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to Cause as Many
Christians as Possible to Depart From the Faith Once Delivered Unto the Saints?
That's fairly easy. First I would have
my servants (false teachers) convince them that it is
impossible to ever depart from the faith. Secondly, I would do my utmost to get
them to do what the Bible teaches will cause them to depart from
the faith:
give heed to my seducing spirits and doctrines of devils. 1Tim. 4:1
Because they
have already dismissed the Bible truth that they are capable of departing from the faith, this
gives me a perfect lying foundation to enact my plan of spiritual seduction
against them.
You see, I want Christians
to give heed to my seducing spirits and devilish doctrines while believing that
no matter what happens, or what sins they partake of, they cannot depart from the faith.
This is a sure recipe for success. See Ephesians 5:1-7
The tricky part is formulating
the precise strategy needed to entice the Christians into giving heed to my own
devilish doctrines that contradict the Holy Bible which they very well know is
the "engrafted word" which is able to save their souls. James
1:21
Well, in order to get the saints
of God to turn their ears away from the truth, I must provide a pleasing
substitute for them to turn toward in place of the truth. Ah ha! I
will use fables, or entertaining fiction, to do this. And because I'm
dealing with Christians who esteem the Word of God highly, I will tell them my
fables are based upon their holy scriptures so as to give my stories more
credibility in their minds. Because I am seeking to turn their ears away from the
truth, I must have truth mixed with error for them to turn toward or they will
not fall for my bait.
They will simply
be enjoying the fellowship with the imaginations in my fables which exalt
themselves against the knowledge of God. They will not beware of entering
into such fellowship because they have already fallen for my lie that one can
drink the cup of the Lord, and the cup of devils, that one can
partake at the Lord's table and of the table of devils. 1 Cor. 10: 21
Yes, indeed, once I can get the
Christians to enjoy my fables so much that even when they
see the Holy Word of God violated in my feigned stories, they won't feel compelled for the sake of
their own souls to stop and cast down these
imaginations, these high things that exalt themselves against the knowledge of
God. No, they will be more loyal to my fables than they are to their God
and His Word! They will have no fear their disobedience may lead to them
to the point of departing from the faith (because they've been lied to and told it is
impossible) so they will not stop and bring every thought captive to the
obedience of Christ.
Ha! At some point their
foolish hearts will be darkened, and they will be much more pliable and accepting of my
doctrines hidden within my fables, which will include teachings about casting off the armor of God and putting on the works of darkness during
the Tribulation period so as to survive the times when I may try the saints.
I need to make certain my lying
doctrines are accepted in their fable form, so I will have to write
well to establish empathic bonds between my fictional Christian characters and the real
Christians I seek to cause to fall into my snare. When the Christian
characters lie, deceive, and promote self over Christ in my stories, I will make justifications for it in the storyline
so the Christian
reader will also justify and eventually accept these sins as being the norm for
this
time period in his mind.
Yes, this idea will work. The Christian characters in my stories will be
tools I will use to manipulate the Christian reader's minds. Whatever way I want the real Christians to go, so goes my
characters.
But there might be some flaws in
this plan, so I need to carefully calculate my course of action. What if I am trying
to get Christians to believe something so obviously against the Holy Bible that
it sticks out like a red flag? How will I be able to work value changes in
their hearts and minds that are against the doctrines of their most holy faith?
I know, I will have a character
that is considered to be especially godly-- a Bible scholar and spiritual leader--to be the one to
teach the Christian character in my stories the new, anti-biblical doctrines I
am trying to cause the Christian reader to absorb.
And when the Christian character
in the story has biblical objections to this false doctrine, just as I
anticipate the Christian reader will, I will have the Bible scholar
calmly, almost dismissively (we don't want the reader to see the characters
getting excited about severe breaches in bible truth) explain how the Bible seems
to say that, but this situation in real life belies the Bible. Yes, that will be the best tactic to change a Christian's belief
system. Just make up a story in which the Christian reader vicariously
identifies with the Christian character who is in a situation where the Bible
says he will go to hell, but the Bible scholar in the fable says he won't,
(remember I said we cannot depart from the faith or lose the seal
of God!) and use trigger words carefully italicized to drive the point
home. I will also have the characters in my stories use the situation they
are in, and maybe some out-of-context Bible verses to be the standard for truth rather
than the whole counsel of God.
What if I want to use my fables
to teach counterfeit doctrine but cannot do this by manipulating words because it is too
blatantly against the truth of the Holy Bible? Well, in that case, I'll just
use the character's example to do the teaching. And because I can decide
to be the narrator, I will make sure I make known to the Christian reader the
thoughts and rationalizations for Christ-denying behavior on the part of the
Christian characters in the hopes that the Christian reader will fall for their
cleverly defended sin.
Oh yes, my skillfully devised fables will be such
a valuable tool for me to use to manipulate Christians who are willing to
give place, to me, the devil.
But what about those who enjoy the fables
but have some misgivings about my devilish doctrines woven throughout the
stories? How can I make certain they turn away from the truth and toward my pleasing, counterfeit substitute? How can I guarantee they are
rejecting the mind of Christ for my darkened mind?
I need some feedback, and most
Christians don't even know they are reading fables that have been cunningly
devised by ME, so I don't want to tell them that. How can I get into
conversation with them so as to learn which way their heart is going. . . I want
to know if they are keeping it with all diligence, or if I have a chance with
them.
I've got it! I'll start a
messageboard, or perhaps a list serv so that all the Christians who have read my fables
(or Christian manuals for living, or anything else I have authored) will give me
feedback as to whether they are giving heed to or refusing my profane,
unbiblical fables.
Oh, and because I am determined
to influence them to depart from the faith, I will not stop at feedback. I
will place many of my own servants on my messageboard (and list serv) to pose as Christians who
have read my fables and who will testify they are the most Christ-honoring, bible-based
fables they have ever read.
Yes, this will work, guaranteed. Those
pestering, Berean-like Christians who take the Word of God seriously will not be
able to stand up to these clever wiles; at least I hope they won't. Every
time one of them attempts to expose my false Bible teaching cleverly taught in
my fables, my workers will quickly act to defend my words and my strange
doctrines. If that doesn't work, then my workers will seek to focus upon
the Christian himself and seek to discredit him rather than deal with the real
issue which is my wily twisting of Holy Writ. They will stop at nothing to
defend error and attack truth, and to call evil good and good evil. The
Christians on the board who are on the brink of falling away will be heavily
influenced by these postings and will think that godly Christian is not fitting
in with the group and perhaps should not be there in the first place because he
actually found fault with my clever wresting of the Holy Bible.
After all, God wants his children to have
fun with his word, doesn't he? God considers it cute and clever when when
Christians take liberties with his Holy word which he magnifies above his name doesn't
he? He approves when his own redeemed ones are more loyal to feigned
stories and feigned application of his Word than to his own rightly divided
Word, right? I can get Christians to believe anything if I
use enough group peer pressure exerted against them to undermine their loyalties to their God.
Oh, I am such a great liar, and the father of it!
John. 8:44
I will do my utmost to get as many to depart from the faith of the Lord Jesus
Christ, my enemy, as I can. I want as many as possible to join me in the
place he made for me and my angels.
Yes, I'm going to start today to
implement my diabolical plan. And as long as nobody finds out about this,
it's smooth sailing for me, and shipwreck for the faith of multitudes of
Christians!
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