I will always defend righteousness in any form....as I learned from God. God is more merciful than men on the one hand...and much harder than men on the other. The fear of the Lord makes sure we don't get that mixed up.
I preach the fear of the Lord and righteousness. People who are opposed to God and His ways preach BELIEFS and call that faith.
But we show our faith by obedience. It takes faith to fear the Lord. The reason why modern believers don't fear the Lord is because they have no faith. No, they have beliefs ABOUT Jesus and what they think He can do for them. Lip service.
How can I even speak of the New Covenant among such lawless people? There is no point in trying to enter a kingdom that a person is not qualified for. How can we speak of the kind of surrender it takes to be noticed by God? How can I speak of the faith that is required to be translated into God's presence to walk in the Spirit WHERE Jesus is?
But these things are either beneath the modern religionists or else so far above him that no attention is made. Instead these follow a religion that is tailor made just for them...because it was made for them as they are, carnal to the extreme. Did God make it? Yes, but not for the purpose that people think. God has chosen the delusion that will snare those who hate the truth...who hate His ways.
Let the hostility of the unbelievers be on me. It's all benefit to me.
You keep wrapping your doctrine in words like righteousness, surrender, obedience, and the fear of God, but none of that excuses teaching what God has not said. A lie does not become truth because it is spoken with religious confidence.
Paul did not tolerate men like you who corrupted the gospel. He said, “If any man preach any other gospel unto you than that ye have received, let him be accursed” (Galatians 1:9). That is not gentle language, because false teaching about salvation is not a small matter.
You speak of people needing to be “qualified” for the kingdom, of surrender that causes a person to be “noticed by God,” and of being “translated into God’s presence” to walk where Jesus is.
Show it from Scripture.
Not your system. Not your spiritual language. Not your private framework. Show the text.
Scripture says believers are “made meet to be partakers of the inheritance of the saints in light” by the Father (Colossians 1:12). Scripture says, “being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ” (Romans 5:1). Scripture says, “There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus” (Romans 8:1). You do not get to add another spiritual qualification to what God has already declared.
And stop hiding behind accusations against the people challenging you. Calling people lawless, unbelieving, blind, carnal, or religious does not prove one word of your doctrine.
False teachers have always done this. So what you're doing is not anything new. When they cannot establish their teaching from the Word, they attack the people exposing it.
Look at the warning Scripture gives. Peter said false teachers would bring in “damnable heresies” and that “their damnation slumbereth not” (2 Peter 2:1, 3). Jude says certain men were “before of old ordained to this condemnation” and describes them as “wandering stars, to whom is reserved the
blackness of darkness for ever” (Jude 4, 13).
That is where this road leads when a man persists in teaching what God has not said and refuses correction from the Word.
False teachers have come and gone for centuries. Their names, movements, secret revelations, higher teachings, and spiritual systems all eventually disappear. God’s Word remains. Those who corrupted His truth did not win by sounding spiritual.
They only stored up judgment for themselves.
So enough with the fog. Put your doctrine under the light of Scripture. If God taught it, prove it. If you cannot prove it, stop teaching it and repent.