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The internet allows reinterpretation of sacred texts, leading to misleading claims about figures like Jesus and Elijah. Such reinterpretations distort scripture's historical meanings, posing risks of spiritual manipulation. True leadership promotes discernment over blind loyalty, focusing on biblical integrity rather than personal agendas or fear-based narratives. Protecting the message is essential.
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The internet allows reinterpretation of sacred texts, leading to misleading claims about figures like Jesus and Elijah. Such reinterpretations distort scripture's historical meanings, posing risks of spiritual manipulation. True leadership promotes discernment over blind loyalty, focusing on biblical integrity rather than personal agendas or fear-based narratives. Protecting the message is essential.
The Righteousness of a Few Cannot Save a Nation! (Ezekiel 13-14)
Today’s Scripture reading is Ezekiel 13-14. In chapter 13, Ezekiel focused on false prophets when the LORD commanded him to “prophesy against the prophets of Israel that prophesy” (Ezekiel 13:2). Through His prophet, the LORD warned the false prophets, “Behold, I am against you” (Ezekiel 13:8). Ezekiel 14 focused on those living in Babylon during the captivity. We read that “certain of the elders of Israel” came to the prophet and hypocritically proposed they were coming to seek a word from the LORD. Rather than entertain the elders’ hypocrisy, Ezekiel called them to repent of their idolatry.
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The Day Is Approaching When Scoffers Will Be Silenced (Ezekiel 12)
Today’s Scripture reading is Ezekiel 12. After Ezekiel witnessed visions warning that God's judgment was imminent (Ezekiel 11:21), the prophet began to tell the people all the LORD had shown him about Jerusalem's fate (Ezekiel 11:25). In Ezekiel 12, the prophet warned that the day was approaching when the LORD's righteous anger would be expressed in His judgment.
The Comfort of False Hope
Jeremiah 29:20–24 and the Voices We Choose to Hear When we read Book of Jeremiah 29:20–24, we are not just reading about ancient history. We are reading about human nature. God condemns prophets who claimed to speak in His name but were leading His people in the wrong direction. To understand what they were saying, we look at the surrounding chapters. In Book of Jeremiah 28:2–4, Hananiah…
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The Prophets of Deception
Posted Nov 22 2025
Antichrist 45 | Brother Paul's channel
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Here are just a few of the Prosperity Gospel and NAR preachers who are helping to deceive Christians. Some of these people claim to be prophets, while others do not, but they are all deceivers.
“False Prophets and the Will of Man”
Scripture says, “Prophecy never had its origin in the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were moved by the Holy Spirit” (2 Peter 1:21). Yet today many voices—whether NAR apostles, nationalist preachers, or power-hungry movements—speak their own will and call it the word of the Lord. They twist prophecy into politics, trade revelation for influence, and preach a gospel of control instead of the cross.
Peter warned, “There will be false teachers among you… in their greed they will exploit you with fabricated stories.” (2 Peter 2:1-3). True prophecy exalts Christ; false prophecy exalts men. When we replace humility with pride and prayer with power, we lose the Spirit’s voice. Return to the Word, not the will of man. Only then will the Church shine with the truth of Jesus—not the noise of nationalism.
The Rise of the Authentic Church
Over the span of more than fifty-three years in my walk with Jesus, I have encountered the harsh reality of the man-made religious institution often referred to as the “church.” The weight of leadership’s harshness, coupled with a legalistic and authoritarian system—often stricter and more binding than the very law of Moses—became a constant source of negativity in my journey. I am not proud of everything I did along the way. Yet, I can say with honesty that entire books could be written about the many missed opportunities people had to reflect Jesus to me.
Today, I can look back and give glory to my heavenly Father for carrying me through it all. He has brought me to the place where I have learned to be the best reflection of Christ I can be to those around me. People are hurting, broken, and dying. What they need most is someone who will love them, someone who will be an extension of Jesus in their lives.
The pious attitude of organizational leadership is far removed from this need. What is required is a genuine encounter with Christ. The entire system must experience the revolution of the Kingdom of God—a revolution that restores all things to God’s intended purpose. The time has come to lay aside the status quo. The true Church—the real, authentic Body of Christ—must rise in the days we are living. The world is desperately searching for truth, yet remains blinded, while organizational leadership has done little to bring about this change.
As Paul writes: “But, speaking the truth in love, may grow up in all things into Him who is the head—Christ—from whom the whole body, joined and knit together by what every joint supplies, according to the effective working by which every part does its share, causes growth of the body for the edifying of itself in love” (Ephesians 4:15–16, NKJV).
This is the vision the world needs to see—the Body of Christ, alive, united, and functioning in love. Not bound by man-made traditions or structures, but empowered by the Spirit of God to reveal Jesus to a desperate generation. For creation itself is longing for this reality. “For the earnest expectation of the creation eagerly waits for the revealing of the sons of God” (Romans 8:19, NKJV). The cry of the earth and the groaning of humanity will only be answered when the true sons and daughters rise to manifest Christ in every sphere of life.
The counterfeit will always fail, but the authentic Church will endure. Christ’s Body will not only survive; it will shine with His glory until the whole world knows there is a Savior who redeems, restores, and reigns forever.
I encourage you to set aside your agenda and seek the heart of God until the revelation of His Kingdom manifests on this earth as it is in heaven. Let every ambition, every self-made plan, and every religious structure give way to the perfect will of the Father. Now is the time to align with Christ, to allow His Spirit to shape us into living testimonies of His grace and truth. The world does not need more systems—it needs Jesus. And we, His Body, are called to reveal Him.
“Your kingdom come. Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven” (Matthew 6:10, NKJV).
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