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There are people who call themselves "Christian"
but will deny the Divinity of Yesus Kristos.
They come in a wide variety of styles, and
sometimes have nothing more in common but that
rejection of (the fact that) Yesus Kristos is
JAH, or God.
Let's call them "Christ-deniers".
For usually, their one and only message is
"Jesus is not Jah".
Their "gospel" can be summarized as "Do not
believe that Yesus is God and ye shall be
saved", if you will... And their target audience
are not the "unsaved", but rather those who...
believe that Yesus Kristos is really JAH!
Their hate against that Yesus Who is JAH can
take giant proportions. It is, for example,
definitely not unusual for a Christ-denier to go
to places where Yesus Kristos is worshipped as
Jah and try to break down that worship using
methods straight out of the Babylonian
mystery-schools.
Many of them have an incredible knowledge
about every line and sentence in the Bible. Like
the Pharisees in the days when Jah walked on
earth to save us, their argumentation is solely
based on a particular interpretation of the
Bible and a rather revealing method d'operandi.
Because, it is not easy to deny from the
Bible that Yesus is really JAH.
This can be recognized in the fact that the
well-known cult of Christ-deniers known as the
Jehovah Witnesses choose to create their own
"Bible Translation" from where they could then
easily "proof" that "Yesus is not Jah" to a
rather uninformed target audience.
Christ-deniers have a significant different
message than the original Gospel, which is the
reason why they predominantly target Christians.
Obviously, for true Christians it's not
debatable as to whether Yesus is Jah or not. If
He is not JAH, He simply cannot be the Saviour.
If He is not JAH, He must be a created being and
this would mean that created beings can save
created beings.
Everything boils down to the fact that Yesus
is really JAH and to deny this is to believe in
a lie. When you're a Christian, that is.
For true Christians, it is not a question
where the Christ-denying lie comes from and what
it's purpose is. Obviously, the lie comes from
the father of lies, Satan, and it's purpose is
to bring true Christians under a delusion that
they have to (not) do all kinds of things and
things in order to be "saved".
The apostle Paulus has written extensively on
this topic. For example, in the book of
Galatians he talks about the Christ-deniers
being anathema for presenting "a different
Christ and a different gospel". He warned his
readers for these messengers of deception: "Just
like the serpent beguiled Eve, you are also
beguiled", he said.
It shouldn't be too much of a surprise to
find out that many Christ-deniers have a strong
hate against the apostle Paulus, as they find
him on their way time and time again.
You see, the Christ-deniers are on a mission
to break down the worship of Yesus Kristos. A
"holy war" if you will, which gives them the
impression they can and must somehow use "all
means necessary" to make people stop worshipping
the Divine Saviour. |
