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Bertha Dudde |
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ThemeBooklet 127
Test all Things and keep what is Good |
Faith is the first condition for truth ....
Book of Books .... Lamp without oil ....
Wrong interpretation of the Scriptures .... The working of the spirit ....
Is the Bible completed ....
Do the Gospels correspond to truth? ....
Divine revelations can be accepted without scrutiny .... Love ....
Doubting the transfer of pure truth ....
Two different kinds of revelations cannot be true ....
Scrutinising the origin of a revelation ....
Danger of accepting established traditions .... Examination ....
Concord of spiritual results .... Truth ....
New school of thought .... Human work ....
There is only one truth .... Feeling of heart ....
Spiritual compulsion .... Doctrines .... Truth ....
Wrong portrayal of God .... Error ....
Various schools of thought .... There is only one truth ....
Dangers of psychic communication ....
Difference between the ‘working of the spirit’ and ‘psychic’ receptions ....
False prophets .... Test the spirits ....
‘That day and hour knoweth no man ....’ False prophets of the last days ....
False Christ’s and prophets ....
The adversary’s disguise as a spirit of light .... Miracles? ....
False Christ’s and prophets .... Characteristic: Salvation ....
Professional missionaries .... Academic knowledge ....
Suitability for scrutinising spiritual gifts ....
The right kind of teacher .... Truth - Error ....
Test the spirits .... Satan’s great power before the end .... Doubts ....
Whoever is taught by God requires no further external knowledge ....
A teacher’s duty: to examine teaching material ....
Test all things and keep what is good ....
A mediator’s introspection ....
Recognising the truth is a duty to advocate it ....
Duty of distribution .... Warning of unfamiliar knowledge ....
Holding on to misguided spiritual knowledge .... Desire for truth ....
Study does not guarantee spiritual knowledge ....
‘Test all things and keep what is good ....’
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