Some of the stuff that is being preached in GT is just outrageous!
I mean, so many people in there are advocating views that they have absolutely no Biblical support for; and when you try to show them what the Bible really says about those issues they accuse you of not belonging to the body of Christ, or something else to that effect.
For example, there is a person in there right now who is stating that Jesus is the sabbath Day!
http://www.christianforums.com/t2909809-will-the-true-sabbath-day-please-resurrect.html
Now if Jesus is the Sabbath day why didn't the Apostles teach this?
And if Jesus were the sabbath day then was Isaiah off his rocker when he spoke of the Sabbath in 66:23 as a literal day that would be honored for all eternity?
The idea that Jesus is the Sabbath day may sound nice, but it just isn't Biblical.
In fact, the thrust behind it is to express the idea that it isn't a literal day, but that it is merely spiritual. The danger in this is that it promotes a Christianity that has no basis in the word of God. You see, if we can just spiritualize everything then what do we need the Bible for? In other words, if we can just make up our own doctrines then what sense is there in studying the word of God? Do you see the problem here?
What are we after, the truth as it is disclosed in the Bible or nice ideas that tickle the ears?
Some people just don't get it! They don't see the danger that lies before their path.
I mean, so many people in there are advocating views that they have absolutely no Biblical support for; and when you try to show them what the Bible really says about those issues they accuse you of not belonging to the body of Christ, or something else to that effect.
For example, there is a person in there right now who is stating that Jesus is the sabbath Day!

http://www.christianforums.com/t2909809-will-the-true-sabbath-day-please-resurrect.html
Now if Jesus is the Sabbath day why didn't the Apostles teach this?
And if Jesus were the sabbath day then was Isaiah off his rocker when he spoke of the Sabbath in 66:23 as a literal day that would be honored for all eternity?
The idea that Jesus is the Sabbath day may sound nice, but it just isn't Biblical.
In fact, the thrust behind it is to express the idea that it isn't a literal day, but that it is merely spiritual. The danger in this is that it promotes a Christianity that has no basis in the word of God. You see, if we can just spiritualize everything then what do we need the Bible for? In other words, if we can just make up our own doctrines then what sense is there in studying the word of God? Do you see the problem here?
What are we after, the truth as it is disclosed in the Bible or nice ideas that tickle the ears?
Some people just don't get it! They don't see the danger that lies before their path.