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To: Lakeshark; Gamecock
I heard this many years ago at the church I attended then .. can not remember the name of the tape.. She comment that she is wife , mother and teacher and that is like the trinity.

It hit me because I had used a similar analogy once.. only to find out that was modalism and a heresy Pastors should listen to every take before they use it as a teaching tool

51 posted on 01/14/2015 11:15:17 AM PST by RnMomof7 (Ga 4:16)
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To: RnMomof7; Lakeshark

That is clearly modalism.


53 posted on 01/14/2015 11:37:03 AM PST by Gamecock (Joel Osteen is a preacher of the Gospel like Colonel Sanders is an Army officer.)
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To: RnMomof7

I’ve spent 100’s of hours studying Beth Moore’s teaching and I have found that she does indeed teach modalism. I had been trying to convince our pastor that we should not use her studies. I was listening to a Bible study video and noticed that some of her statements sounded suspiciously nontrinitarian. So I did lots of reading about Oneness doctrine (from their camp and ours) to see how it is expressed by their scholars and what scripture they use to advance it. Beth Moore was very intentionally teaching Oneness doctrine in the video. She was saying that the Son is “God Himself” and other Oneness ideas from the Messianic texts of Isaiah. She was also teaching that our healing is guaranteed by the atonement—but only spoke of physical and emotional healing, not spiritual healing. This is WOF theology as well as Pentecostal. It is the ‘health’ portion of the health and wealth gospel. She teaches quite a bit of WOF theology in various places as well. I also found a Life Today TV video where she was teaching Oneness (nontrinitarian) theology. I sent the evidence to my pastor just recently and he CC’ed the entire staff, elders and ministry team, officially disallowing Beth Moore materials to be used. I met with quite a bit of resistance from various people (church leaders) before finally getting to this point. Demons don’t like it when their doctrine is exposed and squashed, but its sometimes surprising to see who the resistance comes from.


71 posted on 10/30/2015 10:57:10 PM PDT by SusanS
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