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Practically all of your posts are railings against the realities found in 1 John 1:7-9. As such, they are unbiblical; because they deny specific biblical truths.

If that is the case, then John is teaching us, in 1 John 2:27-28, that the anointing of the Lord teaches us to maintain our salvation by self-effort. But I don't think that he is doing this. Because we abide in Christ through faith. And abiding is not through self-effort.

I consider that my previous responses to all of your posts speak for themselves and back up what I am saying now.

I definitely speak with knowledge. I take the time to read through all the epistles once per week; the gospels, Acts and Revelation once/month; and a chapter a day in seven specific sections of the OT, plus two chapters a day in Proverbs and 10 chapters a day in the Psalms. This amounts to...

I have responded to your unbiblical statements all over the place..and I don't feel the need to respond to them all over again here.

That also takes more time and effort on my part, that I can be expending in other areas. Why did you quote one of the scriptures that I gave, but neglected to see the other one? It is the other scripture (Proverbs 12:23) that leads me to only reference the verse, while the one that you did...

I assure you that I take the time to study to show myself approved, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. You are not that far off-base....but I think that you could spend more time reading your Bible in order to get the full message of what Paul was...

Was I talking to you there?

Okay, since you want to force me to "print the text" concerning my rationale for my style of ministry, I will do it this one time. Pro 12:23, A prudent man concealeth knowledge: but the heart of fools proclaimeth foolishness. Pro 15:7, The lips of the wise disperse knowledge: but the heart of...

I command those words to fall to the ground, in Jesus' Name.

Who are you talking to here?

I already told you...

I have already told you my rationale for my style of ministry, you can take it or leave it. You have a responsibility to read your own Bible, also.

In reading your posts, I sometimes discern that you are off-base in some of your statements. I haven't normally addressed these things with you....because I consider you to be basically harmless. But of course, if anyone preaches salvation by works, they are preaching a false gospel. That is...

You can purchase a Bible that will even fit in your pocket for about less than $15; if you go to the right store.

Yes he does...otherwise there would be no basis for accepting what he teaches that is false. He has to say some things that are true in order to get a base of followers with Christians...it is then that any false teacher begins to preach false doctrines on top of the true in an attempt to...

If you believe that the assembly that God has called you to is a false assembly, I encourage you to pray for your pastor that he might get his head on straight. But again, it is the Bible that tells us not to forsake the assembly (in Hebrews 10:25).

@Behold, What I think you are not realizing is that in teaching some things true, yet with a spirit of condemnation against all who would oppose your unbiblical teachings, you are making the things that you say that are true look very bad; and turning people away from believing in them...

Get your Bible out and read what it says.

God is not the Holy Spirit to you? What I said was shorthand for, a prophet of the Lord prophesied that over me via the Holy Ghost. I say to you verily that the Holy Spirit is God (Acts of rhe Apostles 5:3-4).