Embracing the God-given Ministry of False Prophets - Feedback

SUBMIT YOUR FEEDBACK

We would like to post your feedback, but please keep your feedback short and clean. All feedback will be reviewed before it is posted. We encourage healthy debating but will not accept feedback with personal attacks. Commenting on a person's public statements, actions and writings is not considered a personal attack. Please limit your feedback to less than 750 words. Comments written in ALL CAPS will not be posted.

All fields are required. Your age and state will be posted on the site, but your personal information will NOT. If you would like your name to be posted with your feedback, you must include it in your feedback text.

Return to Article

First Name:	Last Name:	Email Address:

Age:	City:	State:	or Country:

Feedback Title:

Your Feedback:

Save my information for next time.

By entering your email address, you agree to join the Worldview Weekend email alert system.

READER FEEDBACK

Re: Embracing the God-given Ministry of False Prophets

Posted On: 07/21/06 09:50:44 AM

Age 57, UK

This is an interesting approach to the role of the false prophet and I tend to agree with it. However, I don't think a false prophet is raised up for the purposes of him being saved - that might be a mistaken believer who can be corrected or even an unbeliever yet to be saved. But the way I read Galatians 1.9 "As we have said before, so now I say again, if anyone preaches any other gospel to you than what you have received, let him be accursed" the false prophet is as accursed as the Pharisees. But it has helped me to see false prophets as a filter and encourages me that, although surrounded by apostate "churches" here in the UK, our little band has been brought together as a result of the activities of false prophets (not that we should thank them. Yes its a good way to look at it. Thanks

PAGE: