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WICKED SHEPHERDS
The Reformation has never ended. It is just beginning.
Somehow it seems that church leaders of all different stripes never connect what Jesus Christ taught with their own actions. They seem to be blind to many of the teachings of Jesus Christ, or like a serpent, they wiggle their way around His very plain and very clear teachings and example. Some even go so far as to pronounce curses upon anyone who expose their "ministry" and claim that if you speak against their false teachings, then you are of Satan.
Just one example out of many: In relation to exercising authority, Jesus said in Matthew, in Mark, and in Luke, “..Not so shall it be among you….”
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DECEPTION
How could something so plain, so clear, and obviously so true have been twisted and perverted in favor of the wild and carnal practices of “pastoral rule, control, and authority” that we see in local institutional churches today? And if that is not bad enough, to turn around and announce this as “sound bible teaching” is astounding!
With only the rarest of exceptions, none of these church leaders who teach and practice this nonsense can ever be objective when confronted with the Truth because it exposes their role as the unbiblical authority figures in an unbiblical church institution that the people look up to, and in many cases, who pay their salary, fringe benefits, and other perks.
