The Letter to the 12 Tribes Scattered Abroad
The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing from the Wilderness
How do you Know if You are Still in Babylon?
The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing from the Wilderness
In Revelation 13: 11 John writes that he saw a second beast come up out
of the earth (the Hebrew word for earth is Erets. Strongs' Dictionary
(776) says Erets can be translated as wilderness). The beast looks Christ-
like for it has two horns like a lamb. Do you remember where the five
errant churches in Revelation 2 and 3 were living? They were in Asia (the
wilderness).
I connect the dots to the Beast with Two horns of a lamb in Revelation 13:11 with Apostate, or Counterfeit, or Rogue Christianity.
This beast has two horns and he attacks Christians two ways:first, it tries to destroy their Spirit of Love. And secondly, it tries to destroy Christians by false doctrines (doctrines of devils). Its greatest ploy is to turn believers back to the Old Covenant. It is written that if you go back to even one point of the old covenant, than Christ becomes of no effect to you and you are fallen from grace. The book of Hebrews says if you return to the Old Covenant as a way to supplement your salvation there is no way to call you back to repentance.
Rogue Counterfeit Christianity, by a multitude of false teachers and preachers, puts people back under the old covenant by binding them to tithing, keeping the feasts, Sabbaths, and sanctifying warfare.
Counterfeit, Apostate, Christianity promotes speaking to or praying to the dead (saints), worshipping the mother of Yahshuah, ritualized deistic cannibalism (the Eucharists of Transubstantiation and Consubstantiation).
The false prophets of Apostate Christianity glorify modern Rogue Israel as God's chosen people and teach that God is giving them back the Promised Land, and condone the Modern Israeli's use of warfare, teaching that this will usher in the return of Yahshuah. They promote all things Jewish encouraging men to pray with their heads covered, and have brought the Seal of Solomon into the Christian world with a vehemence.
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