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Everybody can believe whatever he/she wants.... but if you do not accept the basic creeds of Christianity (I mean about Trinity) and then if you add sabbath and "no pigs" diet, it seems you are more a Jew than a Christian.
Because this is what they are mostly distinguished by
BTW not sure why do you liked my posts about this
Because this is what they are mostly distinguished by
BTW not sure why do you liked my posts about this
Derek Prince was a very good Preacher and there are many books written by him. I heard him speak once some years ago. He passed away in 2003. He was involved with a Ministry to Israel for many years and lived there for a length of time. For more information look up Derek Prince Ministries on the Internet. His books are also available on Amazon.
You've supplied a rather narrow definition for "generational curse". The common usage of that term does not involve "legal responsibility" but "open door for demonic influence". God makes it clear in the Ezekiel 18 that each will die for his own sin; however, the issue is not who dies for it, but who suffers as a result of it.
What your post seems to advocate ("Generational curses aren't real, so disregard them") is about as deadly as "Radiation can't be seen, so it can't hurt you". It's a head-in-the-sand approach.
What your post seems to advocate ("Generational curses aren't real, so disregard them") is about as deadly as "Radiation can't be seen, so it can't hurt you". It's a head-in-the-sand approach.
I always go by the old saying that one has to eat the meat and throw the bones away when reading someones teaching. The bible is or should be our standard against which anything written should be judged against. None of us are perfect. Because someone happens to be wrong on some point doesn't necessarily mean that their whole ministry is false.
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Thank you very much all of you, I have the names you told me and also a vew videos recommended by Willie-T, I will explore those. My conclusion is that Derek Prince is good but perhaps not what I need at this moment, I might get confused. But I really like some of his ideas. Perhaps when I have grown stronger in the faith, perhaps not. Many blessings to all of you and thanks again
I have to ask, are you sure you are talking about Derek Prince[died in 2003] or are you confusing him with Dr. Frederick Price[still alive]
We read many of his books and he did in fact claim Christians could be demonized. He mentored Frank and Ida Mae Hammond[Pigs in the parlor] and they also believed this. Prince without hesitation, claimed a Christian could be demonized
There are many stories in his books about delivering Pastors from demons, including demons of nicotine and demons of gluttony. Prince also always taught that a person had to cough up a wad of flem or black mist would need to come from their feet to confirm the deliverance was truly done. He pontificated that it took hours and hours to properly deliver someone, even from demons of nicotine and alcohol, wrath, anger, gluttony, and lust. It took Jesus and his own followers seconds, not hours.
It has not been proven and there is no evidence, but there was a rumor that about a year before he died he recanted and said his deliverance ministry was a hoax to help him live the lifestyle he did. He also stated the Holy Spirit showed him he was confusing demons for works of the flesh.
The fact that smoking is an addiction and not demonic gave us pause, but his real issue was claiming babies can be demonized in the womb of the mother.
We read many of his books and he did in fact claim Christians could be demonized. He mentored Frank and Ida Mae Hammond[Pigs in the parlor] and they also believed this. Prince without hesitation, claimed a Christian could be demonized
There are many stories in his books about delivering Pastors from demons, including demons of nicotine and demons of gluttony. Prince also always taught that a person had to cough up a wad of flem or black mist would need to come from their feet to confirm the deliverance was truly done. He pontificated that it took hours and hours to properly deliver someone, even from demons of nicotine and alcohol, wrath, anger, gluttony, and lust. It took Jesus and his own followers seconds, not hours.
It has not been proven and there is no evidence, but there was a rumor that about a year before he died he recanted and said his deliverance ministry was a hoax to help him live the lifestyle he did. He also stated the Holy Spirit showed him he was confusing demons for works of the flesh.
The fact that smoking is an addiction and not demonic gave us pause, but his real issue was claiming babies can be demonized in the womb of the mother.