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     nabashalam Senior Member Username: nabashalam Post Number: 1722 Registered: 1-2006 Posted From: 24.183.98.4 |
Twisted scriptures? I realize that almost any point that can be made with scriptures can in fact be disputed with other scriptures. Here is one Churches dismantling of the TTs doctrine... http://www.atruechurch.info/twelvetribes.html Now the TT would argue that it takes the "Holy Spirit" to correctly interpret/discern the scriptures and that they are the only ones in "possession" of the "Ruach Ha'Kodesh" and the only ones that are living the life that Gods Spirit directs all believers to live. I think these folks would beg to differ... http://www.newcreation.org.uk/nccc/links_index.shtml What tickles me is that the Twelve Tribes are listed on this "CHRISTIAN" website! Wouldnt this be considered "Riding the back of the Beast" or rather doing business with the "Harlot of Babylon"?  | ||
| julieanne Junior Member Username: julieanne Post Number: 38 Registered: 6-2006 Posted From: 85.210.168.44 |
That really surprises me because not only am I an ex TTer but I'm also an ex Jesus army member. When I was at the TT I stayed in touch with some friends from the JA I even took members of the community to visit them. When I left the community it was those same friends that came to collect me and let me stay with them until I got back on my feet. I know for a fact that the Jesus army leadership told my friends how dangerous the TT are and told them to have nothing more to do with them. So I'm surprised they've included them on the list. The community were quite hopeful that my friends would be saved as they've had alot of 'fruit' from the Jesus Army, as well as myself there were 2 other women that came from the JA and another man who was no longer there. The Jesus Army were quite amused when I showed them what they'd written in the ITN about them. |
