobody receives the Spirit of God within at repentance. Repentance is not the new birth. Therefore, there’s nothing to explain. LINK
"Accept Jesus as your personal Savior, and you will be saved"
Nowhere do the Scriptures even hint that we simply accept Jesus Christ as Savior, and we’re automatically saved.
Diabolical Doctrine 7) Eternal security... once saved, always saved
We can be very secure in the Lord Jesus Christ, but faith in this doctrine, rather than in Him, can be a license to sin. This is a doctrine that’s false in the way it’s used, being carried on the back of a lie and compounding the error and confusion that comes from the lie. The sequence goes like this: “Once a person has accepted Jesus Christ as Savior, he/she is forever saved.” LINK
"Billy Graham, in the most attractive and “pious” of ways, is a butcher of millions of souls. He is a star pupil of Nimrod, the mighty hunter of souls before God. He has killed millions in the Name of Christ. The Lord exposes him to deliver the sincere seeker from the snare of the fowler."
What about the “Illuminati”?
Hello, my name is Norma. My question is a strange one. I've been hearing alot about this "illuminate" and I have been doing so much research on them. I believe there is something out there, satan worshippers if you will, that is trying to control us, but I don't really believe it is the illuminate. I'm confused, please explain what it is, or who they are? If there really even is anything.
Hi Norma, and welcome to The Path of Truth! May you be blessed in hearing the truth at our site, believing and doing what God requires of you for your salvation and the good of all of those with whom you have to do.
We don’t recommend spending your time on the “Illuminati” or any other conspiracy theories. Even if such a group exists, what will or can you do about it? And if they don’t exist as theorized, what’s the point in spending your time learning about them? LINK
Originally posted by JesuitGarlic
reply to post by autowrench
- Jesus of course doesn't look like the Michelangelo version
- any 'magic' you perform involves a degree of possession


"His abduction started out typically, I.E., late at night, in bed. He was lying in bed, kept wide awake by the barking dogs, when paralysis set in. He was unable to cry out. His Wife didn’t waken. The next thing he knew, he was being levitated above his bed. He then had the sensation he was being suspended by what felt like a pole inserted into his rectum. By this time, he was alive with terror, but he couldn’t scream.
"I thought I was having a Satanic experience; that the devil had gotten a hold of me and had shoved a pole up my rectum and was holding me up in the air... So helpless, I couldn't do anything. I said, 'Jesus, Jesus, help me!' or 'Jesus, Jesus, Jesus!' When I did, there was a feeling or a sound or something that either my words that I thought or the words that I had tried to say or whatever, had hurt whatever was holding me up in the air on this pole. And I felt like it was withdrawn and I fell. I hit the bed, because it was like I was thrown back in bed. I really can't tell, but when I did, my wife woke up and asked why I was jumping on the bed."
"This man was able to stop his abduction. To stop an abduction was something they had never heard of, and this gentleman did it by calling upon the name of Jesus. This particular case was astounding." LINK
Originally posted by JesuitGarlic
reply to post by autowrench
- Jesus of course doesn't look like the Michelangelo version
- any 'magic' you perform involves a degree of possession
Originally posted by cloudyday
Originally posted by JesuitGarlic
reply to post by autowrench
- Jesus of course doesn't look like the Michelangelo version
- any 'magic' you perform involves a degree of possession
How are you making a connection between magic and possession?
Just curious.