Do you know anything about the following 3 Bible Believing Groups from the U.S, and which one do you believe is most accurate in following ?

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Biblical Doctrine,  The first one is called the Restored Church of God with someone called David Pack as the spokesperson on YouTube.

The Second one is called Living Church of God (Tomorrows World )

The Third is called  21st Century Reformation.

I have been impressed while watching them all on YouTube  most of the Time they seem to have realized that the vast majority of churches around the Globe 
just simply copy all  the ancient beliefs of the Vatican  with the most obvious Pagan belief being the Trinity One.

But I think correct in saying all three of these real Bible believing faith groups have also identified many more Pagan beliefs that the Bible clearly calls being a Part of the worldwide empire of False Religion with Pagan Symbols and Pagan Celebrations and Beliefs known as Babylon The Great.

In fact the only thing I can think of that any of them haven't mentioned is how much the word Cross isn't anywhere in the Bible and how the Cross is also a Pagan Symbol that can be traced back to Babylon according to MR A Hislop's book and many other books about ancient Babylon.

Hogie · Answer

Pack and Living are offshoots of the old Worldwide Church of God. They are Sabbatarian cults. FWIW: I graduated from Worldwide's school with a degree in theology from them.

Much of their theology revolves around labeling mainstream practices as "pagan" but never think it through. Regardless, distraction is a form of deception, and they distract you with claims of paganism against others, so that they "win by default" through these elaborate straw-man arguments.

Pack took the "Which Day is the Christian Sabbath" book(let) and re-wrote it, following the outline of that book. I have posted a rebuttal to this original booklet and it is available online at www.exitsupportnetwork.com

What they have done is to develop their own methodology of biblical interpretation, while ignoring any proper biblical heremeneutic. Once you get sucked in, you interpret everything according to their methodology, never even realizing you are using spurious methods of interpretation. One ex member referred to it all as a "tangled web" with lies supporting other lies, all disguised to look like comprehensive evidence.

One of the most effective deceptions they foster is to get the members to totally ignore any and all evidence to the contrary regarding their beliefs. It is a forced spiritual blindness and deafness; and you see examples of it in Scripture where many Jews rejected Jesus in this manner.

Another source of information that dismantles that theology:  www.lyingforgod.com

Doug Catholic · Answer

That's "show business"!

magix151 · Answer

Don't trust youtube preachers.

Anonymous · Answer

Look at the arrogance -- claiming God's Church ever headed restoration.

Rod · Answer

A good biblical interpretation of a christian cult would be any group teaching that salvation is by works and not of grace (Rom 11:6 & Eph 2:8-9)

Paul referred to anyone not preaching the grace gospel (Acts 20:24) as accursed by God for preaching another (false) gospel in (Gal 1:6-9)

Even if a church or religion claims to believe in the trinity or Christ's deity does not mean they are preaching the true gospel of the bible.

Harry · Answer

The only one that follow God word is Jehovahs Witnesses John 8;32

Cult Free · Answer

Petty cults bickering over how many pieces of wood somebody was killed on.

Wow, talk about the salt of the earth.............

Anonymous · Answer

ALL cults are unproven horsecrap.  That is a fact.

User · Answer

>> But I think correct in saying all three of these real Bible believing faith groups have also identified many more Pagan beliefs that the Bible clearly calls being a Part of the worldwide empire of False Religion <<

That phrasing NEVER appears in the Bible.

Thus: the Bible can't POSSIBLY "clearly call" ANYthing that.

(For the Bible to CLEARLY CALL something that, it would use that very phrasing.)

Indeed: the phrasing is identical to that used by Jehovah's Witnesses

and so I suspect that it was borrowed from them

in imitation of their tactics

which includes poor

yet relatively successful (financially speaking)

reasoning.

>> ...how much the word Cross isn't anywhere in the Bible... <<

[snicker]

Anonymous · Answer

False document expert  51/50 oxymoron

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Do you know anything about the following 3 Bible Believing Groups from the U.S, and which one do you believe is most accurate in following ?

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