1 KINGS 13 The Altar & The Two Prophets

[@edu.M.A.0077]

Wonderful sermon Bill! It is rare to find such spiritual discernment! May God be with you always!

[@Bigmouth660]

Excellent teaching

[@chandrabrown9459]

This was so eye opening and revealing of our times....study God's word and hold fast...

[@evelynguddat8074]

Watching from the U.K. 🇬🇧: Thank you Pastor Bill. God Bless you and keep your sword sharp to the end.

[@daniellelovesjesusgirl9174]

God bless you Pastor Bill and believers in grace fellowship. Your devotion to the Lord and preaching the truth is just so beautiful and thank you so much for your Wednesday sermans ❤ how I love feasting on the old testiment with you from the other side of the world! Keeping you all in prayer in gratitude for you all! May the Lord continue to keep you strong and so beautiful in Him 🙏

[@carmensantiago4135]

Dearest Brother Randle, thank you so very much for reposting this. I have been extremely blessed by your preaching. It has been like a glass of cold water to one that has been parched from thirst. My soul has been revived and I praise the Lord for your teaching. Thank you for your love of truth.

[@TheElizabethashby]

GREAT SERMON THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU ALL FROM THE UK X

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Bless you guys!!! Following regularly from Silicon Valley and Santa Cruz, CA (believe it or not :)!

[@tabitha0leigh]

I really appreciated this message. Thank you so much for posting it.

[@gordonsierak8808]

Interesting story, the way I’ve looked at this story is that it’s an allegorie, that paints a picture of some one turning back from the true focus of out faith which should be the cross. For example Jeroboam was offering up incense on the alter at Bethel, he should have been offering up a sacrifice at Solomons temple in Judea, which in the old testament was a picture of the cross to come. The man of God was instructed to correct him, then leave by a different way, this shows in God we can only go forward in our faith, not turn back in any way, or turn to a different way. When the false prophet found the man of God, he was sitting under the oak tree, this is the position we should always be in, as the oak tree represents the cross, so we should live our life in the shadow of the cross, however the old prophet comes to the man of God and tells him to go back to his place. I see two problems here, one is he is going back to an old doctrine that does not anchor their faith in the cross, it could be a doctrine of works, and second one is he is eating and drinking from the old way of teaching before he learnt the “message of the cross” which is the terminology the apostle Paul called it in 1 Corinthians 1:10. To summarize, its simply going back to old teachings that do not teach the “message of the cross”.

[@jessiep63]

wonderful teaching! thanks again Pastor...

[@jackiegarroutte8970]

Thank you pastor Bill

[@billperez1141]

Truly all glory and honor belongs to The Lord God of Israel. "Who is like The Lord from everlasting to everlasting He Is God and there is no other". See all of you soon w/our Lord.

[@UnderTheFloor79]

What is Marion Iowa like? Is it a safe place to raise kids? We have to get out of Oregon before it's too late.

[@slaplintern3509]

Exceptional message Bill. Keep going brother.

[@rustysruger]

Thanks Bro..🙏

[@TheElizabethashby]

ITS VERY TRUE PEOPLE THE WHOLE OF THE KJV BIBLE IS FOR US ALL GO AND STUDY IT DONT RELY ON MAN BUT GOD JESUS WORD

[@GordonSierak]

Interesting story, the way I’ve looked at this story is that it’s an allegorie, that paints a picture of some one turning back from the true focus of out faith which should be the cross. For example Jeroboam was offering up incense on the alter at Bethel, he should have been offering up a sacrifice at Solomons temple in Judea, which in the old testament was a picture of the cross to come. The man of God was instructed to correct him, then leave by a different way, this shows in God we can only go forward in our faith, not turn back in any way, or turn to a different way. When the false prophet found the man of God, he was sitting under the oak tree, this is the position we should always be in, as the oak tree represents the cross, so we should live our life in the shadow of the cross, however the old prophet comes to the man of God and tells him to go back to his place. I see two problems here, one is he is going back to an old doctrine that does not anchor their faith in the cross, it could be a doctrine of works, and second one is he is eating and drinking from the old way of teaching before he learnt the “message of the cross” which is the terminology the apostle Paul called it in 1 Corinthians 1:10. To summarize, its simply going back to old teachings that do not teach the “message of the cross”. Reply