September 15, 2011

• An Alert to the Xanga Christian Community

  September 14, 2011

  It is my intention to live as Jesus did and do what Jesus did while He was the earth.  One of the things that Jesus did was point out the hypocrisy of the Pharisees.  Through the Holy Spirit's gift of discernment and divine revelation, I may be exposing a fake among your midst.  You may nor may not believe me, but I am going to tell you what happened (as it was divinely revealed to me that he will hide his past under the rug -- delete his posts).  @quest4god@revelife made some comments to @TheGreatBout post on the "My Racism" post (of course, @quest4god@revelife (I do not know this person is a he or she, but I will use "he" for simplicity) already deleted his comments to the thread, but fear not, there are tags in my reply evidencing that he had commented, which you can clearly see in he post - http://thegreatbout.xanga.com/754995078/my-racism/?page=1&jump=1522729016#1522729016).  The first thing that tipped me off was he did not seem happy that a fellow Christian was being transformed by the Holy Spirit.  Not being able to see the transforming work of the Holy Spirit is one of the big signs.  Instead, he wrote about how @TheGreatBout should let the past be the past and live for the present (we should be living for Jesus, not the present, but this is a side note) (you can see for yourself what he wrote and judge for yourself.  For me, it is clear that he is concentrate on man's work and what man can do instead of how God can transform man).  Another example -- he also stated that "love and acceptance comes from us first."  Beware, folks!  He may write well about Biblical doctrine and may know the Bible well because he had been in Christian circles for a long time, but it says a lot more that he does not know that "God is love and love comes from God - that we love because God loved us first."  For a Christian, who has experienced the love of God and salvation as well as regeneration, such a statement should not have been made at all.  The fact that @quest4god@revelife could make such a comment can only mean he did not experience God's love and if he did, He has denied the love of Christ and preached a false gospel (his is gospel is a gospel of man's  efforts and not one one of letting Christ transform and shine through a person.  If this is true, this means he is accursed as Saint Paul states).  Whichever way you look at it, whether he knew or did not know, his making of such a statement really puts his claims of being a "Christian" to question.  Not to mention that he deleted his comments to the post when I pointed it out (he also attacked me by assuming things that I did not say).  Now, I ask you fellow Christian Xangans, what kind of person deletes comments to cover his tracks?  Even if you do not believe me that he is a wolf in sheep's clothing, you can agree with me that he is dishonest.

  Here are his original comments.  As you can see, he points the finger at me for not loving, but yet he does not know that love comes from God.  Would you take him seriously?

  

  I replied to him in love, telling him that he took my words out of context and conjured things out of thin air.  And, through the Spirit, prophesied that he hides things under the rug and that God exposes us to the light (I took screen shots knowing that he will do what God revealed to me he would do).

  

  He replied to me that he won't "belabor" the point as though this was an argument or debate of sorts.  TheGreatBout's post about racism was not about Jesus to him, it was about him making his point.  He stated that "[he] know[s] of no rug that would actually hide [his] past."  This is one piece of evidence that he is treating this entire exercise as a debate and argument.  Note that I tell him the truth about how God is love and how love comes from God first - I was just pointing out the truth to him.

  

  Now, he who "states that he knows of no rug that hides his past" deleted comments to hide his attacking a brother for no reason, to hide his ignoring of the Holy Spirit's work in Travis' life, and to hide his not knowing the basics - that God is love and that God first comes from God.

  In his reply to my pointing out his error, he further treats it like a debate (saying that he is not adept enough to keep from a loophole).  Being "adept" and keeping from "loophole" are debating words, not words of love and words of truth.  Brothers and sisters, he preaches the word of God here (and he is held to higher standards because of it).  The word of God is not about being "adept" or keeping from "loopholes," it is about the truth in Christ Jesus.  Then, he admits that he talking about human relationships/efforts and not God relationship/efforts.  He goes onto tell me that I should extend some grace to him like I know him.  I really do not know him other than what he posts here.  If he lies about God, I am going to point it out as is my duty.  Furthermore, God does not give grace to the proud and God exposes the darkness to the light.  His heresy is grave because it is clear that God is love and God loves us first.  Instead of being humble to the word of God and divine revelation given to me by God, he hides in the darkness.  He does not acknowledge that the statement that "Love and acceptance comes from us first" is clearly in contradiction to God's word.

  

  Furthermore, through the Spirit of God, I prophesied that he will hide it under the rug.  He wants me to extend a little grace to him.  The Bible clearly says that God does not extend grace to the arrogant.  God extends grace to the humble.  Suggesting that I allow him to hide in the darkness is contrary to the Christian lifestyle and certain communicates pride and arrogance.  We are plain before God and should be plain to everything as a outflow of our relationship with God.  Not admitting that a statement contradicts God's word and hiding it is not what a child of God does.  The Spirit of God exposes everything to the light.

  It is up to you to discern for yourselves if he is a fake or not, or merely dishonest in his dealings here on Xanga.

  Copyright 2011 by Christenstein

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