Posted on 01/27/2015 9:03:53 AM PST by Salvation
HAVE you heard that there is a new version of our Bible? But this version is unlike any prior version of God’s Word. This sinister new version has all references to Israel removed.
T his new version blatantly changes God’s Word. Any mention of Israel – gone. Any mention of Jesus being a Jew – gone. The movement which has brought the world a NEW bible, is called Palestinian Liberation Theology. At its heart is hatred for the Jewish people and for Israel. Of course, keeping in line with this hatred, the leaders of this satanic movement have changed Jesus (Yeshua) from being Jewish to being a Palestinian Arab.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Palestinian and Sabeel Liberation Theology groups have partnered with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) as their main support for this satanic doctrine. And no wonder, the Presbyterian Church in recent years has become rabidly anti-Israel and ferociously pro-LGBT. The name of “Israel” occurs 2566 times in 2,294 verses in the Bible.
The Jewishness of Jesus is clearly documented in the Word of God – His Jewish lineage is recorded in the books of Matthew and Luke. But remember, the leaders and teachers of the PLT are reading from a new source – their own bible, hence they have made for themselves a new Jesus.
“And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish; because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved. And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie: That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness.” 2 Thessalonians 2:10-12 (KJV)
An Arab Palestinian Anglican priest is at the forefront of this very evil and satanic movement. I wonder, does he really believe this nonsense, or is it in his desperation to bring the Palestinian people into the spotlight, while cursing Israel as the little Satan? Maybe a little of both, but he is definitely a casualty to the Strong Delusion spoken of in God’s Word.
“However, something new does crop up when someone like the Reverend Dr. Naim Stifan Ateek attempts to revise history. Dr. Ateek is an Arab Palestinian Anglican priest and the founder of Sabeel International Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center in Jerusalem. He has rewritten the whole story book in the same manner that Catholic, Anglican and Reformed theologies have claimed that the Christian Church is “The New Israel” also called “The Israel of God.” Rewriting history and inventing theology is a popular vocation. Revisionist historians take liberties with facts until they cease to have meaning. Prime examples are the Holocaust denial polemics or current trends to rewrite American history texts.
Ateek has an axe to grind; he needs to advance his Palestinian agenda by displacing Israel. In an effort to push his version of Christian dogma, he rewrites the Bible and fabricates a formidable sounding contemporary social justice ideology. His personal fish story is born fully formed from the caverns of his own vivid imagination. If it weren’t so dangerous, it would be ludicrous.” [1] source
Another name for this movement is Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology.
“Sabeel (Arabic ‘the way’ and also ‘a channel’ or ‘spring’) Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center is a Christian liberation theology organization based in Jerusalem. It was founded by Palestinian Anglican priest, Rev. Naim Ateek, the former Canon of St. George’s Cathedral in Jerusalem. An official partner of the Presbyterian Church USA, Sabeel has Friends of Sabeel chapters in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Ireland, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Australia.” source
Should it really surprise us that the Presbyterian church is a partner in this? I’m not surprised at all. The other mainline churches who have jumped on this heretical bandwagon are: Episcopalian, Methodist, Lutheran and even some Evangelical churches in the U.S. have followed suit. I wonder when the Vatican will thrown in their hat?
Brethren, these things sound and indeed are so incredibly evil. But as followers of Yeshua, we should be rejoicing! YES, REJOICE!
God’s Prophetic Word is being fulfilled at breakneck speed! That means that we are close to His Glorious appearing, to take us away from this horrid place! Hallelujah!!
“And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.” Romans 8:28 (KJV)
Mostly the Apostle Paul
Thanks for the article. I’ll read it when I have a chance and see what he has to say.
Chuck Missler is a good teacher and we have found a couple of teachers we keep up with. As I tell my students, drink the soup but spit out the bones. One very relevant, weekly prophecy update we enjoy is Pastor J.D. Farag out of Hawaii Calvary Chapel. He takes Scripture and applies it to today’s Headlines...very relevant.
Now if you want hard core teaching try http://www.thepropheticscroll.org/ Again drink the soup/spit out the bones
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well.....IF you find a new church that seems pretty good for you.......and IF it does go bad sometime in the future...
well, quite frankly you will then decide whether to stay and fight..... or quit and move along to a better, third church.
just the way things are. but suppose your new church stays good? or suppose it stays good for a few years anyway, before going sour? You’ll be way ahead!
“nothing ventured, nothing gained...”
At any event, it makes perfectly good sense you quit the PCUSA. What an awful U-turn that church took...you could very well say... it was on a pretty good path to Heaven and then went 180 degrees staight for Hell.
Several churches have gone soft, liberal..without adding in all the hateful IslamoNazi krap like PCUSA
for what its worth, there are a number of Baptist=type churches that are somewhat Calvinist in their perspectives, and many are mostly local outfits, not controlled by a centralized hierarchy, or at least not beholden to one... (this is a common trait in Baptist circles, relatively autonomous or independent local churches, plus or minus...). Nazarenes the last time I looked seemed pretty staight-up in their prayers, too. And there are many more possibilities Roman Catholic is of course hierarcial.. and has a number of distinctives that may or may not be agreeable to you... but anyway the central idea is usually still pretty much there, IMHO. It will depend entirely on where you feel the most comfortable that you are both welcomed and in a basically sound church, and it won’t matter one whit what I might think from afar, so I will shut up ...
but it is just something I would want to do ...eventually anyway..find a reasonably-compatible new church to attend at least some of the time...
and they ARE out there!
Go for it!
Best,
fhc
indeed. I have left a couple congregations when they started to pursue a big expensive building fund campaign.
i wish them well, I just don’t want to invest a ton of money in a fancy building... a church is the parishioners, not just a glorious pile of bricks
anyway just my thoughts,
and it sounds like you’re doing pretty well there!!
keep it up,
Best,
fhc
“History is written by men who have hanged heroes...”
Thanks.
BirthWRONG!!!
I wouldn’t have thought of Dispensationalism as being a very Catholic doctrine especially Jesuit sourced.
No ... not at all Catholic. The main thing is that Catholic doctrine is along the lines of “Replacement Theology” (Supersessionism) which basically says that Israel has forfeited all the promises of God (to Israel) and that the “church” has now inherited all those promises. And that Israel is no longer prophetically significant in prophecy (in other words, God is finished with Israel).
On the other hand, Dispensationalism teaches that all the promises of God to Israel will be fulfilled and not one promise will go by the wayside. And it teaches that Israel is not only prophetically significant, but it is KEY to the future as announced by God. Also, what goes along with that is that the “church” and “Israel” are distinct and separate from one another and that one must know when the Bible is speaking to the church and when it is speaking to Israel.
Catholic doctrine is extremely AGAINST ISRAEL while Dispensationalism is extremely FOR ISRAEL. The two teachings are the OPPOSITE of one another.
However, it is all part of what the Bible says is going to happen. So while it is “trouble” ... it is the trouble that was foretold by God that would happen. AND ... this is yet another indication of the closeness of Jesus’ return to set up his one-world government upon this earth!
When the PCUSA ordained women, the changed the text of 1 Tim 3 to remove “husband of one wife” in favor of “married once”.
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