Israel Elections And The Holy One of Israel - eNews for January 22, 2013
Chuck Missler's group, khouse.org, has a great commentary on the Israeli elections.
Chuck Missler's group, khouse.org, has a great commentary on the Israeli elections.
Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Friday, August 10, 2012
Should Christians Vote for Romney?
I know that this seems like a ludicrous question to most conservatives and those incensed by the state of the economic crisis our nation suffers. But I think this question deserves serious consideration and prayer. No one wannts Obama back in the presidency, if we make it that far. There are so many different scenearios on the horizon, and with legislation that both Bush and Obama have passed, will give the US president control of the country in the event of a national "crisis" however they choose to define it. But that would be another blog topic.
Something that media have given NO PLAY TIME to is what Mitt Romney, choice of the GOP believes, is, that he thinks he is on his way to becoming a god, of his own planet!!! Does it sound familiar? Seems a certain serpent tempted a certain woman a long time ago, and told her that she could become like God (Elohim, not Allah), if she did what he told her. Are the parallels just coincedence?
Not only does Mitt Romney believe that he is on his way to earning god-hood, but his belief about Jesus, the Son of God, stands traditional Christian belief on its head. Romney believes that Jesus Christ, the one who died on the cross for our sins (Rom. 5:8), is the spirit-child brother to Lucifer, both children of Father and Mother God!
Recently we have seen a picture of Romney's true morality, when he said he believed it is okay for homosexuals to teach your boys in Boy Scouts, and for young homosexual boys to be members. It would be an immoral love fest (Biblical greek: pornea)!
And not only this, but the Mormons have a end-time prophecy known as the White-Horse prophecy. It states that the U.S. Constitution will be hanging by a thread, and it will be saved by a Mormon who is voted into office. Once he rescues the Constitution and the state of the economy, supposedly all those who once stood against Mormonism will come and apologize.
So, do you understand the problem. Some people think that though they would not, under normal circumstances, vote for a Mormon to be in office as U.S. president, they must to keep Obama from being re-elected. But if Romney is voted in, will he be a better choice? That's a lot of presumption!
And some have accussed Obama of being the antichrist. I myself personally don't think so, but looking at it logically, the antichrist (of which Romney has that spirit 1 Jn. 2:22),will come in the name of peace, and confirm a seven-year peace treaty with Israel and the Middle East. Could Romney not as easily fulfill this role? And with his being a successful businessman, he may fill the role very well!
So who will it be better to vote for? As for me, I don't plan on voting in this election. I don't want to cast a vote for either candidate. For those who understand where we are in the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy, they know it will not make a difference who gets into office. God's plans will be accomplished, Antichrist will emerge, Christians will (already are) being persecuted, the Jews are going to face the greatest persecution in history, and Yeshua Messiah is going to return and reign in power from Jerusalem for 1,000 years.
As for me, my first allegiance is to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain (Phil 1:21). My earthly citizenship is American, but my true citizenship is in heaven, from which I eagerly wait for the Savior, Yeshua ha Mashiach (Phil 3:20).
Something that media have given NO PLAY TIME to is what Mitt Romney, choice of the GOP believes, is, that he thinks he is on his way to becoming a god, of his own planet!!! Does it sound familiar? Seems a certain serpent tempted a certain woman a long time ago, and told her that she could become like God (Elohim, not Allah), if she did what he told her. Are the parallels just coincedence?
Not only does Mitt Romney believe that he is on his way to earning god-hood, but his belief about Jesus, the Son of God, stands traditional Christian belief on its head. Romney believes that Jesus Christ, the one who died on the cross for our sins (Rom. 5:8), is the spirit-child brother to Lucifer, both children of Father and Mother God!
Recently we have seen a picture of Romney's true morality, when he said he believed it is okay for homosexuals to teach your boys in Boy Scouts, and for young homosexual boys to be members. It would be an immoral love fest (Biblical greek: pornea)!
And not only this, but the Mormons have a end-time prophecy known as the White-Horse prophecy. It states that the U.S. Constitution will be hanging by a thread, and it will be saved by a Mormon who is voted into office. Once he rescues the Constitution and the state of the economy, supposedly all those who once stood against Mormonism will come and apologize.
So, do you understand the problem. Some people think that though they would not, under normal circumstances, vote for a Mormon to be in office as U.S. president, they must to keep Obama from being re-elected. But if Romney is voted in, will he be a better choice? That's a lot of presumption!
And some have accussed Obama of being the antichrist. I myself personally don't think so, but looking at it logically, the antichrist (of which Romney has that spirit 1 Jn. 2:22),will come in the name of peace, and confirm a seven-year peace treaty with Israel and the Middle East. Could Romney not as easily fulfill this role? And with his being a successful businessman, he may fill the role very well!
So who will it be better to vote for? As for me, I don't plan on voting in this election. I don't want to cast a vote for either candidate. For those who understand where we are in the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy, they know it will not make a difference who gets into office. God's plans will be accomplished, Antichrist will emerge, Christians will (already are) being persecuted, the Jews are going to face the greatest persecution in history, and Yeshua Messiah is going to return and reign in power from Jerusalem for 1,000 years.
As for me, my first allegiance is to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain (Phil 1:21). My earthly citizenship is American, but my true citizenship is in heaven, from which I eagerly wait for the Savior, Yeshua ha Mashiach (Phil 3:20).
Saturday, June 2, 2012
allAfrica.com: Nigeria: Experts Call for One World Government
allAfrica.com: Nigeria: Experts Call for One World Government
Daniel's prophesied one-world government looms every closer! (Dan. 7:19)
Daniel's prophesied one-world government looms every closer! (Dan. 7:19)
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Mohler on Mormonism, Democracy and the need for Evangelical Thinking
As a nice followup to my recent blog dealing with Mormonism, and the issue of whether or not it is Christian, my former seminary president Albert Mohler addressess the issue in a very clear, thoughtful manner where he lists the issues at stake and gives a short, concise history of the Latter Day Saints to show it is another religion, and gives Evangelicals insight on voting.
http://www.albertmohler.com/2011/10/10/mormonism-democracy-and-the-urgent-need-for-evangelical-thinking/
http://www.albertmohler.com/2011/10/10/mormonism-democracy-and-the-urgent-need-for-evangelical-thinking/
Friday, October 14, 2011
Is a Mormon Christian?... What is the Gospel?
Our country is in a theological muddle. Lately, as I'm sure you've seen, we've got many public leaders, including those who call the name, "Evangelical" that Mormons are Christian, and many groups and many people claim to be Christian. How can one determine whether these people or groups are truly Christian? Don't they believe in Jesus too? One famous Mormon claims to have been "born again" when Jesus became his Lord and Savior. It sounds very Christian.
To determine whether some one or group is Christian, we must go to the original source that defines what being a Christian is. That is the holy Bible. Jesus taught his followers, "I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father, except through Me" (Jn 14:6). The doctor Luke tells us in Acts, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, "And there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved" (Acts 4:12).
And in fact, Mormons, and other groups I'm sure, will confess this truth also. So what sets apart the orthodox, Evangelical Christian? This is where we examine the presuppositional ideas and understanding of the parties in question.
First off, what does the Bible teach? Now the answer to this question could make up a semester long seminary course. Clearly, there is not space for this, so we will narrow the question to the most important figure, and conerstone of the Christian faith: Jesus of Nazareth (Mt. 2:23). Jesus, the Bible teaches, is the only begotten Son of the Living God (Jn. 3:16, 20:31; 1 Cor. 1:9; 1 Jn. 1:3), that he is equal, co-eternal with God the Father. (Rom 1:3-4; Rev 1:7-8, 22:13), and that He was born of the Holy Spirit (Is. 7:14; Lk. 1:35). Jesus Christ, through his death and suffering of crucifixion on the cross, would be the propitiation (atoning sacrifice) of our sins, and provide justification for the many (Ps. 22:16; Is. 53:5-11; Jn. 1:29; Mt. 26:2; Jn. 13:1). The scriptures teach, as cited above, that salvation is through faith only in his name, by grace (Eph. 2:8,9; Jn. 14:6; Acts 4:12). After the sending of the Holy Spirit, at the Jewish feast of Pentecost (instituted in Lev. 23), who inspired the apostles in the writing of the New Testament, the Bible teaches revelation was sealed, finito (Heb. 1:2).
The Mormon faith teaches that Jesus is the spiritual firstborn son of God, and spirit brother to every other human and angel (including Satan/Lucifer). Since Mormons do not believe in the Trinity as claimed by the Biblical faith, Mormonism teaches that God the Father came down and had sex with the virgin Mary to impregnate her with Jesus. It teaches that life on earth is a school or test, if you will, for the spirit children of God to attain to their own state of god-hood. Yes, the goal of Mormons is to be god, of their own planet with their own spirit children (born of their goddess wife/wives). "As man is, God once was. As God is, man can become." http://www.leaderu.com/orgs/probe/docs/mormon1.html
Mormons believe do not hold that revelation was closed with the person of Jesus Christ. They believe in a progressive revelation, as do the New Apostolic Reformation, of which Gov. Perry joined with in organizing and facilitating The Response fasting and prayer rally. And Mormons, as the NAR prophets and pastors, believe in the mandate of "taking back" America in the name of their religion. http://www.wbur.org/npr/140946482/apostolic-leader-weighs-religions-role-in-politics
The Mormons have a "white horse" prophecy of the nation being rescued by a Mormon coming to office as president and restoring the nation, with all the people apologizing and giving gratitude to the Mormons for rescuing the nation, and restoring us to our "divinely-inspired" US Consitution. The Bible teaches that the world will come under the control of a one-world leader, a one-world government (Dan. 7:23) which will be under his control for seven years (Dan. 9:27), but then the Messiah will return to set up his rightful rule, for one thousand years (Zech 14:9), before Satan is let loose again to deceive the nations (Rev. 20:7,8). Then the world will be destroyed by fire (2 Ptr. 3:7) and the great judgment, and then all things will be made new. After this, the redeemed, those who were born-again will live upon earth with God and serve the LORD and live in a paradise forevermore (Rev. 21:1, 5).
The holy Bible teaches that salvation is "by grace, through faith, and that not of yourselves. It is the gift of God, not of works, lest any man should boast" (Eph 2:8,9). The Mormon book of 2 Nephi states "for we know that it is by grace that we are saved, after all we can do." 2 Nephi 25:23 http://www.mrm.org/2-nephi-25-23. It sounds very close to what the Bible teaches, but adds a almost subtle difference, "after all we can do." That changes the whole game and puts Mormonism into the category of salvation-by-works, like every other world religion except for Christianity, which states, "it is the gift of God, not of works, lest no man should boast."
One well known so-called evangelical (or wolf in sheep's clothing) leader recently said that Mitt Romney is an "outstanding Christian." Really? Doesn't that fly in the face of what the Bible says of the elect? How could an "outstanding" evangelical leader make such an error? The apostle Paul, former murderer and persecutor of the church, wrote: "But even if we, or an angel from heaven, were to preach to you a gospel contrary to what we have preached to you, let him be anathema (eternally accursed)" Gal. 1:8.
Clearly Joseph Smith didn't have this verse in mind when the angel of light (2 Cor. 11:14) appeared to him and taught him the "true" gospel.
To determine whether some one or group is Christian, we must go to the original source that defines what being a Christian is. That is the holy Bible. Jesus taught his followers, "I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father, except through Me" (Jn 14:6). The doctor Luke tells us in Acts, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, "And there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved" (Acts 4:12).
And in fact, Mormons, and other groups I'm sure, will confess this truth also. So what sets apart the orthodox, Evangelical Christian? This is where we examine the presuppositional ideas and understanding of the parties in question.
First off, what does the Bible teach? Now the answer to this question could make up a semester long seminary course. Clearly, there is not space for this, so we will narrow the question to the most important figure, and conerstone of the Christian faith: Jesus of Nazareth (Mt. 2:23). Jesus, the Bible teaches, is the only begotten Son of the Living God (Jn. 3:16, 20:31; 1 Cor. 1:9; 1 Jn. 1:3), that he is equal, co-eternal with God the Father. (Rom 1:3-4; Rev 1:7-8, 22:13), and that He was born of the Holy Spirit (Is. 7:14; Lk. 1:35). Jesus Christ, through his death and suffering of crucifixion on the cross, would be the propitiation (atoning sacrifice) of our sins, and provide justification for the many (Ps. 22:16; Is. 53:5-11; Jn. 1:29; Mt. 26:2; Jn. 13:1). The scriptures teach, as cited above, that salvation is through faith only in his name, by grace (Eph. 2:8,9; Jn. 14:6; Acts 4:12). After the sending of the Holy Spirit, at the Jewish feast of Pentecost (instituted in Lev. 23), who inspired the apostles in the writing of the New Testament, the Bible teaches revelation was sealed, finito (Heb. 1:2).
The Mormon faith teaches that Jesus is the spiritual firstborn son of God, and spirit brother to every other human and angel (including Satan/Lucifer). Since Mormons do not believe in the Trinity as claimed by the Biblical faith, Mormonism teaches that God the Father came down and had sex with the virgin Mary to impregnate her with Jesus. It teaches that life on earth is a school or test, if you will, for the spirit children of God to attain to their own state of god-hood. Yes, the goal of Mormons is to be god, of their own planet with their own spirit children (born of their goddess wife/wives). "As man is, God once was. As God is, man can become." http://www.leaderu.com/orgs/probe/docs/mormon1.html
Mormons believe do not hold that revelation was closed with the person of Jesus Christ. They believe in a progressive revelation, as do the New Apostolic Reformation, of which Gov. Perry joined with in organizing and facilitating The Response fasting and prayer rally. And Mormons, as the NAR prophets and pastors, believe in the mandate of "taking back" America in the name of their religion. http://www.wbur.org/npr/140946482/apostolic-leader-weighs-religions-role-in-politics
The Mormons have a "white horse" prophecy of the nation being rescued by a Mormon coming to office as president and restoring the nation, with all the people apologizing and giving gratitude to the Mormons for rescuing the nation, and restoring us to our "divinely-inspired" US Consitution. The Bible teaches that the world will come under the control of a one-world leader, a one-world government (Dan. 7:23) which will be under his control for seven years (Dan. 9:27), but then the Messiah will return to set up his rightful rule, for one thousand years (Zech 14:9), before Satan is let loose again to deceive the nations (Rev. 20:7,8). Then the world will be destroyed by fire (2 Ptr. 3:7) and the great judgment, and then all things will be made new. After this, the redeemed, those who were born-again will live upon earth with God and serve the LORD and live in a paradise forevermore (Rev. 21:1, 5).
The holy Bible teaches that salvation is "by grace, through faith, and that not of yourselves. It is the gift of God, not of works, lest any man should boast" (Eph 2:8,9). The Mormon book of 2 Nephi states "for we know that it is by grace that we are saved, after all we can do." 2 Nephi 25:23 http://www.mrm.org/2-nephi-25-23. It sounds very close to what the Bible teaches, but adds a almost subtle difference, "after all we can do." That changes the whole game and puts Mormonism into the category of salvation-by-works, like every other world religion except for Christianity, which states, "it is the gift of God, not of works, lest no man should boast."
One well known so-called evangelical (or wolf in sheep's clothing) leader recently said that Mitt Romney is an "outstanding Christian." Really? Doesn't that fly in the face of what the Bible says of the elect? How could an "outstanding" evangelical leader make such an error? The apostle Paul, former murderer and persecutor of the church, wrote: "But even if we, or an angel from heaven, were to preach to you a gospel contrary to what we have preached to you, let him be anathema (eternally accursed)" Gal. 1:8.
Clearly Joseph Smith didn't have this verse in mind when the angel of light (2 Cor. 11:14) appeared to him and taught him the "true" gospel.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
NewsReal Blog » Hot Post:Sarah Palin Shows Her Feminist Stripes » Print
Suzanne Venker has an excellent post discussing the disingeniousness of Sarah Palin, and her claims of being a conservative (and for what's more, of being evangelical Christian).
In an ever-changing society, one of the things we humans can depend on is that children don’t change. They come in to this world the same way they did one hundred years ago — with the exact same set of needs. Having a parent, particularly a mommy, at home to care for them is one of them.
But don’t tell Sarah Palin that. According to her, those who believe moms should stay home with their kids are “Neanderthals” who need to “get with it” and “evolve.”
NewsReal Blog » Hot Post:Sarah Palin Shows Her Feminist Stripes » Print
In an ever-changing society, one of the things we humans can depend on is that children don’t change. They come in to this world the same way they did one hundred years ago — with the exact same set of needs. Having a parent, particularly a mommy, at home to care for them is one of them.
But don’t tell Sarah Palin that. According to her, those who believe moms should stay home with their kids are “Neanderthals” who need to “get with it” and “evolve.”
NewsReal Blog » Hot Post:Sarah Palin Shows Her Feminist Stripes » Print
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