You Aren't Saved If You Break The Commandments

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My daughter and son-in-law are zealously the NAR Charismatic movement who texted me on Father's day saying I have not earned the right to be honored as her father because honor is earned (honor your father and mother). She then wrote me a letter that her heterodox religion does not effect her salvation after ranting off a list of lies about me and her mother (bearing false witness). This is the problem with a religion which focuses on miracles and spiritual elitism instead of on Jesus and God's Word:
someone claims, “I know God,” but doesn’t obey God’s commandments, that person is a liar and is not living in the truth.
1 John 2:4 NLT
https://bible.com/bible/116/1jn.2.4.NLT
 

OstrichSmiling

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My daughter and son-in-law are zealously the NAR Charismatic movement who texted me on Father's day saying I have not earned the right to be honored as her father because honor is earned (honor your father and mother). She then wrote me a letter that her heterodox religion does not effect her salvation after ranting off a list of lies about me and her mother (bearing false witness). This is the problem with a religion which focuses on miracles and spiritual elitism instead of on Jesus and God's Word:
someone claims, “I know God,” but doesn’t obey God’s commandments, that person is a liar and is not living in the truth.
1 John 2:4 NLT
https://bible.com/bible/116/1jn.2.4.NLT
Well, unfortunately as parents we can bring our children into the world. But we can't stop the world from eating them up.

Were it me, I'd let my child be consumed by the cult they're in until they realize their mistake. I'd never permit myself to be abused by that one I brought into the world. And I would tell her that to her face.

Don't worry. One day your child will realize she was led astray. In the meantime, ask yourself if you deserve her abuse?
The Bible says we're to have nothing to do with unbelievers.

Your daughter is not in Christ. It is a very sad thing. My deepest sympathies.
 
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Well, unfortunately as parents we can bring our children into the world. But we can't stop the world from eating them up.

Were it me, I'd let my child be consumed by the cult they're in until they realize their mistake. I'd never permit myself to be abused by that one I brought into the world. And I would tell her that to her face.

Don't worry. One day your child will realize she was led astray. In the meantime, ask yourself if you deserve her abuse?
The Bible says we're to have nothing to do with unbelievers.

Your daughter is not in Christ. It is a very sad thing. My deepest sympathies.
Nobody deserves abuse.
 
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My daughter and son-in-law are zealously the NAR Charismatic movement who texted me on Father's day saying I have not earned the right to be honored as her father because honor is earned (honor your father and mother). She then wrote me a letter that her heterodox religion does not effect her salvation after ranting off a list of lies about me and her mother (bearing false witness). This is the problem with a religion which focuses on miracles and spiritual elitism instead of on Jesus and God's Word:
someone claims, “I know God,” but doesn’t obey God’s commandments, that person is a liar and is not living in the truth.
1 John 2:4 NLT
https://bible.com/bible/116/1jn.2.4.NLT
You sure do know what your children owe you. Any clue what you owe them? You're right. This is a problem with religion. It's your problem. You're the elitist.
 
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Absolutely true. It is sad the daughter in this story is not aware of that. One wonders what her church is teaching. And, what she's suffering at the hands of her husband.
She attends a WOF church. The pastor graduated from Lester Sumerall's Bible scholl. Before that she attended a WOF church with her mother in law by me. The mother in law moved them out of state.
 

OstrichSmiling

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She attends a WOF church. The pastor graduated from Lester Sumerall's Bible scholl. Before that she attended a WOF church with her mother in law by me. The mother in law moved them out of state.
Sounds like isolationism at its beginning stages.
Why would a MIL move a couple out of state?
Does your daughter speak with you cordially at all?
 
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You sure do know what your children owe you. Any clue what you owe them? You're right. This is a problem with religion. It's your problem. You're the elitist.
I owe them? Tell me what do parents owe their children first before the child needs to obey God's Commandment to honor their father and mother?
 
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Sounds like isolationism at its beginning stages.
Why would a MIL move a couple out of state?
Does your daughter speak with you cordially at all?
No, only to preach in condemning, telling me off conversations.
 

OstrichSmiling

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I owe them? Tell me what do parents owe their children first before the child needs to obey God's Commandment to honor their father and mother?
That you've been judged an elitist here may forewarn you that such a one isn't serious about giving holy spirit advice.

Children owe their life to God and their parents. Children honor parents
 

OstrichSmiling

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No, only to preach in condemning, telling me off conversations.
She contacts you so as to demonstrate she is condemning and judgmental and abusive in delivering that sermon to you by phone.
She was never like this before?
Before getting with her current husband?
Or getting in this new church?
 
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She was never like this before?
Before getting with her current husband?
Or getting in this new church?
It started after she met this man and his mother. For example, I played electric guitar every time my church asked me. I enjoy it. I worked hard at learning Lynard Skynard's 9 min guitar solo and I posted me playing it for my friends on Facebook. My friends liked it but she makes a comment that I am not glorifying God. The mother in law and my daughter and son in law act like spiritual snobs.
 

OstrichSmiling

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It started after she met this man and his mother. For example, I played electric guitar every time my church asked me. I enjoy it. I worked hard at learning Lynard Skynard's 9 min guitar solo and I posted me playing it for my friends on Facebook. My freibds liked it but she makes a comment that I am not glorifying God. The mother in law and my daughter and son in law act like spiritual snobs.
That's very sad. However, you do realize just because she is your daughter does not mean she is entitled to abuse you in such ways.
Your faith and church seems to be taken as an enemy of her own.

You can block her, her husband, and the MIL from your Facebook. This way they don't get to in their minds shame you in public on your own account page there.
Maybe if you do that she'll realize you are not going to allow her to abuse you in that way. And maybe she'll then stop abusing you telephonically.

Have you searched for the particular church they're a member of on-line? To see what that church actually teaches?
 
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That's very sad. However, you do realize just because she is your daughter does not mean she is entitled to abuse you in such ways.
Your faith and church seems to be taken as an enemy of her own.

You can block her, her husband, and the MIL from your Facebook. This way they don't get to in their minds shame you in public on your own account page there.
Maybe if you do that she'll realize you are not going to allow her to abuse you in that way. And maybe she'll then stop abusing you telephonically.

Have you searched for the particular church they're a member of on-line? To see what that church actually teaches?
I have done all that. I couldn't stand seeing pictures of the mother in law with my 2 yr old grandaughter who has never been to visit me even though we live 10 min away from the mother in law.

Yes, I have watched his sermons. Sometimes I see my daughter with the mother in law in the pews.
 

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I have done all that. I couldn't stand seeing pictures of the mother in law with my 2 yr old grandaughter who has never been to visit me even though we live 10 min away from the mother in law.

Yes, I have watched his sermons. Sometimes I see my daughter with the mother in law in the pews.
Your daughter and grandchild live with the MIL & her son?

Who's the pastor?
 
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Your daughter and grandchild live with the MIL & her son?

Who's the pastor?
Yes. But now the MIL lives part time with them and part time in my state.

I don't want to give out names because there are strange people here like whatev who commente earlier
 

OstrichSmiling

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Yes. But now the MIL lives part time with them and part time in my state.

I don't want to give out names because there are strange people here like whatev who commente earlier
I understand. If the pastor has a TV show of their sermons likely we'll know them.
Trust in God. He will help and protect you.
 

Dino246

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My daughter and son-in-law are zealously the NAR Charismatic movement who texted me on Father's day saying I have not earned the right to be honored as her father because honor is earned (honor your father and mother).
She has this backward. The command is given to the child, "Honour your father and mother" and not to the parents, "Earn honour from your children." Don't bother telling her that though... until she repents of her junk.

She then wrote me a letter that her heterodox religion does not effect her salvation
The word is "affect". "Effect" as a verb means "to bring about". You're correct in one sense though: her heterodox religion does not bring about her salvation! :)
 

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My daughter and son-in-law are zealously the NAR Charismatic movement who texted me on Father's day saying I have not earned the right to be honored as her father because honor is earned (honor your father and mother). She then wrote me a letter that her heterodox religion does not effect her salvation after ranting off a list of lies about me and her mother (bearing false witness). This is the problem with a religion which focuses on miracles and spiritual elitism instead of on Jesus and God's Word:
someone claims, “I know God,” but doesn’t obey God’s commandments, that person is a liar and is not living in the truth.
1 John 2:4 NLT
https://bible.com/bible/116/1jn.2.4.NLT
You might want to tell your daughter that. Because she's violating the commands against honoring her mother and father. Which would mean she is not saved.
And why wouldn't you tell the name of this church pastor that is leading your daughter to act hatefully toward you? Doesn't everyone here need to be forewarned?
Who cares what Whatev thinks? Think of the rest of us.