And this came to me just now… if all that I have mentioned on Saul touches no chord with you, take note:
Look what Saul's end was. He consulted a witch (soothsayer / psychic), and his next major move after receiving such a counsel, was to…? Commit suicide!
Look what the Bible said about that very act of consulting the dead:
1 Chronicles 10:13 (KJV) So Saul died for his transgression which he committed against the LORD, even against the word of the LORD, which he kept not, and also for asking counsel of one that had a familiar spirit, to enquire of it;
☝️He died for also "… asking counsel of one that had a familiar spirit…"
1:07:55. Sir come on… Most parables Jesus said did not contain people's names. If the parable just stopped at "rich man" then yeah, it's a parable. But in this story there was someone called Lazarus and we hear of Abraham who is speaking to someone burning in hell (i.e. the rich man is in torments, in flames and is thirsty) across a huge fixed gulf and Abraham mentions Moses and the prophets. Sir!!! This is a literal story. You can't explain this away by invoking what the Greeks believe, etc… It's what the bible says.
And this came to me just now… if all that I have mentioned on Saul touches no chord with you, take note:
Look what Saul's end was. He consulted a witch (soothsayer / psychic), and his next major move after receiving such a counsel, was to…? Commit suicide!
Look what the Bible said about that very act of consulting the dead:
1 Chronicles 10:13 (KJV) So Saul died for his transgression which he committed against the LORD, even against the word of the LORD, which he kept not, and also for asking counsel of one that had a familiar spirit, to enquire of it;
☝️He died for also "… asking counsel of one that had a familiar spirit…"
No tappings, seance… This noise, etc, is there to confuse us and pull us away from God. Study the light, read your Bible.it's all distraction.
Pastor Doug,
Why does Father God allow the skeleton too remain after the body decomposes to dust ?
1:07:55. Sir come on… Most parables Jesus said did not contain people's names. If the parable just stopped at "rich man" then yeah, it's a parable. But in this story there was someone called Lazarus and we hear of Abraham who is speaking to someone burning in hell (i.e. the rich man is in torments, in flames and is thirsty) across a huge fixed gulf and Abraham mentions Moses and the prophets. Sir!!! This is a literal story. You can't explain this away by invoking what the Greeks believe, etc… It's what the bible says.
It's 1:20am in Australia can't sleep found this wonderful sermon. Thank you pastor for sharing your wisdom