Discontinuity of Man (eBook)

Chapter 1:

Life Under the Premise

Today’s Christian churches are teaching false doctrine on a massive scale just as Jesus told us they would. Many who attend these institutional churches (as referenced as the IC in this book) are aware that something is wrong. They see vast differences in doctrine between denominations. They see doctrines being taught differently today than in past churches. They cannot have even basic questions answered. Questions which will not be answered in church nor from any of the many online biblical commentaries for which they search for answers. They get endless amounts of hollow words and babble. Words heaped upon words with smatterings of euphemistic language about Jesus and God. Flowery speech with words with no meaning. The questions go unanswered as intended. Under the rules of tribalism, the members cannot push too far with these questions. Yes, the members of the institutional churches (IC) recognize something is very wrong, but they do not know what is wrong or to what extent they are being misled. Today’s organized institutional established church has done an enormous amount of damage to God’s Word.

Today’s institutions are not the body of Christ nor are they the invisible church or the remnant. They are “man’s” organizations. They live in man’s truth. They are the ones who say, “Lord, Lord.” It is through institutional church established doctrine that the leaders are leading the many astray. This established doctrine is the doctrine of the Laodicean church. Matthew 23 applies as much today if not more so then it did two thousand years ago.

Yes, some members in all Christian organizations belong to God. They are the body of Christ. Those who walk in faith are the body of Christ, not the structured organization itself.

We are in the end days. We are well into the end day prophecies. These prophecies are going unheeded because the leaders have led the entire planet astray. They have “tickled their ears” and have made God’s word into myths and fables. The body of Christ needs to wake up to them. Wake up to the prophecies. Today’s institutional church has become corrupted.

Jesus told us this would happen;

“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. 22 Many will say to me on that day, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name and in your name drive out demons and, in your name perform many miracles?’ 23 Then I will tell them plainly, ‘I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!’—Matthew 7:21 (NIV)

“For many will come in my name, claiming, ‘I am the Messiah,’ and will deceive many”— Matthew 24:5 (NIV)

Who was Jesus speaking about? If they came in His name, they would have to be people claiming to be teaching Christianity. If not, they would not come in His name. Who are the many coming in His name? When we see who we really are and see the correct premise of why we are even here on this planet and what our rebellion of God was, it will become apparent who Jesus was speaking about.

What does claim to “be messiah” means and who claims to be messiah? Our institutional churches have led us to believe these “many” are false men teaching against the doctrine of the church. Men who teach things leading us away from salvation or leading us away from God. Who could they be?

We know about them; Jesus gave us information about them. There are “many” of them, and they “claim to be messiah.” Assuming the common knowledge that few people have actually claimed to be Christ, and in those instances, they have been characterized as those on the fringe, crazy’s which get no credibility and no regard from those inside the institutional church nor those outside of it. Was Jesus speaking about them? The Haley’s comet prophet, Leland Jensen, made apocalyptic prophecies which never came to pass. Was that who Jesus was speaking about? Those individuals on the fringe with few followers no influence and little regard from those inside or outside of the religious community, were these the ones Jesus was referring to? Why? Men like Leland Jensen have had no influence on commonly accepted Christian doctrine. They would not seem to meet the requirement of the “many.”

What does “claiming to be messiah mean? Are there many people claiming to be the Christ? Or, does that mean something else?

To fully understand this verse, we will need to make some major shifts in our way of thinking. Beliefs will need to be challenged. Things we have been taught and believed our entire lives will need to be revisited. Everything will need to be based on the scriptures.

If we go back thousands of years and look what man has done on this planet and look at what is happening today, we will see nothing has really changed. Our human nature has not changed, and the things we do have not changed. We are still living in accordance of our nature. Nothing has changed. When we understand this, we will know who Jesus was speaking about. Many will not accept the truth. Many did not accept the testimony of Jesus.

The “claiming to be Messiah” means these men are claiming to speak for God. They tell us God “whispers” in their ears, and then they spew out doctrine which is not from God but is self-serving for their own purpose, for their own business model and to maintain their own status. They may sound like they are speaking of God’s glory, but they are not. They are glorifying themselves by speaking for God and making a profit from it. These are today’s institutional church leaders.

“. . . we do not peddle the word of God for profit. On the contrary, in Christ we speak before God with sincerity, like men sent from God.”—2 Corinthians 2:17 (NIV)

The “Many” is today’s institutional church leaders. All of today’s denominations are teaching “man’s truth.” Today’s IC lives in Isaiah 29:13. Today’s IC is leading the planet astray.

When Jesus spoke about the institutional church leaders in Matthew 23, He described them as “snakes and hypocrites.” Nothing has changed.

Those today who are saying “Lord, Lord” have proclaimed false doctrine which cannot be supported. The established Christian doctrine of today has set up paradoxes which cannot be answered. In fact, today’s leaders won’t even allow questions to be asked.

We see many examples of this “claiming to be messiah” (claiming to speak for God). A short while ago, a well know man of the church, a prolific writer, came on a very well know Christian broadcast show. He claimed he had a direct communication with God. He captured what he was given in a book. He held the book up and said, “it is in here”. If you buy my book, you will understand meaning of prophecies, you will hear what God has said. This man took the accepted narratives which have been around for generations, put a slightly different spin on them, twisted scripture to match what he was saying, then sold us his book. His writings and his words were just high-level general descriptions of some biblical passages. He falsely claimed the United States is mystery Babylon. If God had spoken to this man in this manner, his account of the prophecies would be drastically different from the established narratives. He would have put very specific meaning to scripture, of course he did not. The cable show could have potentially reached millions of people; he may have sold countless books. Cursed Above All Cattle has sold few. So, on one hand, we have a man claiming “God spoke to me” and turns around and spews out obscuration in order to sell books; on the other hand, the prophecies are spelled out in great detail but are not heard. Why? The man from the established church abides by the rules of tribalism and does not stray far from the established IC; the man with no status violated those tribalistic rules and is not heard. This man of the IC is far from alone. The “Many” stand up and say, “The Lord spoke to me,” “the Lord spoke to my heart,” “The spirit moved me,” after which they spew out statements designed for their own glory, not Gods. Those are the ones leading the many astray. Our leaders.

Ask these men of the IC questions and listen to how they answer.

Why would God allow billions of people to come into existence, knowing ahead of time the majority of which would be destined to spend eternity in Hell? He would create many doomed to eternal condemnation in order to save a few? In man’s truth, this paradox cannot be answered, indeed cannot be asked.

When this paradox is put to those who have perverted the word of God, they will say, “We don’t know the mind of God,” or “We cannot question the sovereignty of God.” Our IC leaders will tell us of a loving God, an all knowing and just Creator, and then proclaim a doctrine which tells us the opposite. The paradox does not come from God; it comes from those “claiming to be messiah” and claiming to speak for God. Today’s church has lost its way. Profoundly. We will revisit these paradoxes in the chapter where the truth about antichrist is revealed. Yes, the antichrist can now be identified. As can the question of why God has allowed the creation of all those destined for Hell.

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