How Does the Christian Church Dishonor Both God and Jesus? - Werner, Donald
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The Bible tells us to honor our mothers and our fathers. The greatest form of honor we can give to someone, or God, is to respect and obey their instructions. But contrary to that, the greatest dishonor we can give to a person, or God, is to reject and disobey their instructions. When we do that to God, God said that we 'bring reproach on Him' and calls it 'despising His word' (Numbers 15:30). Following Paul's writings, the church believes that salvation by grace and the keeping of God's laws are mutually exclusive. Jesus didn't see it that way, he clearly and often called on us to keep God's…mehr

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The Bible tells us to honor our mothers and our fathers. The greatest form of honor we can give to someone, or God, is to respect and obey their instructions. But contrary to that, the greatest dishonor we can give to a person, or God, is to reject and disobey their instructions. When we do that to God, God said that we 'bring reproach on Him' and calls it 'despising His word' (Numbers 15:30). Following Paul's writings, the church believes that salvation by grace and the keeping of God's laws are mutually exclusive. Jesus didn't see it that way, he clearly and often called on us to keep God's law and repent when we failed. The church has set Jesus' instructions aside and devalued God's commandments to suggestions, in order to embrace Paul's theology. Claiming that we are no longer under the law, the Christian Church has become 'lawless'. What will be the results of this condition? Please read this book, your salvation may well weight in the balance of what is written here.
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I attended a major Protestant seminary, but in my senior year I found that it was impossible reconcile Jesus' words with Christian Church doctrines, so I had to choose between Jesus and the Church. I chose to follow Jesus and dropped out of the seminary. In keeping with Jesus' words, I made him my only teacher. So, I set the rest of the New Testament aside, set church doctrine aside, and focused on Jesus' words alone. After focusing on Jesus' words, I had to separate myself from the Christian Church to follow Jesus. After 70 years in the Christian Church, I now understand how its worship dishonors both Jesus and God, but it honors the beast. I will explain all of that and more in this book.