kBOY Wrote:

> ". . . prophecies are subject to change."
> (Essentially, they cannot be counted on for
> anything.)

Didn't he say in the previous word that the prophesies are immutable? I really need to stay current.

O.K.--I just checked, and he, once again, is correct:

Matthew 24:35-36
"Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away. They are subject to change, however."
--New Current Living Word International Version

changedagain Wrote:
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> O.K.--I just checked, and he, once again,
> is correct:
>
> Matthew 24:35-36
> "Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words
> shall not pass away. They are subject to change,
> however."
> --New Current Living Word International Version


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Yeah.....the cults do luv their revisionist versions of the Bible (though I suspect they love their own authorative writings more).

I think some of these "WANNA BE CHRISTS IN THE EARTH" would thin out pretty fast if they had to undergo crucifixion as an initiation.


> Alright Cloudwatcher, ha ha doing your thing,
> taking a shot at it.
>
> John Robert Stevens, "The Right to Become,"THIS
> WEEK Jan 16, 1977:
>
> The Lord puts you through a process that will
> bring you into sonship, into deity. (What
> about,"You shall have no other gods before me,"
> the 10 Commandments?) Do not be passive
> in the process. (John, it's not the 10
> Suggestions.) Assume the deity that God
> wants his people to have... (Oh my, we're in
> Margaritaville.) God becoming man means
> nothing unless we become God. (Shut the front
> door.)
>

WHOOPS! "The Grief of Losing God"

[www.garyandmarilynhargrave.com]
Feb. 6, 2016

"Idols represent anything in our lives (worshipping the cult of personality) that we have used as a substitute for what God wants to be to us—and He wants to be everything to us. We repent of our idolatry (worshipping the cult of personality) , and we begin to destroy (but not really) the idols that we have created."

(This word is not meant to be taken literally--or at all, for that matter.)

"The Mindset of a Cult Leader" @ [letusreason.org]

I'm pretty sure we got that one covered.

I predict that as Hargrave finally gets out of the picture, and if he doesn't somehow get all the assets liquidated and in his bank account, if there is a church left after he finally leaves, I predict that it will evolve more and more into a typical on half the corners in America Charismatic church. That's pretty much all it was all along, except for the hype the leaders put out about them being THE THING GOD IS DOING IN THE WORLD.

Of course there will be a picture of JRS and Gary And Marilyn on the wall, I guess she will be stuck in the middle of the two, and there will be stories about how they walked on water, and walked through walls, but eventually somebody will walk by and say "who are those guys? Then eventually they will remodel and those pictures will be thrown in the trash, they will probably stop listening to the John tapes and that Kingdom message that was so important to preserve for posterity, well, posterity wil have to do without the John tapes, because they will just turn to dust and nobody is going to hear them. That way, they won't be challenged, they will avoid the persecution they were always so afraid of.

That's my prediction.

My image in the crystal ball is murky--ask again later; but yes a change in perspective is in order and families should be together.

Will TLWF become a church without boundaries? Associating, accepting, regarding as equal and understanding as relevant the differing aspects of God manifested in each individual on planet Earth? Instead of thinking about ruling and reigning, will they settle for being a team member among the billions? I suppose this type of miracle could happen!