Who is Robert Breaker? Is He a False Teacher?

[JAL]

@Guojing,

Here's one thing most people don't understand about the Mosaic law. The pillars of Cloud and Fire (the Shekina Glory) betokened one of the greatest reviving outpourings of the Holy Spirit in world history. When revival saturates people with holiness:
- Obedience becomes easy.
- Hence punishment for disobedience becomes more severe.

People read the Law and think, "God was harsh back then. He inflicted plagues on Israel!"

God is the same today! Nothing has changed! In 1Cor 10:1-11 Paul reminds the Corinthians that God slaughtered many Israelites. Was Paul speaking hypothetically? No! God was doing the same thing in Corinth! They had insulted the Last Supper, hence:

"For those who eat and drink without discerning the body of Christ eat and drink judgment on themselves. 30That is why many among you are weak and sick, and a number of you have fallen asleep." (1Cor 11).

Revival is joy beyond our wildest dreams - trust me no drug addict has experienced that level of intoxication - but it is also DANGEROUS.

Secondly, God ALSO gave to Israel great prosperity. When they could AFFORD to do animal sacrifices, He expected them to. But trust me, when in later centuries a man was too poor to afford it, his heavenly Father would not condemn him for it.

 

[JAL]

So your answer to my question is, between Exodus 24 and Acts 9, a gentile could

1. just declare in faith "I believe in God",
2. have nothing to do with the Law of Moses
   
   and he will be saved together with the nation Israel at the end of his life?

Yes, but I want to clarify a thing or two here. Classic dispensationalists agree with me that faith-alone saved OT saints, but they think that faith is a belief in a set of doctrines - an intellectual faith. In their view, each dispensation of believers had to know more doctrine to be saved.

In truth, the ESSENCE of saving faith is NOT doctrinal. The Inward Witness of the Holy Spirit does two things during conversion:

(1) He provides a picture of Christ. This is the crucial part. This is what it means to meet the Lord, and it has nothing to do with doctrine. Paul got a very distinct picture on the Road to Damascus. (The more intense a revival, the more distinct are the visions of that era).

(2). Yes He DOES tend to provide some doctrine or, more accurately, confirms in our hearts some of the basic doctrines preached to us during conversion, if we are old enough to understand them.

Suppose you preach to someone all the right doctrines, he believes them, and repents. Will he be saved? Absolutely not. He is still worshiping HIS own picture of God, which is just a conceptual idol (viz Mormons and JWs). When a PROPHET is doing the preaching (Jonah 3), the listeners are more likely to receive the Inward Witness of the Holy Spirit introducing them to Yahweh. So to answer your question:

Between Exodus 24 and Acts 9, a gentile could

1. just declare in faith "I believe in God",

...and will be saved together with the nation Israel at the end of his life?

YES - assuming that he has a revelation of the true God from the Holy Spirit.

Actually there is also an inferior revelation known among theologians as General Revelation. God has designed conscience, triggered by the beauty of Nature, to regularly conjure up a primordial mental picture of our beautiful God (see Romans 1:18-22). Submitting to THAT picture would ALSO be salvific. But since the Fall our hearts have been hard, so it's a dubious question whether anyone freely submits to General Revelation - in fact we tend to suppress it (verse 18). Special Revelation (the Inward Witness of the Holy Spirit) both softens our hard hearts AND provides a more accurate picture.

 

[Jacovin Davis]

I thought there were 4 in the NT? You better get right with God and know His Word for yourself we are not to worship Mary She is only a dead saint and scriptures tell us not to worship man period. Mary is dead and the Catholic church is sending a lot of you straight to Hell period. She can't hear you idiots praying to her like she is a Deity she was a sinner and man9Mankind) just like you and just because she carried our Messiah do not t make her God like the Messiah she was born not from Holy Spirit, but her father's sperm you people need to wake up and stop the foolishness. So retarded on so many levels smh.

 

[Jacovin Davis]

People, please get into the Word for yourselves, first get saved for real and ask God for the Holy Spirit for He shall guide us into all truths and stop believing everything you hear because YouTube is not your Bible. We are living in the Last Days and the Word warned us about many false teachers in these last days. Anyone with discernment, having a real relationship with Yeshua and know His Word can see clearly that this man along with many others are false teachers and prophets. Let us not be or become spiritually handicap; wake up and stop being tossed to and fro believing every wind and doctrine.

 

[parousia70]

We are living in the Last Days

So were Jesus and the Apostles (Hebrews 1:1-2, 1 Corinthians 10:11-12 )

 

[Jacovin Davis]

So were Jesus and the Apostles (Hebrews 1:1-2, 1 Corinthians 10:11-12 )

??????What are you saying????Well trying to say hope you not calling Yeshua and His Apostles false!!

 

[blazingflower420]

There is but ONE Gospel.

Galatians 1:8
But even if we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel to you than what we have preached to you, let him be accursed.

Per Zondervan Academic:

Each of the four gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—paints a unique portrait of Jesus. They show us the same Jesus but portray him from different perspectives.

What are these four unique portraits?

1. Matthew presents Jesus as the Jewish Messiah, the fulfillment of Old Testament hopes.

2. Mark portrays him as the suffering Son of God, who offers himself as a sacrifice for sins.

3. Luke’s Jesus is the Savior for all people, who brings salvation to all nations and people groups.

4. In John, Jesus is the eternal Son of God, the self-revelation of God the Father.

Having four gospels gives us a deeper, more profound understanding of who Jesus is and what he did.

 

[blazingflower420]

W

Breaker refrences Hyslops “Two Babylons” which has been thoroughly discredited. Along with my spelling. He, Breaker, is allover the place. Take with a grain of salt and Bereanize his teachings.

Who do you recommend?

 

[blazingflower420]

Breaker thinks those who obey Jesus are not justified and that one can only go to heaven if they are lawless. His error is that he thinks the law and the prophets were until Paul but they were until John the baptist (Luke 16:16) so when the apostle Paul said no flesh shall be justified by the works of the Law (Gal 2:16) he was talking about pre-Jesus law not that no flesh shall be justified through Jesus' teachings.

What does salvation do to the law?

 

[parousia70]

??????What are you saying????Well trying to say hope you not calling Yeshua and His Apostles false!!

Well, when Choosing who is right about it, Jesus and the apostles, or random 21st century internet people, my money is on Jesus and the apostles being correct and random internet people being wrong.

Which do you think are right?

 

[Jesus is YHWH]

So were Jesus and the Apostles (Hebrews 1:1-2, 1 Corinthians 10:11-12 )

Yes the last days began at Jesus 1st coming and will consummate at His 2nd Coming.

 

[parousia70]

Yes the last days began at Jesus 1st coming and will consummate at His 2nd Coming.

Great. In what way was the month of December in 1465, or the month of May in 1234, or August 1655, "The last Days"?

 

[Jesus is YHWH]

Great. In what way was the month of December in 1465, or the month of May in 1234, or August 1655, "The last Days"?

I don't know you tell me

 

[bbbbbbb]

Great. In what way was the month of December in 1465, or the month of May in 1234, or August 1655, "The last Days"?

It is really surprisingly simple. The "former days" were those prior to the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ (typically called B. C. in our calendars). The "last days" are after these aforementioned events. Thus, Peter was quite correct in preaching on the Day of Pentecost that the prophecies of Joel regarding the last days were fulfilled. The fact is that the "last days" (which we call A. D.) have not ended yet, nor do we have any idea as to when that will actually take place, other than the fulfillment of the remaining prophecies.