Naming Names of Purveyors Of False Doctrne

Any Christian who runs across false teaching and false doctrine is obligated to point out who is doing it. How else will the people who are being taught and deceived, know?

Pretty elementary.  It does no good to spot unbiblical teaching and doctrine and to then remain silent about it.  Those ministries, watchmen, blogs and the like which are primarily engaged in defending the faith taught in the Bible would have their hands completely tied if they remained silent about who is doing this misleading. They might as well shut down completely.

The Lord has assigned a variety of kingdom tasks to be carried out prior to His return, and we need to take care to think through and respect the ministries which may differ from our own. It can be quite discouraging to be 'called on the carpet' by those who have quite different callings than our own. It's bad enough to be thwarted by the Enemy, without being called out by our own brethren. This is a time when Christians need to be very cautious before doing so. It's a time when we all need all the encouragement we can get.

Throughout the entire Old and New Testaments, God's true followers never hesitated to point out the individuals and organizations that were teaching false doctrine, twisting truth, cohorting with demons and such. In fact, this is a major activity and theme that runs through the entirety of Scripture.  

We are warned that particularly in the latter days false doctrine, false teaching, false prophets and false signs and wonders would be the major phenomena calling for our awareness and alertness. 

In fact, the Lord will call us personally and individually to account for not pointing out the churches and teachers who are misleading people if He has called us to do it. We will suffer loss for not naming names and warning people about these things. Many victims have been pulled out of the fire when they were told the truth of the Gospel.

Surely we all know that the Jesuits and others like them have been designated by Satan to do this false work, and many Christians have been martyrs because they dared to point it out. They not only infiltrated (and have now taken over) the Catholic Church, but over 150 years ago they began infiltrating all the Protestant churches and publishing houses in their 'counter-reformation' and the result is that almost every denomination has leaders at the top who have been involved in this dark endeavor. This is one reason we have so many false Bible versions; that has been part of the attempt to water down and change God's Word, and it has worked beautifully. Almost every single "Christian" publishing house is now owned by those who run the new world order.

Worse yet, a huge percentage of these churches and individuals are in - or about to be in - the new world false religion.

I will not be silent. I will continue to name names and continue down the lonely and disheartening path of not only being hated by the Dark Side, but chided by some in the Christian world as well. Okay, we will stay in our own little corners.

I believe we will be vindicated by the King Himself.

A Global Slaughter of Christians, but America’s Churches Stay Silent

by Kirsten Powers Sep 27, 2013 5:45 AM EDT

Christians are being singled out and massacred from Pakistan to Syria to the Nairobi shopping mall. Kirsten Powers on the deafening silence from U.S. pews and pulpits.

Christians in the Middle East and Africa are being slaughtered, tortured, raped, kidnapped, beheaded, and forced to flee the birthplace of Christianity. One would think this horror might be consuming the pulpits and pews of American churches. Not so. The silence has been nearly deafening.

As Egypt’s Copts have battled the worst attacks on the Christian minority since the 14th century, the bad news for Christians in the region keeps coming. On Sunday, Taliban suicide bombers killed at least 85 worshippers at All Saints’ church, which has stood since 1883 in the city of Peshawar, Pakistan. Christians were also the target of Islamic fanatics in the attack on a shopping center in Nairobi, Kenya, this week that killed more than 70 people. The Associated Press reported that the Somali Islamic militant group al-Shabab “confirmed witness accounts that gunmen separated Muslims from other people and let the Muslims go free.” The captives were asked questions about Islam. If they couldn’t answer, they were shot.

Pakistanis protest against violence against Christians in Lahore on Sept. 24, 2013. (Arif Ali/AFP/Getty Images)

In Syria, Christians are under attack by Islamist rebels and fear extinction if Bashar al-Assad falls. This month, rebels overran the historic Christian town of Maalula, where many of its inhabitants speak Aramaic, the language of Jesus. The AFP reported that a resident of Maalula called her fiancé’s cell and was told by member of the Free Syrian Army that they gave him a chance to convert to Islam and he refused. So they slit his throat.

Nina Shea, an international human-rights lawyer and expert on religious persecution, testified in 2011 before Congress regarding the fate of Iraqi Christians, two-thirds of whom have vanished from the country. They have either been murdered or fled in fear for their lives. Said Shea: “[I]n August 2004 … five churches were bombed in Baghdad and Mosul. On a single day in July 2009, seven churches were bombed in Baghdad … The archbishop of Mosul, was kidnapped and killed in early 2008. A bus convoy of Christian students were violently assaulted. Christians … have been raped, tortured, kidnapped, beheaded, and evicted from their homes …”

 Lela Gilbert is the author of Saturday People, Sunday People, which details the expulsion of 850,000 Jews who fled or were forced to leave Muslim countries in the mid-20th century. The title of her book comes from an Islamist slogan, “First the Saturday People, then the Sunday People,” which means “first we kill the Jews, then we kill the Christians.” Gilbert wrote recently that her Jewish friends and neighbors in Israel “are shocked but not entirely surprised” by the attacks on Christians in the Middle East. “They are rather puzzled, however, by what appears to be a lack of anxiety, action, or advocacy on the part of Western Christians.”

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+++++++++++++++ My church does not remain silent. CMR