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This 250 page book also has 12 pages of footnotes, 2 pages of the 42 names of the people quoted,
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Disclaimer:
Twelve years ago when the author wrote this
book, he quoted 42 authors. Now at this time (May 2008) it has become
apparent that the author is no longer in agreement with Rick Joyner in some
critical areas of theology. Joyner seems to be practicing Gnosticism (the
antichrist is within us, is not a literal man) and
Dominion theology .
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ArkHaven
Christian Community
The ultimate and
future goal of ArkHaven is to form “a Christian community of
intentional neighbors” to prepare a campus on a “green island of
survival” for a coming financial depression indicated by world
economic trends, and prophetic voices, such as David Wilkerson, Larry
Burkett,
and others. Our purpose
is to prepare places of equipping and sending, not hunkering
down to hide and survive
As Christians in China and many
other countries have found out, the church can suffer terrible tribulation
today. In fact there is more martyrdom and persecution in the world today
than in any time in history. And to think it can not happen in America is
not realistic.
Also, a combination of natural
disasters and man made disasters could throw our nation into desperate times.
Should we not be ready for such an eventuality with food and shelter and the
gospel of Jesus Christ to minister to our surrounding towns? Are you among the
many whom God is leading in this way?
2 Timothy 3:1 “But realize
this, that in the last days difficult times will come.
Read how ArkHaven got its
name, and why and how the ArkHaven Christian Community is being set up. There
are even investment opportunities for those who catch the vision
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DANGEROUS
TEACHINGS
YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
The
subject here is eschatology, which is the study of end-time
events, as illustrated by the book of Revelation.
I don't want
to offend you, but do you know what a Futurist or Preterist
is? If you don't know, you are probably a Futurist, and
you
really need to know what a preterist is.
Just trust me on this for a minute, and read this shocking
statement:
Preterists call
us "Futurists" (Premillennialists) because we believe Jesus
will return to Earth at the end of the 7 years of tribulation
and before the 1000 years of peace begins. However,
Preterists believe the Antichrist and the Second Coming
happened almost 2000 years ago (way back in 70 AD), and
(again) we Premillennialists believe the antichrist (and the
Second Coming) will come in the future.
Since the term
"Futurist" is something Preterists call Premillennialist, most
Premillennialist never heard that term (Futurist) or the term
"Preterist."
This may not sound important to
you yet, but you will see in a minute that it really is
important to you. Please hang in there a little longer.
Keep in
mind that most eschatologies make the identical statement of
faith, saying that they derive their eschatology straight from
the Bible. All claim to stand squarely on the Word.
All are supported by brilliant scholars who claim
to love the Lord Jesus Christ equally as much, and are often
found in our own denomination...and then they ride off into a
dozen different directions. But God is not the author of
confusion, and they all obviously can't be right, and time
will test them all.
We Bible
believing Christians believe a great falling away is coming,
but the nature of this event it not quite clear in the minds
of many believers. It
has never occurred to many of us that the falling
away—properly defined—is erroneous teachings in our (yours,
mine, every) doctrinal group. This sounds like a
wild accusation, but if you are a Berean seeker of wisdom
and truth you will want to read this. (Acts 17:11)
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