I don't think either you or Will Kinney are Christians. Here's one teacher that you promote--she has multiple divorces, she's a liar, she's stated that her own book is word of God (just like the KJV Bible) and you don't care.
You don't care.
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You promote this false teacher because you don't care what the KJV Bible says. She's an adulteress and you don't care. Anyone who follows her is going away from Jesus Christ.
Matt 19:9 And I say unto you, Whosoever shall put away his wife, except [it be] for fornication, and shall marry another, committeth adultery: and whoso marrieth her which is put away doth commit adultery.
(KJV PCE)
You promote this false teacher because you don't care what the KJV Bible says. Her lifestyle is an abomination to God and you don't care. Anyone who follows her is going away from Jesus Christ.
Prov 6:16 ¶ These six [things] doth the LORD hate: yea, seven [are] an
abomination unto him 17 A proud look,
a lying tongue, ...
Well Praus, that is your opinion.
Absolutely, I promote Gail Riplinger. Her book, New Age Bible Versions has already been vindicated by the way. A lot of the Alexandrians like to attack Mrs. Riplinger because they simply cannot handle the information that she covers in her books.
And where did she state that about her book Praus? DO you have any documentation for that claim? Or are you just lying through your teeth?
Wow, look how quickly your writing style has changed. 
I can see that I've tripped onto something that the devil doesn't want Christian Chat to know about.
Of course I have documentation --Gail Riplinger's own writing where she compares herself to the Prophet Ezekiel.
Luke 16:13 ¶
No servant can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon.
It it very clear that by stating that "G. A. Riplinger" means "God as author and Riplinger as secretary" that she is a straight up mammon worshipper.
http://www.biblefortoday.org/PDF/StringerOnRiplinger.pdf
IS GAIL RIPLINGER REALLY GOD’S SECRETARY?
In the January-February 1994 edition of the “End Times Victorious Living Prophecy Newsletter,” Gail Riplinger stated:
“Daily, during the six years needed for this investigation, the Lord miraculously brought the needed materials and resources—much like the ravens fed Elijah. Each discovery was not the result of effort on my part, but of the direct hand of God—so much so that
I hesitated to even put my name on the book. Consequently, I used G. A. Riplinger—God as author and Riplinger as secretary.”
That is an incredible statement in Baptist circles.
It is literally a claim to divine inspiration.
She further expands on this claim. In “Testimony, Question and Answer” (tape of an interview) she explains her role as God’s secretary:
“I used to look out the window at the little old ladies and think, Oh, if I could rake the leaves or if I could just get out of bed. But what God did over that period of six years—and I said to the Lord, I said, “Lord, you know I quit my job to do this research for you. Why would you put me in such an incapacitated state where I can’t do research?” And the Lord showed me over a period of years, that it wasn’t gonna be me and research and library, it was gonna be the Holy Spirit showing me things, and He was gonna take me aside, just like He did Ezekiel—Ezekiel was on one side for a year and on another side for a while, and he was dumb, and everything else. And the Holy Spirit was gonna do the work and this was gonna be His book, and it wasn’t gonna be my book at some head, cognitive research-type thing. It was gonna be something that He was gonna do. . .And, essentially, what would happen I would lay in bed all day—not through laziness—I was, I couldn’t move, I couldn’t—I was in so much pain, it was just, ah, it’s on the 50 on the Richter Scale with pain. And, so, ah, I’d lay in bed all day and I’d be in so much pain.
Well, when you lay in bed all day you can’t sleep at night. And, so, He would, He would say to me at about ten o’clock at night, He’d say (laughs), He’d say, “Well, get up and work on the book,” (laughs) and I’d say, “no, I’m too sick (laughs).” And He’d say, “Get up and work on the book,” and I’d say, “No.”—You see, we fought for 15 minutes every night for six years (laughs) and, ah, then after I told Him I was too sick, He’d say, “you’re in too much pain to sleep, aren’t you?” and I said, “Yeah, I know,” and, so, He said, “Well, get up and work on the book.” And, so I would always say, “I’m a woman and I don’t think women should do this.” (laughs) and He goes, “Get up and work on the book!” And, so, He goes, “Women make fine secretaries—that’s all we need here (laughs).” So, um—but every night for six years we had this little fifteen-minute battle and I’d get up and I’d work on it, and I would sit there in that chair, for six years. And I don’t know if you’ve ever been on a roller coaster but you know how white your knuckles are when you’re holding on for dear life, you know, because you think you’re gonna fall out. Well, I was in so much pain that I would hold on with one hand to the chair—white knuckles—and in the other hand I’m writing this book. And I’d sit there for the first—next—ten minutes and finally, I said, “This is ridiculous, this is ridiculous (laughs).” I’d say, “Okay, Lord,” you know. And then the devil whispered in my ear and he would tell me, “If you quit working on that book, if you throw away what you’ve found, I’ll leave you alone and you won’t be in any pain.” And I said, “Get thee behind me, Satan. We’re goin’ forward with this thing.” You know. I said, “In the, ah, Inquisition, people put up with this kind of stuff,” and I said, “I can put up with it (laughs) too.” . .And, so, for a period of six years, I worked on the book for about six to eight hours a day, researching, collating.”
As of July 26, 2010 this recorded interview was still being sold on Gail Riplinger’s website.
This is a very amazing story with very specific claims.
She claims that God inspired her just like He did Ezekiel. She claims that she was just a secretary—the words were the Holy Spirit’s. She claimed a nightly conversation with God for six years. She claims that Satan made a specific offer to heal her if she would stop serving as God’s secretary.
No wonder that Gail Riplinger often compares herself to the prophetess Deborah.
In 1993, Gail Riplinger debated James White on radio station KRAS. He challenged her on her bizarre “acrostic algebra” (her own private form of numerology).
Her only defense was, “The Lord gave that to me one night.” And then, “The Lord gave me that formula.”
When you bring this up, Dr. Riplinger’s followers either try to change the subject or claim that she didn’t mean for her words to be taken literally. However, you can’t ignore this.
Her entire “ministry” is based upon her claim to be “God’s Secretary.”
Do you believe that Gail Riplinger actually heard the voice of God every night for six years? Did she hear a voice? Did Satan directly speak to her? Was she inspired like Ezekiel?
Her claims are very specific! They are crucial to her “ministry.”
If she really had these supernatural conversations—was it really God that she heard? Demons delight in impersonating ghosts, outer space aliens, gods, angels, the Holy Spirit and God.
If Gail Riplinger didn’t hear voices nightly, then her entire ministry is a fraud. If she did hear voices—how do we know that one of them was God (she claims that the other was Satan).
You can’t avoid this issue or hide from it.
By definition, Baptists believe that the Bible is our sole authority. We don’t believe that God speaks audibly to anyone today. Our only authority is the plain, clear statements of the Scripture.
Charismatics might believe such a story like Gail Riplinger’s (she used to attend an Assembly of God church), but Baptists by definition, cannot.
The first question that anyone evaluating Gail Riplinger’s “ministry” must answer is this—“Do I believe her claims to divine inspiration?” Is she really God’s secretary? Everything depends on this.
Is Gail Riplinger really a modern-day Ezekiel or Deborah as she claims for herself? Is everything really for the “Greater Glory of Gail?”
What kind of megalomania does it take to compare yourself to Deborah or Ezekiel? All for the “Greater Glory of Gail.”
Now you know why someone who has no training in Greek and Hebrew can consider herself the greatest living authority on Greek or Hebrew. She is just “Gods’ secretary.” The words are God’s. Now you know. Gail Riplinger can offer new doctrines. According to her, the words come from the Holy Spirit.
I do care about what the King James Bible says.
Then why are you continuing to promote two teachers (at least two) that live as unrepentant adulterers right here on Christian Chat?
Is that the fruits that Christians should be seeking--unrepentant adulterers who say that their own book is equal to the Bible?
I love the King James Bible and after five weeks of this I'm starting to get annoyed that you continue to associate the majesty of the KJV Bible with one false teacher after another.
If you don't care about Jesus' own words in the King James Bible, how can you say that you "care about what the King James Bible says"?
You have put Gail Riplinger above Jesus Christ and you are trying to lead others on Christian Chat to do the same.
Matt 19:9 And I say unto you, Whosoever shall put away his wife, except [it be] for fornication, and shall marry another, committeth adultery: and whoso marrieth her which is put away doth commit adultery. (KJV PCE)
