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What do False Prophets Do?
Moses issued this warning: “If there arise among you a prophet, or a dreamer of dreams, and giveth thee a sign or a wonder, and the sign or the wonder come to pass.” Then Moses delivered the discerning moment. If along with the sign and the wonder that they perform, if they also say, “Let […]
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False Prophets Confuse Believers
Some imagine that false prophets would appear occasionally—a few “kooks” and “nuts” with emotional instabilities. In that case, you might just dismiss them easily. However, Christ warned that many would come. The condition of today’s Church not only verifies their presence but their prevalence. Many false teachers and leaders confuse believers and lead them astray. […]
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Warning about False Prophets
Jesus warned that false prophets would arise who would perform great signs and wonders. What does Jesus mean by this description? The word “great” holds two meanings. One of them describes quality, like a great meal, tasteful as well as healthful. It also means quantity, abundance. Thus, a great meal can include the quality of […]
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False Prophets are Dangerous
False prophets are dangerous to the helpless and gullible. For centuries, they have fooled multitudes to follow their errors. No one can calculate the damage false prophets have inflicted upon not just Christians but also non-Christians. The Bible records their presence and popularity even though it provides ample warnings against them. Jesus issued prominent warnings […]
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Denying Your Beliefs
God does not want His people to mask their beliefs. He takes insult when a Christian denies Him in front of others. In Matthew 10:33, it is written: “But whoever denies me before men, I also will deny before my Father who is in heaven.” 1 John 2:22 states: “Who is the liar but he […]
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Casual Promises
A person who says “yes” or “no” within the context of a promise, yet does not really mean these words is being deceitful. Leading others to believe that you are committed to your promise, when in fact you are not, is a form of lying. This lie becomes consolidated the moment the promise is broken. […]
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