Do We Seek to Please Men? (Edited by ChatGPT)

 

When Paul explained salvation by grace, he was clear that the Law of Moses was the law of death and condemnation. The Law is holy, but it was not fit for us, and he clearly cast it down so that the shadow could leave space for the real thing — the truth, grace, and faith. The Law was not the truth, so the Law had to be cast away, for its judgment has been paid off, so truth and grace could take over. Paul was not kind to the Law — the holy Law — but he did so to save lost souls.

 

Did Paul say the Roman gods were important because they gave ethics, morality, and civilized life to the empire? Did he honor the idols of Athens? He declared them for what they are — worthless idols of demons. Did Paul hide the truth from them? No, he declared it outright.

 

Was Paul insulting them? Did Jesus insult the Pharisees? No, he told them the truth and clearly showed them who they were, because that is what saves — to know the truth. They insulted him, because what they said about him was lies. Jesus told them the truth, but he was not dissing them. He was speaking the truth, and they insulted him because they could not handle it. He did not respond to insult with insult — he just spoke the truth.

 

Now let us look at those who built the faith in the Horn of Africa, because the assembly of the LGBT in Ethiopia has become a headache of lies. Did the heroes of faith in the Horn fail to remind people that the books they read, the “saints” and “angels” they worship, are not from God? Do I become a Protestant just to sing for Jesus in German music? I am not a slave of Germans to think Western hymns are perfection. The reason we left death behind is because it is the death of demons. That is why we declare — demon is demon. When we run to Jesus, it is because fairytale is fairytale, and we declare it as such so others can escape it too.

 

So we should declare it as such. What is of the devil is of the devil. If not, why should we separate ourselves from our culture? To sing in German hymns? We do not have that slave mentality. But where is our kindness, humility, tolerance, and love shown? After we speak the truth — because we are of the truth from the Truth — we know they are darkness from darkness. When they insult us back, we love them anyway. When they attack us, we turn the other cheek. When they starve us, we feed them. When they hate us, we love them. But we keep telling them the truth — they are following doctrines of devils. We do not sugarcoat it, because our end is not to be an LGBT-honoring assembly. Can you see the end of your reward, LGBT? God is just.

 

Do you think now we can convince God that He should accept the doctrine of demons as His own? Or should we please people by rejecting the commandment of God? If we please people, we would not belong to God. You are working to earn their love — we are working to earn the love of God by saving them.

 

So soldiers of God will serve God, and soldiers of flesh will serve their flesh. We will see how things end. We will see whose net will be full of fish, and whose net will be full of LGBT. God is just. Did not God take His Spirit away from the old assemblies (God has reason)? And what is next, dears? Maybe LGBT? Am I insulting you — or telling you the truth?

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