By: Wesley Fryer

Wesley Fryer — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 14:38:05 +0000

Hmm, I had not heard of any of this. My main thought would be to be wary of suggestions that lead you to believe that one gospel may have more authority or relevance to our lives than another. I believe all scripture is God-breathed and inspired by Him, and therefore useful for teaching, correction, etc. I think it is more important for us to focus on the ways the scriptures instruct us to live our lives, rather than get caught up in historical metaphors. So I do think this is interesting, but in context I would just offer that anyone’s misunderstanding on this topic or ignorance of the relevant history shouldn’t serve as a stumbling block to the central message of Jesus and His gospel. Thanks for raising this topic Miguel, and providing the links, and thanks for the additional clarifications Adrfian.

By: Adrfian Gray

Adrfian Gray — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 20:54:57 +0000

Dear Friends. On the subject of the Lion Ox Man Eagle, you have first to understand the principles of the Church Ages from Apostle Paul upto this day. The Lion Age was the Apostolic Anointing of the original word before it got eaten down by the Roman Bug at Nicea. Matthew was the Lion or the original Apostolic Age.
The Ox is a sacrificial Beast typing the Christians that gave their live at the stake and in arenas etc. The Gospel of Mark is the Ox The man anointing is the intelligence of man under such people as Luther And Wesley who broke the powers of Romanism. The Book of Luke is the man (Luke was a Physician, and intelligent man) The eagle age is now, and is the Prophetic age. God sent a Prophet (incidentally only one) to bring the church out of earth bound denominations back to the original word and to a rapture. That prophet was William Branham. All under the message he brought are of the eagle age, and those not are still earth bound Christians of denominations.

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By: Wesley Fryer

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