Assistant : “False prophet” Assistant
- 26
- Mar
- 2015
These days I was thinking of something so profound that I intend to share with you, assistants, which is as follows:
– “With who am I in the same boat … Towards our Salvation and the Salvation of other lives?”
What is it that the Lord Jesus always warns us about in His Word…
If we were to observe well the way in which God warns us, we see a very intense care with our soul and especially with the process of our Eternal Salvation.
Just pay attention to what is written:
Matthew 7:15
“Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves.”
The reality is that we tend, before this call of attention from the Lord Jesus, to immediately think in those who surround us or convey the responsibility to others… However, we cannot in any way be indifferent to ourselves—quite the contrary, we have to seriously evaluate, if within us, there is no trace of a false prophet.
– “What is that Luisa?” you may ask. It’s the truth! We cannot just be attentive to those who are at our side and that can be deceiving, but above all, vigilant with our own “I”, which by nature is not good!
And when is it that this “false prophet” can arise within me?:
– When I hear the TRUTH and do not put it into practice;
– When I advise someone to use the faith and I do not use mine;
– When I let the feelings be stronger than my faith;
– When I do not obey the spiritual authorities;
– When I live “hidden” doing what is bad for my spiritual life;
– When I do not follow the orientations given by the spiritual authorities;
– When I am resistant about being molded… always wanting to do it my way;
– Ultimately … the list goes on.
But be careful assistants, keep an eye open to what can quietly come from your interior and never discard the hypothesis of evaluating your interior thoroughly—for who thinks they are standing, take care not to fall.
I would like to read your comment and to know whether this care was truly already within you.
Hugs!!
Thandi Sidumo
15th April 2015 at 4:23
Dear Mrs Luisa
This is quiet an interesting link that has taught me so much hehehe! whenever mentioned a wolf under a sheep skin I never looked at myself but always point fingers….we learn everyday…
Rachel
13th April 2015 at 22:06
It is eye opening. i will re- evaluate myself.
Adeline Mofokeng
13th April 2015 at 1:15
This message is very powerful i had tears in my eyes when i was reading it,i paused a little and do self examination.my heart beated fast i saw things in the list that i can relate and i thank God because thats how He wanted to show me where i needed to fix and i am thankful i was able to recognise and my willingness to see and to learn.
Ms guni
30th March 2015 at 21:51
I have to examine myself twice
Carolyn Phofi
26th March 2015 at 19:46
wow this post really opened my eyes. i always advice people to use their faith most of the times when i counsel them whilst i would sit back and relax and i would put my faith on hold.
i really thank God And Thank You Mrs Luisa For This Post.
Sylvia Ngumbela
26th March 2015 at 17:07
The message is soo powerful,what I believe about this message is that we can be also “false prophets”if we rebel against our authorities,if we tell people to use their faith but ourselves not,even if we hear the word of God but not put into practise,thanx for eye opener and reminder:)