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Dear Randy Kluth, I learned that the Doctrines of Hell and Free Will were false, and to some degree about the apostasy of church, from Ray Smith. Ray Smith came out of the orthodox churches just as my wife and I did. We had a brief fellowship with Ray but he died a short time later. I do...

Dear Randy Kluth, You asked: So you admit you're not doctrinally-orthodox? Do you belong to a heterodox sect of some kind? My wife and I do not attend any church nor do we fellowship with any organized groups. We haven't since the end of 2005 when we were converted. Now our fellowship is...

Dear Randy Kluth, You did not address the new scriptures I quoted nor did you answer my one direct question. Your reasoning is not scriptural and for that matter, it is not even logical. You are approaching scripture with your beliefs already in your head and you then make scripture conform to...

Dear Randy Kluth, You said: You have said the entire Church consists of "spiritual Jews." But you have not quoted a single verse that indicates that. You are arguing by concept, but not by Scriptural reference. The Bible does not say that you or I are a "spiritual Jew," unless, of course, we...

Dear Randy Kluth, I will just make a short reply but with many verses of scripture. The "flesh counts for nothing" because the "works" of the flesh cannot save a person. Only the works of Christ will save us. Also, all mankind will become spiritual Jews because Christ will save all mankind...

Dear Truth7t7, Yes, I will deny it because what I am saying is true. You are trying to fit me and my beliefs into a box so that you can discard what I teach. To believe as you do, you are missing the truth of scripture which teaches on the Pathway to Salvation. The core of this pathway is...

Dear Randy Kluth, Then you agree that only spiritual Jews will receive the promises, just as Paul said. The flesh counts for nothing. And since all mankind will become spiritual Jews, all mankind (including the physical Jews) will receive the promises. Just one other point; Daniel's...

Dear Truth7t7, I do not believe baptism should be in Jesus name just because it is taught by the Pentecostal church. I believe it because it is taught in scripture. As for the Latter Rain, the Pentecostal church and I are in complete disagreement. In fact, I spent two or three weeks...

Dear ScottA, Many say that I am "too wordy" but I do try and keep it as simple as I can. The problem is that the "church" is spiritually blind and is eating a leavened loaf of bread (Mat 13:33). As far as I am aware, there is not one doctrine of Orthodox Christianity that is true. Some have a...

Dear Mr. Nolette: You said: The vast majority of mankind is going to end up in the lake of fire- That is Gods Word and not mans. The Lake of Fire is a symbol for the judgment of Christ. It is not eternal nor is it literal fire. From that judgment, Christ will save all mankind: Isa 1:27 Zion...

I believe that a physical water baptism is a "type" for the Latter Rain of the Spirit. The water baptism does not save a person. When the water baptism is performed, scripture teaches that it is done in the name of Jesus Christ: Acts 2:38 Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized...

Dear Enoch111, Judas was of one of the 12 Apostles and he was the first "Man of Sin". Judas is also a "type" for what happens to the church. The Man of Sin represents a fallen away spiritual state when the believer is under the full influence of Satan (via the spirit of anti-Christ). At...

Dear Truth7t7, I follow no teachings from any church or group nor do I fellowship with any. You have no idea what you are saying about what I believe. Christ has laid out a pathway to salvation which all of His Elect will follow in this age. It is presented over and over again in scripture...

The Man of Sin is a believer who has the spirit of anti-Christ indwelling them. This is what caused the apostasy Paul mentioned in 2Thes 2:3. When Christ comes to a fallen believer (Man of Sin) and gives them the Latter Rain, their spiritual blindness will be healed. With these "eyes that can...

Dear covenantee, The only "early church fathers" who have any credibility are the New Testament writers. Paul said that after His departing, "wolves" would come into the church and spare none of the flock. John also re-enforced this truth by saying that the spirit of anti-Christ was coming...

Dear Covenantee, I am happy to say that I can fully agree with you on that statement. Joe

Dear Covenantee, Salvation does not occur until Christ comes to a person and pours out both the Early and Latter Rain. Jam 5:7 Be patient therefore, brethren, unto the coming of the Lord. Behold, the husbandman waiteth for the precious fruit of the earth, and hath long patience for it, until...

Dear Covenantee, I do not know the answer to your question. Just so you know, I no longer place any value in what Orthodox Christian leaders teach. I only place value in what God's Word teaches. Joe

Dear Mr. Kluth, You said: Actually, it was, I believe, completed at the 1st Coming of Christ. The prophecy ends with the accomplishment of 6 things that Christ accomplished at the Cross, and with the prophecy of the Abomination of Desolation, which destroys the city and the sanctuary (70 AD)...

Here is a quick summary of what I presented above. SUMMARY Seventy weeks of years (490 years) were ordained for Christ to put an end to sin and to bring in everlasting righteousness. After 483 literal years had passed, Christ started His ministry on earth when He was baptized by John the...