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NASB | Matthew 16:6 And Jesus said to them, "Watch out and beware of the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees." |
AMPLIFIED 2015 | Matthew 16:6 Jesus said to them, "Watch out and be on your guard against the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees." |
Subject: Knocked out by holy spirit |
Bible Note: Elijah_Jones Every major WOF teacher I can think of has said it wrong to pray God's will be done. I can furnish quotes but you can read them for yourself in the Book called Christianity in Crisis. The WOF premise is that God has to do our beck n call. Yes God did make us promises but with the exception of salvation the rest are done in God's timing, according to His glory and purpose. God never said he had to heal anyone. God never said he had to make someone rich. God never said he had to fix the situation we got ourselves into. However God does do these things but He does it to teach us lessons, to refine us, to bring Glory to His name, to accomplish His purpose. The fact you quote Neil Anderson tells me you do not have discernment operating in your life. He has a demon hidding behind every bush and blames most of our human fleshly lust on demons. He misses one very important point. Our flesh is the problem not some demon. Yes I beleive in Demons and yes they cause problems, but 99 percent of what happens on this earth is not the work of a Demons but the work of unrestrained flesh. Enough said about Neil. WOF has to place the gult somewhere if their formula does not work. Obviously they or their formula can't be wrong so the problem has to be your faith or your unconfessed sin. They have defined what God HAS to do so if it doesn't happen the problem has to be yours. What I'm saying is God is sovereign, He does as he pleases as it serves His purpose. We must trust God when he says He will make all things (even sickness and death) work to the good of those that love Him and are called to His purpose. EdB |