Who is "The Acuser of the Brethren"? — Don't call evil that which is good! скачать в хорошем качестве

Who is "The Acuser of the Brethren"? — Don't call evil that which is good!

In this conversation, Ron Cantor opens up the concept of the 'Accuser of the Brethren,' exploring its implications within the church, particularly in relation to accountability and prophetic words. He examines biblical examples, particularly from the life of David, to differentiate between genuine prophetic accountability and false accusations. The discussion emphasizes the church's role in addressing sin, the importance of redemption, and the dangers of misjudging motives. Ultimately, Cantor encourages listeners to speak out against injustice while being aware of the spiritual dynamics at play. 📖 Check out LOGOS, which is the Bible Software I use for study, and that you see on the screen: logos.sjv.io/DyzAX5. Five years ago, a friend encouraged me to invest in it, and it filled me through both my master's degree and my doctorate. I highly recommend this for the serious student of the Bible. Takeaways ✅ The term 'Accuser of the Brethren' is often misapplied. ✅ Accountability in the church is essential for spiritual health. ✅ Prophetic words should be judged within the community. ✅ David's experiences illustrate the difference between accusation and prophecy. ✅ The church is called to judge sin within its community. ✅ Satan is the ultimate accuser, but he has lost authority post-resurrection. ✅ Redemption should be the goal of addressing sin. ✅ Speaking out against injustice comes with a cost. ✅ We must not confuse accountability with accusation. ✅ The church must not ignore serious allegations of sin. Titles 🎥 The Accuser of the Brethren Explained 🎥 Prophecy and Accountability in the Church Sound Bites 🎤 "That is the actual accuser." 🎤 "The goal is redemption." 🎤 "We cannot wink at sin." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Accuser of the Brethren 01:55 Understanding Prophecy and Accountability 03:44 iblical Examples of Accusation 10:53 The Role of Prophets vs. Accusers 18:18 The Accuser of the Brethren in Revelation 25:07 Judgment and Accountability in the Church 31:03 The Cross and the End of Accusation 36:14 Doing the Right Thing Amidst Accusations