Davy
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I couldn't watch all of the video ... I found that laughing very disturbing, and I cannot see it in the Bible.
Paul taught that church services should be carried out decently and in order.
Concerning the "great signs and wonders and miracle" at the end time, we are told: "do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, for many false prophets have gone out into the world." (1 John 4:1)
We can test the spirits by using the Bible to discern whether the experiences are from God or Satan.
Those manifestations are of the same type as in Eastern religions, so if those are proof of The Holy Spirit per Christian theology, then what are they doing manifesting in Eastern religions as a Kundalini spirit?
Yet as we can see, those believers on Jesus Christ are fully accepting that those manifestations are proof of having received The Holy Spirit, even though they are grossly deceived. And this movement has been growing all over the world since the 1990's. Rodney Howard Brown even laid hands on President Trump.
If that is what those congregations are doing now, how will it be when the false-Messiah shows up in Jerusalem working the prophesied "great signs and wonders" that Lord Jesus warned us about in His Olivet discourse? Apostle Paul said that false-Messiah will exalt himself as God, and over that is called God, or that is worshiped. And he said God is sending this "strong delusion" upon those who received not the love of the Truth.
So if one thinks what is happening today in those churches is mysterious, then wait until the false-Messiah arrives and proclaims himself as The Christ with miracles to prove it. Most brethren are wrongly being taught the coming false-Messiah/Antichrist is going to work evil in plain sight, but that is not what God's written Word shows. He will be exalted peaceably as king of Israel in Jerusalem, mimicking Christ, or whatever Messiah one's religion believes in. This is why Revelation 13:4-8 says the whole world will worship that coming false-Messiah ("dragon"), except for those whose names are written in the book of life.