I’ve already proven it by posting Scriptures which show you are acting against Scripture.
***And I post the question to you that you have never answered: Was Jesus being Christlike when he confronted the false teachers of His day and called them ‘sons of the devil’?
Like the pharisees in Christ’s day, you have hardened your heart to the Truth of the Word.
***Oh, contraire, Pierre. You are the one who ignores the truth, posted to you each time and blithely not answering the question. Either we are doing Christ’s will by confronting false teachers or Christ did something wrong. That’s the dilemma you’re in. Go ahead, accuse Christ of doing something wrong. Oh, now maybe that isn’t the way to go... so go ahead and tell us we’re not doing what He wanted, even though He did it Himself and He’s the Ultimate Example for our behavior. Yup, that’s some dilemma you’re in. And like the pharisees who wouldn’t answer Christ’s question about John’s baptism, you are stuck in your own hard-heartedness and need to snipe at Jesus. You need to tell Him how he should do things better because, OBVIOUSLY, your plan is so much better than His.
The reason that the Pharisees couldn’t answer Christ’s questions was their hearts were not after God, and Jesus knew it. The Pharisees probably knew it as well, deep in their hearts.
And the same reason you and others cannot answer the dilemma is because your heart is not after God, just like the pharisees.
Oh, and wouldn’t it be precious if you responded to this post rather than the others so that you wouldn’t have to address the dilemma in the first place? It would be primary evidence towards what I have said.
I’ve posted Scripture already. I won’t be posting it again so you won’t read it, again.
I’ve already said exactly what you all are doing, and what you’re doing is acting in a manner contrary to Scripture.
You are divining another’s heart by making statements that they do not belong to Christ, are not saved, are not Christians. You are not God, you are forbidden to judge (divine) another’s beliefs and standing with God.
When you teach, you are to teach as Christ said, in love and with love, and those Scriptures of how a Christian is to act was also already posted.
You are destroying your testimony by acting in a manner that is contrary to God’s Word.