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Kacou 121 — Who do you say that I am?
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
Well, I have a question here: Prophet, can a Christian drink wine or alcohol? The answer is that I and mine, we do not drink alcohol because we are in the age of Elijah but some people drank and were yet filled with the Holy Spirit like Noah.
That is exactly what Ezekiel 1:17 says, "When they went, they went upon their four sides; they turned not when they went." You see? The living creature with the face of a man does not have the same attributes, characteristics, aspects, thoughts, and manifestations as the living creature with the face of a lion. And it is said that when a wheel turned, the four wheels turned at the same time and each of the four living creatures looked straight forward, meaning that each had its own vision, interpretation and understanding of things and yet it is the same God and the same Holy Spirit.
Also, there is a pastor who has published a long document against me. And talking about Darby, he said that when I say that Darby is not what the original texts meant but it is what they said, that is a lie. He said that, "No Bible version is reliable since they are translations, because every translation, not being in the source language, inevitably has some irregularities and imperfections. It is a linguistic rule. So Kacou Philippe has lied".
What he said is very good and if I had had higher school education, I would know it. But what I said, I believe it because it is a Revelation! I do not need God to enlighten me on that because I am a Wise Virgin and I believe it because of the Call and Commission of April 24, 1993. And I say that, God being Infallible, it is rather the linguistic rule which is wrong. [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
And It is said that prophets are Gods and that is what they are. But any form of adoration, invocation and worship belong to Jesus Christ alone to the ages and ages and forever! [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”]. Now, who do you say I am? Who do you say prophets are? Prophets are Gods and mediators between God and the living of their time.
When God sends a mediator to men, this mediator will always be a living man like you and me. Noah was the mediator between God and men in his time. After all that happened in Exodus 19, the Jews asked in Deuteronomy 5:27 that Moses be the mediator between them and God. You see? Jeremiah was the mediator between God and men in his time. Each prophet messenger was the mediator between God and men in his time. And the Lord Jesus Christ was the mediator between God and men when he was on the earth.
1 Timothy 2:5 to 6 says this, "For God is One, and the mediator of God and men one, the man Christ Jesus, who gave Himself a ransom for all, the testimony to be rendered in its own times". You see? This testimony saying that it is Jesus Christ who is the mediator between God and men should be not rendered but in its own time only, meaning at the time when the Lord Jesus Christ was a man on the earth. You see? It is not said, Jesus Christ, the Son of Go
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
Well, I have a question here: Prophet, can a Christian drink wine or alcohol? The answer is that I and mine, we do not drink alcohol because we are in the age of Elijah but some people drank and were yet filled with the Holy Spirit like Noah.
That is exactly what Ezekiel 1:17 says, "When they went, they went upon their four sides; they turned not when they went." You see? The living creature with the face of a man does not have the same attributes, characteristics, aspects, thoughts, and manifestations as the living creature with the face of a lion. And it is said that when a wheel turned, the four wheels turned at the same time and each of the four living creatures looked straight forward, meaning that each had its own vision, interpretation and understanding of things and yet it is the same God and the same Holy Spirit.
Also, there is a pastor who has published a long document against me. And talking about Darby, he said that when I say that Darby is not what the original texts meant but it is what they said, that is a lie. He said that, "No Bible version is reliable since they are translations, because every translation, not being in the source language, inevitably has some irregularities and imperfections. It is a linguistic rule. So Kacou Philippe has lied".
What he said is very good and if I had had higher school education, I would know it. But what I said, I believe it because it is a Revelation! I do not need God to enlighten me on that because I am a Wise Virgin and I believe it because of the Call and Commission of April 24, 1993. And I say that, God being Infallible, it is rather the linguistic rule which is wrong. [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
And It is said that prophets are Gods and that is what they are. But any form of adoration, invocation and worship belong to Jesus Christ alone to the ages and ages and forever! [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”]. Now, who do you say I am? Who do you say prophets are? Prophets are Gods and mediators between God and the living of their time.
When God sends a mediator to men, this mediator will always be a living man like you and me. Noah was the mediator between God and men in his time. After all that happened in Exodus 19, the Jews asked in Deuteronomy 5:27 that Moses be the mediator between them and God. You see? Jeremiah was the mediator between God and men in his time. Each prophet messenger was the mediator between God and men in his time. And the Lord Jesus Christ was the mediator between God and men when he was on the earth.
1 Timothy 2:5 to 6 says this, "For God is One, and the mediator of God and men one, the man Christ Jesus, who gave Himself a ransom for all, the testimony to be rendered in its own times". You see? This testimony saying that it is Jesus Christ who is the mediator between God and men should be not rendered but in its own time only, meaning at the time when the Lord Jesus Christ was a man on the earth. You see? It is not said, Jesus Christ, the Son of Go
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