The False Anointed Prophets and False Teachers
Apostle Peter warns us in 2 Peter 2 V 1-3: “But there were also
false prophets among the people, even as there will be false teachers among
you, who will secretly bring in destructive heresies, even denying the Lord who
bought them, and bring on themselves swift destruction. And many will follow
their destructive ways, because of whom the way of truth will be blasphemed. By
covetousness they will exploit you with deceptive words; for a long time their
judgment has not been idle, and their destruction does not slumber.”
They will deny the
Lord who died for them by presenting a different view of the gospel. The focus
is not on the cross for salvation. Many will follow their path to destruction.
The way of truth is blasphemed because of their actions, the cause of Christ is
discredited, and truth is cast down and “There will also be false teachers
among you.” false teachers can be very effective communicators, they can have a
personal magnetism. They use smooth and flattering speech to bring you into
their bondage, They present their teaching cleverly, very smoothly.
Its amazing that false teachers are not rejected for their
distorted teachings but are actually embraced. Support is not lacking for these
men, but is overwhelming. But all this does is give them confidence that they
are right and puffs them up further for future revelations of the Spirit. (We
have heaped up teachers for ourselves in the last days). They come to us in “sheep's
clothing” and appearing harmless. We're not talking about the cults, we're
talking about those who rise from within the Church and promote false doctrine.
If we are not paying attention we can be deceived and turned away from our
purity and devotion to Jesus Christ.
By covetousness they exploit people deceiving them. They
make people want things of the world, promoting the lust of the eyes and the
flesh and the pride of life. Money is always a part of their message. They
justify their own worldly ways by having others do the same.False teachers do what the devil did with the scripture when
he quoted it to Jesus. They quote true things and lift them out of their
context. Their is always a curve or twist in the pitch. They promise a quick
fix for the emergencies of life when God works with the person slowly to get
his purposes done. Discounting an intervention of a miracle from his hands, God
is teaching us patience endurance and certainly godly knowledge as he walks us
through this life of trials.
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