Allan

I have to agree with you. When a Christian is born again he is thereafter led by the Holy Spirit and is taught, councelled, guided, etc, by the Holy Spirit. We do need fellowship indeed. But it’s not a ‘church’. If 2 or more are gathered in His name He will be there.

Welcome to visit my Site.
Allan Svensson, Sweden
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/INDEX.HTM

The great falling away

People think any revival is not coming. They refer to
2 Thess. 2:3 and tell about that a great falling away shall
come. But this falling away has taken place a very long time
ago. The entire Christendom was lead astray by false
shepherds and preachers, which preached false doctrines.
Since then, God’s people have been slaves under many
churches and denominations. And the great falling away is
still today continuing. The great falling away is NOW!

Waiting for the great falling away is not needed. It began a
very long time ago. The topical are now the restoration of the
Assembly of God from the great falling away. Acts 3:21.
Revival is just this, all God’s people must be released from
the great Babylon.

In the time of the apostles any church did not exist, and therefore
the word “church” occurs not at all in the Bible. Everywhere in
your English Bible where you see the word “church”, it is a
translation error, it ought to be “assembly”. Jesus did not build
any church.

I have five Bible translations in Swedish, (the oldest from 1703,
translated from the same original bible text as KJV). Nowhere in
these Bibles we can find the word “church” (kyrka). Nowhere in
the Bible we can find any hint of that the Assembly of God is
constituted of church systems and many religious organizations.

It is at least two Bible translations in English without the word
‘church’, (WEB) and (KJ3). Perhaps there are more such
translations, I do not know.

The Assembly of God is no Pentecostal church. Please, consider
what this expression “the Assembly of God” in the reality implies.
The Assembly of God must be the same as the Greek word
“ekklesia”, and the Body of Christ. 1 Cor. 12:12-31.

Then it is easy to understand that this has nothing to do with the
Pentecostal Movement. Pentecostal churches have existed about
100 years, but the Assembly of God has existed ever since Jesus
baptized his first disciples by the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit
gave them the new life in Christ so that they became born anew.
Then the Assembly of God was born. Since then, the Assembly
of God has lived here on the earth generation after generation.

The establishment of the first church took place in connection with
the great falling away. 2 Thess. 2:3. Since then, God’s people have
lived in slavery under Satan’s false doctrine about the Assembly of
God. We cannot use the word ‘church’ when we mean the Assembly
of God. Still to day, most Christians cannot see the difference between
the Assembly of God and the Church of Satan.

All churches have come into existence through religious fornication.
People have mixed God’s word with false doctrines of evil spirits,
and so new churches appear.

In the free churches the world around
there are thousands of preachers
and bible teachers, but none can explain
what the Assembly of God is
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/EXPLAIN.HTM#thousands

The condition of the Assembly of God
is now much worse than in the assemblies
in Ephesus, Sardis and Laodicea
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/SARDIS.HTM#condition

The scope and effects of the whole interlinked dominionism/emergent church has reached proportions beyond our wildest imaginings. The influence which true believers can exert on this monstrous machine will no longer have any effect without the clear intervention of our Lord. There are no means left at the disposal of the Church with which we can hold back the tide of satan’s enormous attack. It is now clearly evident to what extent we are totally dependent on the grace of GOD. The great falling away is becoming more and more evident by the hour.

I found this article below also on Dominionism.

Dominionism and the Rise of Christian Imperialism

There are two other dominionist sects within evangelicalism that have escaped in-depth scrutiny from the Left. These dominionists have been able to function virtually incognito for several reasons: 1) They have been deeply embedded within the evangelical subculture; 2) They cloaked their dominionism with new terminologies and doctrines over a period of thirty years; and 3) They figured out how to package dominionism using sophisticated mass marketing techniques. Also noteworthy: these two other dominionist camps have been operating in a dialectical fashion – while one group appealed to the TBN charismatics with all of its emotional excesses, the other group carefully managed its more intellectual public image to conform to traditional evangelical standards.

Link – http://www.discernment-ministries.org/ChristianImperialism.htm

Blessings

Pete

Maybe not fish or camels…………… LOL

What a great twist of scripture.

Man has always had dominion over the earth but it is fallen man. Do we see fish or camels elected to the E.U?
God bless
Pete

By proclaiming their kingdom vision they give people false hope of better times ahead, leave them ill-prepared on what is to come, and generally weaken their resistance against evil powers.

Disagree. It is worse than that. The church’s goal is to disarm and subdue Christians.