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From: jnhickling@ntlworld.com
"Steve Hayes" wrote in message
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On Fri, 2 Feb 2018 19:05:31 -0000, "1st Century Apostolic
Traditionalist" wrote:
>"Steve Hayes" wrote in message news:
>"1st Century Apostolic
>Traditionalist" wrote:
>>"Steve Hayes" wrote in message news:
>>"1st Century Apostolic
>>Traditionalist" wrote:
>>>>>>"4 No man that warreth *entangleth* himself with the affairs of this
>>>>>>life*
>>>
>>>>>>Which must include 'affairs of state'.....{;o;}
>>
>>>>>So is THAT the "false doctrine" you mention?
>>
>>>That's what I first stated:
>>>"A false doctrine is one that allows God's Elect to participate in the
>>>political Affairs of this life".
>>
>>>>>The 'one that allows
>>>>>God's Elect to participate in the political >"Affairs of this
>>>>>life"."'?
>
>>>And when I asked you for an example of such a "false doctrine"
>
>>I gave it to you, but you haven't seemed to have 'cottoned on'.
>
>>"A false doctrine is one that allows God's Elect to participate in the
>>political Affairs of this life".
>
>>A doctrine is a 'teaching' which the overwhelming majority of Christendom
>>allows or persuades professing Christians to partake in "Affairs of
>>this life" such as affairs of the state.
>>Thus a false teaching or a "Doctrine of men".
>And I asked you for an example of such a false doctrine, and the only
>excample you gave is this:
I just did.
"A false doctrine is one that allows God's Elect to participate in the
political Affairs of this life".
So do you involve yourself in the political affairs of this life, Steve?
A doctrine is a 'teaching' which the overwhelming majority of Christendom
allows or persuades professing Christians to partake in "Affairs of
this life" such as affairs of the state.
Thus that is the false teaching or a false "Doctrine of men".
And so.
Replacing what you snipped out in other posts.
God's Elected children will not take political office, nor will
they vote
in elections or take part in any other political activity.
They will not get involved in politics in any way.
For they know and understand that God has chosen our rulers, even though
we may not be able to understand His Divine reasons for doing so.
If we vote at an election, how do we know which political party or ruler God
has already chosen?
If we voted against the elected candidate, or government, then we shall know
we have been *voting against* the one God has chosen!
It is most unwise to vote at all, as we do not know which policies God is
introducing into a country and the reasons why He is doing so!
Thus two wrong serious errors of judgment are publically manifested before
unbelievers when professing Christians becoming involved in such forbidden
practises in the probationary Elected saints walk to the kingdom.
If you can't understand the above, what else is there to say, as your mind
is obviously closed to the important significance of St. Paul's
instruction in refraining from involving oneself in the "Affairs of this
life " which would logically also include secular political affairs, for
the reasons shown above.
Jeff...
"The holy ones have announced this so that every living creature will know
that the Most High has power over human kingdoms. He gives them to whomever
he wishes. He can place the lowest of people in charge of them"
Dan 4:17 (GW)
--
Steve Hayes
http://www.khanya.org.za/stevesig.htm
http://khanya.wordpress.com
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