[…] 8. Many are leaving as they recognize the falsity of the Clergy- Laity division. All those robes and titles mean nothing! God is using all sincere holy vessels equally. As these believers grow closer to Christ they realize that their gifts were given to them to use in His kingdom not to just play supporting roles to another man’s vision. For years titles and positions in the church have been bought and sold to the “deserving.” Many are tired of playing the game and have come to understand that it is God who promotes. If a man gives it to you he can take it away from you but what God gives you no man can take away. See Jon Zens video on this topic: The Clergy-Laity Division An Institutional Lie […]
After 45 yrs of overseeing small and mid size denominational type “churches” my wife and I are fed up with the divided, mixed up covenants, denominated daughters of the whore of Babylon. We will follow Jesus and no man made doctrines, relics of tradition, and rituals of religion. Reject reverends, tithes, structures for the entertainment of the fans. An excellent summary of the subject.
[…] Muchos se están yendo al reconocer la falsedad de la división [y distinción] entre el clero y el laicado; ¡todas esas túnicas y títulos no significan nada! Dios está usando todos los vasos santos y sinceros por igual. A medida que estos creyentes se acercan más a Cristo, se dan cuenta de que sus dones les fueron dados para usarlos en Su reino, no solo para desempeñar papeles de apoyo a la visión de otro hombre. Durante años, los títulos y puestos en la iglesia se han comprado y vendido a los que se designan como “merecedores”; muchos están cansados de jugar y han llegado a comprender que es Dios quien promueve. Si un hombre te da cierta posición, también te la puede quitar, pero lo que Dios te da, nadie te lo puede quitar. Vea el video de Jon Zens sobre este tema: The Clergy-Laity Division An Institutional Lie […]
[…] an Elder, Pastor, Priest be present. The idea of a Clergy-led gathering is completely alien to the first century church. The invention of a paid professional minister is […]
[…] 8. Many are leaving as they recognize the falsity of the Clergy- Laity division. All those robes and titles mean nothing! God is using all sincere holy vessels equally. As these believers grow closer to Christ they realize that their gifts were given to them to use in His kingdom not to just play supporting roles to another man’s vision. For years titles and positions in the church have been bought and sold to the “deserving.” Many are tired of playing the game and have come to understand that it is God who promotes. If a man gives it to you he can take it away from you but what God gives you no man can take away. See Jon Zens video on this topic: The Clergy-Laity Division An Institutional Lie […]
After 45 yrs of overseeing small and mid size denominational type “churches” my wife and I are fed up with the divided, mixed up covenants, denominated daughters of the whore of Babylon. We will follow Jesus and no man made doctrines, relics of tradition, and rituals of religion. Reject reverends, tithes, structures for the entertainment of the fans. An excellent summary of the subject.
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[…] Muchos se están yendo al reconocer la falsedad de la división [y distinción] entre el clero y el laicado; ¡todas esas túnicas y títulos no significan nada! Dios está usando todos los vasos santos y sinceros por igual. A medida que estos creyentes se acercan más a Cristo, se dan cuenta de que sus dones les fueron dados para usarlos en Su reino, no solo para desempeñar papeles de apoyo a la visión de otro hombre. Durante años, los títulos y puestos en la iglesia se han comprado y vendido a los que se designan como “merecedores”; muchos están cansados de jugar y han llegado a comprender que es Dios quien promueve. Si un hombre te da cierta posición, también te la puede quitar, pero lo que Dios te da, nadie te lo puede quitar. Vea el video de Jon Zens sobre este tema: The Clergy-Laity Division An Institutional Lie […]
[…] an Elder, Pastor, Priest be present. The idea of a Clergy-led gathering is completely alien to the first century church. The invention of a paid professional minister is […]