Continued From: Beware the Pseudo-Rapture Doctrine

[Walter and Deborah]

1 hour ago, George said:

@Walter and Deborah I merged all the threads into ONE thread.

I looked at William Dankenbring in a nutshell, there are some things that are bothersome.

Do he believe the idea of British Israelism @Walter and Deborah ?

Be blessed,

George

 

Hello George, For a while when I first met him, he seemed to me as that way also until I learned more, but if it is a problem here I just won't use any of his material unless I ask someone here that is in authority if possible, is that ok with you? please respond.

Love, Walter

[Mama Etna]

3 hours ago, ayin jade said:

This William Dankenbring believes the US is Ephraim. Do you also believe that? @Walter and Deborah

Dankenbring is also Non-Trinitarian.   I don't think he should be promoted on this site.  That is just my humble opinion.

[farouk]

11 minutes ago, Mama Etna said:

Dankenbring is also Non-Trinitarian.   I don't think he should be promoted on this site.  That is just my humble opinion.

Father, Son and Holy Spirit are a fundamental part of Scripture revelation....

[Mama Etna]

I won't touch the material of religious writers that have warped theology.  There's a lot of things that Dankenbring has said that are concerning.

[Mama Etna]

I will add, I will just stick with my Bible.

[Ray12614]

Well . . . I am not well versed on the timing of the rapture or catching away of the church, but this much I do know for sure according to Paul's epistles, it WILL happen just as scripture teaches . . . 

So . . . I must be ready whatever the timing. IF it is pre-tribulation, or mid trib, or pre-wrath, or end trib, I must be serving Jesus as a faithful servant.

IF I die before the rapture, I must be READY and working for the King . . . 

Anybody picking up a pattern here . . .  ? ? ? ? Regardless of When He comes . . . live each day as if it could be the day of Christs return.

Anyway . . . That is my position and my hope of seeing Jesus soon.

Grace and Peace . . . Ray . . . 

[George]

16 hours ago, Walter and Deborah said:

Hello George, For a while when I first met him, he seemed to me as that way also until I learned more, but if it is a problem here I just won't use any of his material unless I ask someone here that is in authority if possible, is that ok with you? please respond.

Love, Walter

I don't know him, and the articles I did glance over seemed questionable.  I'd prefer that you didn't. 

However, feel free to start a topic based on this topic!  There's a bunch of threads like this in the Eschatology Forum.

[Marathoner]

2 hours ago, Ray12614 said:

Well . . . I am not well versed on the timing of the rapture or catching away of the church, but this much I do know for sure according to Paul's epistles, it WILL happen just as scripture teaches . . . 

So . . . I must be ready whatever the timing. IF it is pre-tribulation, or mid trib, or pre-wrath, or end trib, I must be serving Jesus as a faithful servant.

IF I die before the rapture, I must be READY and working for the King . . . 

Anybody picking up a pattern here . . .  ? ? ? ? Regardless of When He comes . . . live each day as if it could be the day of Christs return.

Anyway . . . That is my position and my hope of seeing Jesus soon.

Grace and Peace . . . Ray . . . 

Precisely, my friend. Here's something else I have touched upon before:

Walking in the judgment of the Lord at all times. 

We are the temple of His Spirit, both individually and collectively. We know that our Father in heaven withholds nothing good from us, and we also know that we are to walk in the Spirit of God; so then, knowing these things, why would our Lord withhold His judgment from us until the age to come?

We are transformed by His Spirit from glory to glory to the image of the Son of God here and now while we endure on this earth. The Lord is well-pleased to make His judgments known to His sons and daughters... we only need ask this of Him. In this way, my Teacher revealed the liberty of the Spirit so I would understand our portion and inheritance in Christ:

The Lord does not "micro-manage" us as some are given to preaching. 
If I stray, He is faithful to be that voice behind me which says, "turn to the left" or "turn to the right."
Our Lord is gracious and generous, remembering our afflictions. He is not harsh by any means!
The Lord is pleased that we make mistakes, for this is how we learn wisdom and righteous judgment from Him here and now. That can be a hard thing for some to grab hold of. I struggled with that for a long time. 

When I was young, I asked the Lord to declare His judgment so I would know, and He was faithful to make His judgment known to me. Ah, but there came a day when His Spirit determined that I ought to walk like the man whom God fashioned me to be. His Spirit said, Declare your judgment to Me; and from my answer to our Teacher, I witnessed how I was a man who perceived things darkly. I don't know all things, and this was also pleasing to the Almighty. I was astonished when the judgment I rendered was governed by mercy in humility, mindful of my limitations as a man. This pleases the Lord greatly who desires mercy in us, not harshness. 

When we walk in the judgment of the Lord, we will not be surprised (nor dismayed) when the hour comes.  
 

Edited December 20, 2022 by Marathoner
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[Mr. M]

5 minutes ago, Marathoner said:

It would be good if I elaborate somewhat by furnishing an example of how walking in the judgment of the Lord is the same as walking in His Spirit, and how the Lord teaches us while we strive against this flesh.

Psalm 106:3 Blessed are they that keep judgment, and he that does righteousness at all times.

And this is our righteousness...

James

4:13 For judgment is without mercy to the one who has shown no mercy. 

Mercy triumphs over judgment.

3:18 Now the fruit of righteousness is sown in peace by those who make peace.

This work found in your testimony is what Paul means by "those who sow to the Spirit,

will by the Spirit reap eternal life.

 

[Mr. M]

1 hour ago, Marathoner said:

Precisely, my friend. Here's something else I have touched upon before:

Walking in the judgment of the Lord at all times. 

We are the temple of His Spirit, both individually and collectively. We know that our Father in heaven withholds nothing good from us, and we also know that we are to walk in the Spirit of God; so then, knowing these things, why would our Lord withhold His judgment from us until the age to come?

We are transformed by His Spirit from glory to glory to the image of the Son of God here and now while we endure on this earth. The Lord is well-pleased to make His judgments known to His sons and daughters... we only need ask this of Him. In this way, my Teacher revealed the liberty of the Spirit so I would understand our portion and inheritance in Christ:

The Lord does not "micro-manage" us as some are given to preaching. 
If I stray, He is faithful to be that voice behind me which says, "turn to the left" or "turn to the right."
Our Lord is gracious and generous, remembering our afflictions. He is not harsh by any means!
The Lord is pleased that we make mistakes, for this is how we learn wisdom and righteous judgment from Him here and now. That can be a hard thing for some to grab hold of. I struggled with that for a long time. 

When I was young, I asked the Lord to declare His judgment so I would know, and He was faithful to make His judgment known to me. Ah, but there came a day when His Spirit determined that I ought to walk like the man whom God fashioned me to be. His Spirit said, Declare your judgment to Me; and from my answer to our Teacher, I witnessed how I was a man who perceived things darkly. I don't know all things, and this was also pleasing to the Almighty. I was astonished when the judgment I rendered was governed by mercy in humility, mindful of my limitations as a man. This pleases the Lord greatly who desires mercy in us, not harshness. 

When we walk in the judgment of the Lord, we will not be surprised (nor dismayed) when the hour comes.  
 

The judgment of the Lord is received and defined by wisdom from above.

James 3:17 But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy to be entreated,

full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality, and without hypocrisy.