In the garden of Eden, the tree of the knowledge of good and evil was the serpent, and Adam and Eve chose to agree with the devil instead of continuing to believe in God.
It's a fine line between good and evil, and, like Adam and Eve, we must choose on which side of the line on which to stand: whether to believe in God, or whether to agree with the devil.
A false church is just like the serpent in the garden of Eden; in fact, a false church is a serpent religion.
The fundamental foundation of a false church is built on lies, and all of its dogmas and doctrines, rites and rituals are lies: harvested out of ancient religions and transformed to take on the appearance of something wonderful, something new, or something that people can believe as truth---like a candy-coated apple, or a box of chocolates, or as an assortment of presents in fancy wrappings under a Christmas tree.
In a false church, the presence of the serpent is hidden within the wonderful appearance of the building, and by the ministers and priests in exotic uniforms called priestly garments, doing their best to look holy and sound holy, but inwardly they are ravening wolves, sent by Satan to capture lost sheep.
The presence of Almighty God has never been within man's ancient religions, and the Almighty's presence is not within a false church.
A false church is part of the evidence of the fact that Christ is alive; for if Christ had not arisen from death, there would be no need for a false church with false ministers and false priests. But false churches exist because Satan wants to hide the fact that Jesus lives and thereby to prevent people from knowing Christ the Lord.
Satan is the god of deception, and just as he deceived Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden, the serpent continues to work in false churches to deceive people from knowing Christ. Satan lied to Adam and Eve and he lies to people through his ministers of darkness in false churches.
Like Adam and Eve, people have the choice to come out of false churches or to remain there and agree with the serpent.
It's a fine line between good and evil, and, like Adam and Eve, we must choose on which side of the line on which to stand: whether to believe in God, or whether to agree with the devil.
A false church is just like the serpent in the garden of Eden; in fact, a false church is a serpent religion.
The fundamental foundation of a false church is built on lies, and all of its dogmas and doctrines, rites and rituals are lies: harvested out of ancient religions and transformed to take on the appearance of something wonderful, something new, or something that people can believe as truth---like a candy-coated apple, or a box of chocolates, or as an assortment of presents in fancy wrappings under a Christmas tree.
In a false church, the presence of the serpent is hidden within the wonderful appearance of the building, and by the ministers and priests in exotic uniforms called priestly garments, doing their best to look holy and sound holy, but inwardly they are ravening wolves, sent by Satan to capture lost sheep.
The presence of Almighty God has never been within man's ancient religions, and the Almighty's presence is not within a false church.
A false church is part of the evidence of the fact that Christ is alive; for if Christ had not arisen from death, there would be no need for a false church with false ministers and false priests. But false churches exist because Satan wants to hide the fact that Jesus lives and thereby to prevent people from knowing Christ the Lord.
Satan is the god of deception, and just as he deceived Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden, the serpent continues to work in false churches to deceive people from knowing Christ. Satan lied to Adam and Eve and he lies to people through his ministers of darkness in false churches.
Like Adam and Eve, people have the choice to come out of false churches or to remain there and agree with the serpent.
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