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And... if it wasn't for the UPC there wouldn't be anything to talk about on any of the various "Apostlic" forums. |
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When he joined the Air Force, he bunked with two guys from the UPCI. He began to study and feels that God showed him that he was taught wrong. He was, subsequently, filled with the Holy Ghost as he saw and believed it is a very necessary part of the Gospel message and not just an "added blessing". I was taught the same when Charles Duke, the Astronaut, baptized me. He told me that some speak in tongues and some do not. Well, I was baptized in the Father, Son and Holy Ghost and did not look into the "speaking in tongues" part, because he told me that God gave it to special people and I knew, at that point of my life, I was not special. That is a very bad way of presenting the Gospel, IMO. I don't know what he teaches today, but that's what he taught years ago. Now I understand people are teaching the Holy Ghost is not salvific, but for empowerment and teaching that speaking in tongues is not the "only" evidence that you have received the Holy Ghost. I have a problem with that. These are some of the reasons, off the top of my head. We've been so laborious on this subject, I don't think I want to get more into this.
I see no reason to believe you will not speak in tongues or that you receive it any other way. Romans 8:9 tells me that it is a salvational issue. If I don't belong to Him without the Holy Ghost, how will I make it to heaven? It is the earnest of my inheritance. Prax, that means these two varying messages will come against each other in a very divisive way and there will not be unity in that. They may have started out being almost identical, but they certainly are not anymore. We have heated debate about that here on AFF. How is taking a stand against the AS in the UPCI any different? David is calling me a liar because I am a 3-stepper. That means my husband is also a liar. Who would have thunk! LOL! Pointing fingers at the UPCI becomes pretty moot at that point. I mean, really! LOL! |
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You said that both preached Acts 2:38, that it was hard to distinguish between the two messages. Distinguish means that there is something different. Where or what was the distinction? |
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Can you image two preachers - one on Sunday morning and one on Sunday night - preaching opposite messages. LOL! Sunday morning you are saved, Sunday night you are not. LOL! How is that going to work? I do not see that working, at all. LOL! |
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I know that this challenge will generate some hearsay testimonies, but it has never been demonstrated on even one single occasion since New Year's Eve 1899 until this present day that any of the "speaking in tongues" in the modern day Pentecostal Revival has ever included anything like the experience and the languages described in Acts 2:4-11. Not once. Ever. Quote:
I called you a liar because you are a "Three Stepper?" You're hallucinating badly now. When did I call you a liar? That's the problem with your methodology, IMHO. You are so certain that you are correct that anyone who dares to question - not necessarily your doctrine, but questions your certainty - draws this "ARE YOU CALLING ME A LIAR!?!" type of response. Grow up. Now, prove to me that you are unquestionably right on this issue by producing verifiable evidence that the scene in Acts 2:4-11, has ever been repeated in a 20th or 21st century Pentecostal meeting. Prove to me that this is a fact, as you have said it is. |
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