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never dominated by fear, and it is presided over by the Father, lessons are taught by the Son, and understanding comes via the Holy Spirit. The Church is one. Everything else is vain and profane.

The "Great Falling Away" that Jesus spoke of has begun, and oddly enough the churches did get this right, but what they do not realize is that they {the churches} will be the cause. In the time of the end men's hearts will grow cold and for this reason they will fall away. They will see events they were told they wouldn't see, they will endure persecution they were told they wouldn't have to endure, and they will believe only that they were lied to by the clergy, and by extension God. Where once they thought they felt love, there will remain only seething hatred and violence. They will be like a child fed only candy and goodies on the day that he learns that getting what he wanted has now cost him his life. Yes, there will be a Great Falling Away, it is beginning now, and soon it will come into full fruition. Those who could, and should, change this won't because to do so would deprive them of their paychecks, position, and prominence {the gods they chose over God long ago}. Most, if they admitted this to themselves, would not change, would not repent, because of the gods they worship, and as Christ once said of them, "They have their reward already."

I hold to the hope that there are some preachers and churches, few though they may be, that abide in the Truth. It may seem that I've covered all with a single blanket, but in truth I've covered only those who, through their own choices, have worshiped other gods and preached another gospel to their people. They can say that this is nothing more than one man's opinion and they have that right, if these words are mine and mine alone. On the other hand .

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