Due to the extent of the Satanic conspiracy against the Truth of God we have included some prime examples of False Prophet teaching in this section for your examination. For clarity the answers received from various ministries across the country will be highlighted in BLUE and our Answers in Bold BLACK Italics. PLEASE take Great care in reading these quotes and realize the RISK involved to your soul in being seduced by their subtitles. NO ONE is immune to Deception! But in order to sharpen your discernment in these critical times you need to TEST the spirits and LEARN the difference between the Spirit of Truth and the ‘spirit’ of error. (Proceed with Care!)

NOTE: We have decided NOT to included the Names of the men or their Ministries in these quotes so as to avoid giving them ANY unwarranted publicity that could possibly ensnare MORE precious souls into their web of lies. Most of them are WELL KNOWN and readily accessible, you can find their comments all over the World Wide Web, in books, on tapes and in spoken word.

Answers:

This is deep and profound subject into which you are delving that deserves careful exploration on your part. But, you are essentially correct in your understanding of imputed righteousness. This is a forensic or legal reality. That is to say, you have been declared innocent before the judgment seat of God on account of the work of Christ. At the same time, and without contradiction, you continue to sin. That is why Luther could say that we are simul justus et peccator -- at one and the same time justified and a sinner.

That’s correct. The concept is based on passages such as Galatians 3:6 & Romans 4:9 where faith is "imputed" or Credited as righteousness. The Bible teaches, as I understand it, two forms of righteousness: personal and imputed. Because of Jesus’ sacrifice God can declare those with faith in him to be right in his eyes. This is a matter of coming into a relationship with God through Jesus or, as Paul says, being "In Christ." On a personal level, I am challenged by scripture to live in a manner consistent with that relationship—personal righteousness. Thus my personal righteousness is not the basis for God’s forgiveness, but my expression of grateful service. As long as I continue to trust in Jesus as my Lord and Savior I am connected to him and God sees me deserving no penalty through him.

That is is right. Imputed is best understood as applied to your account. Righteousness is not infused into you, but accredited to you. You still can sin, but God sees you as righteous. You are now seen as perfect all though you are not yet perfected.

Yes, as far as our standing or legal position in front of a holy God. Otherwise we would not dare approach Him in prayer or with requests or for heaven when we die. We stand or live under the "covering of the rightness of Christ. His perfection. We can not improve upon that. We can, however, choose to live as if is so. This is the question of our practice. Our "state" or condition., if you please. We can also choose to sin, and not live in rightness. That breaks fellowship with the Lord. It should be confessed. I John 1:5-9 is clearly written to Christians to tell us to obey and confess sins.

Does this help? So he sees our sins and wants us to confess them, but it does not take away our family-standing before Him.

At the beginning of the letter Paul calls them Saints and "those who are sanctified." It is the work of Christ and our trust in His righteousness that saves us. We are saints who sin and not sinners. Christ has made us righteous. Our identity is not in our sin but Christ alone. Do you attend Grace church or live in the area?

"No. If that were possible then our salvation would be coming and going all day long – our name going in and out if the book of life. As a believer we are dependent upon Him for our salvation. All of Ch 1 of Ephesians speaks of what He did. None of it is what we did. Sin affects our fellowship with God not our relationship. Once a son of God, always a son of God. Hebrews speaks of the discipline a child faces from a loving Father when we sin. I am saved from sin "once and for all." "When we are faithless, He remains faithful."

"God has offered pardon in advance for any sins which might be committed by the believer. I have no doubt that Ananias and Sapphira, as well as the Old Testament characters of whom we have spoken, were saved people. When death came to them from the hand of God, I believe they went directly to Heaven. "Christ's righteousness is imputed to all believers, even though they may be performing outright sins. God does not reckon their sin to them but regards them as righteous instead, because Christ's righteousness is reckoned to their account." Again, "Judas fell from his high office, but not from grace. Being elect, 'his own place' (Acts 1:2) was Heaven, and to Heaven he went."

"And what is the heresy of Arminianism but the addition of something to the work of the Redeemer? Every heresy, if brought to the touchstone, will discover itself here. I have my own private opinion that there is no such thing as preaching Christ and Him crucified, unless we preach what nowadays is called Calvinism. It is a nickname to call it Calvinism; Calvinism is the gospel, and nothing else"

I believe there will be more in Heaven than in hell. If anyone asks me why I think so, I answer, because Christ, in everything, is to ‘have the pre-eminence,’ and I cannot conceive how He could have the pre-eminence if there are to be more in the dominions of Satan than in Paradise"

The debate is over whether or not a man can be on his way to heaven one minute and on his way to hell the next. To answer that question, we must understand exactly what sends a person to hell. As we have seen, sin alone is not enough. . . . It takes more than simply sinning to get to hell. . . . It is not lying, cheating, stealing, raping, murdering, or being unfaithful that sends people to hell. It is rejecting Christ, refusing to put their trust in Him for the forgiveness of sin"

"there are Christians who show no evidence of their Christianity ."

"When He died on the Cross, He took care of all of our sin. You say, 'You mean to tell me that if a person takes their own life, after all these things that you just talked about, all these sins, that that person is forgiven?' Yes! A believer who commits suicide is 'already forgiven'. Now I didn't say it was going to be good for him, but he is forgiven in advance. Pardoned of that sin. No matter what you do as a Child of God, you are forgiven. Murder, stealing, adultery, worshiping idols....all forgiven in advance!"

"Believers who lose or abandon their faith will retain their salvation. A Christian who at no point in his entire life bore any eternal fruit would remain secure in Christ!"

1: "I think back many years ago of a man in this church who was engaged in adultery, a man who had been a minister and had left the ministry, but a man who seemed to be a godly man, a Christian. Only God knows the heart. He became involved with a married woman. He was going to have her divorce her husband and marry him. I admonished him and urged him to repent. He was brought before the discipline committee and they admonished him and urged him to repent. Finally, the Session determined that since he remained impenitent, they would have to excommunicate him from the church. Just before that happened God pulled the string and suddenly he died! These are just some of the unlimited, infinite ways God can chasten those who are TRULY His own, who DO NOT repent of their sins, kill them and take them to heaven!"

2:"Judas in his apostasy, committed suicide and thus demonstrated that he was not truly a believer!"

3: What is it that we are saved from? We are saved from death and Hell, from the penalty of sin: "For the wages of sin is death" (Romans 6:23), both the physical death and the spiritual and eternal death which follow it. Thus, in this first aspect of salvation, we are saved from the penalty of sin by what is known theologically as "justification." This is an act of a Judge (God) who declares us not guilty, who declares us innocent and righteous in His sight, as He clothes us with the perfect righteousness of His own Son. Therefore, all of our guilt is taken away. Psychologists can't take it away, psychiatrists can't take it away, and pagan religions can't take it away. Only Christ can take away your guilt.

4: This faith is no mere intellectual thing. It is no mere "said" faith. It is a real and vital thing which connects us to the very dynamo of God, and the Holy Spirit comes into us and changes our lives. That is what real faith is. There are many people who delude themselves of being in a state of grace and having something called "faith," when this faith is nothing but a mental speculation. They say to themselves, "Oh, I believe," but that belief does nothing for their lives. They are left exactly as they were before. They are not transformed; they are not filled with the divine zeal and a holy joy.

5: So YES, you are holy- but you may or may not be WALKING and living out holiness in your current choices and activities. I am married, but are my thoughts, eyes and body married this moment, this hour, today, in my practice?

6: Yes, my friends, we are saved by faith, but we are judged by works. Why? Because faith is invisible. Do I have faith? Do you have faith? James 2:18 says, "Shew me thy faith without thy works" (which is impossible), "and I will shew thee my faith by my works." Note well, we are judged by works, but we are not saved by works. We are judged by works, but saved by faith in Jesus Christ.

7: These two aspects of our faith (Justification, Sanctification) are all part of that wonderful package of salvation that culminates in our Glorification; that time when we will no longer have to struggle with our personal sins. It is in our Justification that we "put on Christ" and that Jesus comes to live "within us" by His Holy Spirit. It is this idea that we have when we say that God "sees" us but when He looks upon us, He sees "Jesus living in us" and we are now perfect in Christ Jesus. He has taken our sins and sinful life and nailed them to the Cross, and He (God) attributes to us His righteousness.

8: It doctrine when properly understood is called "the Perseverance of the Saints." This means that the true Christian having the Holy Spirit living within will always come back to the Lord. Though we all have our ups and downs and we all backslide at some time, we will come back to the Lord.

9: First, this is referring to believers: "brethren if anyone among you..." Secondly, if a believer "wanders" (back slides) ... Thirdly the rest of the scripture is saying that it is possible if a believer continues to backslide God may "take him home"