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danschance
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Good point. Cults often use fear, guilt and manipulation so their members remain loyal to the cult.
Thanks I probably shouldn't have said so much but it makes me annoyed because I have fallen into the trap of listening to some of these people and then feeling upset and scared and guilt ridden thankfully I have looked into quite a bit of it and I believe with prayer and revealing a few things God is slowly fixing me.
I don't have any problems with people who want to worship God on a Saturday or any other day (I happen to worship the Lord on a Sunday) what I can't stand is the sine to frighten and judge others.
Besides if Sunday worship was the mark of the beast then many who don't go to Church at all and non-believers would be saved lol as they didn't partake in the mark!! Ridiculous. Oh I best say I am not judging people here merely judging the sin of judging.
Therefore no one is to act as your judge in regard to food or drink or in respect to a festival or a new moon or a Sabbath day— Col. 2:16
We're talking about a woman (e.g. Ellen White) that stated angels would fly over to and drop coiled green cords for her to place next to her heart so she could be pulled into heaven. I would classify her as someone exhibiting personality disorder symptoms from Cluster B (e.g. dramatic, emotional or erratic disorders)... classic attention seeking.
And yes, they mash Colossians 2 badly to get around the ramification of it referring to a weekly Sabbath.
It's amazing to think that all these years later, people are following her brain trauma as if it were God.
And yet, I will bet anything up to and including a nickel that most of you believe one of the main false teachings of E. G. White, the Great Controversy.
There are those here who claim to be following the Scriptures
and the Scriptures only that they may teach the truth and yet
these very ones set aside the Scriptures which deal with the
perpetuity of the law of God. They are following in the track of
Rome.
Beware!
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I agree. Go worship on any day you wish but do not sit in judgement of me because I attend church on a different day, or eat pork, etc. That sort of judgmentalism is forbidden in the bible and yet they continue to judge by that sinful standard.
"During the year 1845 I met Miss Ellen G. Harmon several times at my uncle's house in South Windham, Me. The first of these meetings was in the month of May, when I heard her declare that God had revealed to her that Jesus Christ would return to this earth in June, the next month." (Lucinda Burdick, notarized letter, published in Limboline)
"During the haying season I again met her in company with James White at the same place, and heard my uncle ask her about the failure of the Lord to appear in June according to her visions. She replied that she had been told in the language of Canaan which she did not understand; but that she had since come to understand that Christ would return in September, at the second growth of grass instead of the first." (Ibid.)
In 1849, Mrs. White penned these memorable words:"What we have seen and heard of the pestilence [of 1849], is but the beginning of what we shall see and hear. Soon the dead and dying will be all around us." (Present Truth, Sept. 1849).
In 1850 Sister White tells us what her angel told her:"My accompanying angel said, 'Time is almost finished. Get ready, get ready, get ready.' . . . now time is almost finished. . . and what we have been years learning, they will have to learn in a few months." (Early Writings, pp. 64-67)
Finally, Mrs. White concluded a 10-year string of failures predicting the return of Christ with a notorious statement that, unlike the previous failures, got widespread attention. She made this statement at a church conference in 1856 and it received notoriety because it was published in her "Testimonies to the Church" and many church members read it. Mrs. White describes her "vision":"I was shown the company present at the Conference. Said the angel: 'Some food for worms, some subjects of the seven last plagues, some will be alive and remain upon the earth to be translated at the coming of Jesus.'" Testimonies, Vol. 1, p. 131
Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God, because many false prophets are gone out into the world. (1 John 4:1)