Posts Tagged ‘ love ’

Know the Fruits

Aug 28th, 2008 | By The Watchman | Category: A)The Watchman Declarations

Where does the LORD teach it is okay for Christians to curse one another? Where does it teach that Christians are to curse anyone? On the contrary, we are to bless them which persecute us, we are to bless and curse not! We are not to recompense evil for evil!

Matthew 7:16  Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?
Matthew 7:20  Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them.

It was years ago and my family and I was in the audience that very night. Afterwards those in the church were alarmed at what had happened. It was a large city in the Midwestern state of Colorado, Denver to be exact. We had waited outside in line for hours while some protesters lined upon along the street against the famed evangelist. The time arrived for the meeting to start and we were all inside, in our seats, waiting with faith and hope that the Lord would move.

It was in that meeting, however, that this very famous and world renowned person decided the Lord told him to curse his enemies. His enemies in fact were the church, or to say, those in the church in certain leadership that saw his ministry and practices as somewhat misleading and false. To be precise, they were fervently opposed to this man. The results had been the cursing of the enemies he had come to understand that was trying to cut and undermine his ministry.



The Secret of the LORD

Aug 22nd, 2008 | By The Watchman | Category: Lead Story, Prophecies



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Psalms 91:1  ¶He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty .

One of the most loved Psalms is ninety one. It has been used by believers in the LORD God since written. Paramount within the church today, the modern movement we know of uses at least or believes this is one Psalm of protection the believer can stand upon. In the first verse alone we find that there are those who dwell, reside in, and live in the secret place, that hidden compartment within the God we know. It is reaching to the level where the Most High dwells. In verse one, Most High, is ‘elyon’ a title distinction name of God which puts the characteristic of God in the name itself. Elyon brings to us the paramount focus of the ‘supremacy of God in Status and Power’.

He is above all Gods. He is not just any God, but he is before all Gods and shall be after all Gods. His power, glory, and supremacy are unmatched. It is a power that when witnessed by mortal men will literally scare them to death. He is simply unmatched with no equal anywhere in the known world. He is God, Most High, ‘elyon’ above all there is, period. Nothing matches with his glory or Godhood. Not just any mortal man can dwell in the secret place. We see this with Israel as the presence of the LORD caused the people to remove themselves from close to the mount where the LORD descended and they all stood afar off. The people then, a frightened told Moses to “speak thou with us, and we will hear: but let not God speak with us, lest we die.”



The Royal Law and the Covenant

Jul 9th, 2008 | By The Watchman | Category: Other News

The Royal Law and the Covenant is my title for an email by Jan Willem van der Hoeven, Director of the International Christian Zionist Center that was sent to us.