The apostasy and the Days of Lot are upon us. As prophesied by Jesus Christ Himself.
Do NO harm, Christians, but reject this Godless Reprobate Agenda. (For the thread)
Posted on 06/04/2024 9:05:50 PM PDT by Morgana
Paul’s warning in Galatians 6:7 is crystal clear: “Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows.” This isn’t just a gentle reminder, it’s a dire warning. If you think you can twist God’s Word and pervert His worship to fit your agenda, you’re sadly mistaken. God’s standards of holiness and righteousness are non-negotiable. Trying to reshape His eternal truths to fit today’s perverted agenda…that’s outright rebellion against His sovereign authority.
Jesus also warned about those who honor Him “with their lips” but their hearts are far from Him. Yet, these people don’t even honor Him with their lips—they openly blaspheme Him with every fibre of their being, mocking Him, and using His name to promote what He hates.
God warned in Isaiah 5:20: “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness.” This is exactly what’s happening when these fake churches take hymns that once celebrated God’s redemptive work and turn them into anthems celebrating sin. Here, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Charleston rewrites the words to “Come Now Fount of Every Blessing” and replaces the lyrics with the following (see clip at bottom):
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Yeppers
It is an open-air, in-the-streets rebellion against Almighty God and His Messiah Jesus Christ.
Shocking, but pretty much just like Genesis chapter 19.
Wow
It’s only been two months since that abomination?
Seems like 6 months ago
Or I guess two months since your post
Do they mean, “Come, THOU Fount of Every Blessing”?
A lot of “normal” denominations are re-writing lyrics to make them more new-agey. For this hymn, I’m seeing them remove, “Here I raise my Ebenezer” and replacing it with something else. Disappointing and annoying.
A Baptist church in town has changed the lyrics of “How Great Thou Art”, THROUGHOUT the song. It’s now “How Great You Are”.
That’s my favorite verse of the hymn.
Thank you!!!
Their reference to “children” in the 3rd verse kind of rings hollow considering they celebrate slaughtering them in the womb, and sexually mutilating them as adolescent children.
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