The purpose of this thread is neither politics nor witnessing, but recognizing false teachers and false doctrine.
It should be pointed out that the casting out of "territorial spirits" has been assigned by NAR to the modern "apostles" of the New Apostolic Reformation (which is a deceptive movement to mislead Christians).
[See
https://bewatchful.org/new-apostolic-reformation/]
But the real issue is this "Can there even be modern apostles, when the Bible makes it crystal clear that there are only
TWELVE APOSTLES OF THE LAMB, and their names are written in the twelve foundations of the wall of the holy city New Jerusalem?" (Rev 21:14).
We should be mindful of two things from Scripture: (1) Christ promised -- "in the regeneration" -- to give the
twelve apostles (Judas excluded and Paul included)
twelve thrones on which they would sit judging the
twelve tribes of Israel (Mt 19:28; Lk 22:30) and (2) the number twelve is
the number of the perfection of divine government and has tremendous spiritual significance.
The number "twelve" occurs 189 times in the KJV. If we focus simply on the book of Revelation and on the heavenly city New Jerusalem, we find that (a) it measures
12 x 1,000 furlongs each in length, breadth, and height. (b) it has
twelve gates which are
twelve pearls, (c) there are
twelve angels at each of those gates having the names of the
twelve tribes of Israel, (d) the walls have
twelve foundations with the names of the
twelve apostles, (e) and the Tree of Life which is in this city has
twelve manner of fruit. We should also remember that the 144,000 shown in Revelation 7 & 14 at the throne of God are
12 x 1,000 from each of the
twelve tribes of Israel.
In view of all this we should dismiss the idea of any men claiming to be "apostles" and "prophets" today. Not a single "Apostolic Father" (church leader) ever claimed to be either an apostle or a prophet. Those were foundational ministries (Eph 2:20-22) , therefore their writings have been incorporated into Scripture (and Paul wrote over half the NT). After Christ Himself, Scripture is more than sufficient for all believers (2 Tim 3:16,17).