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Originally Posted by ZNPaaneah
The only way you can lay claim to a "unique move of God" is if you are a mediator between man and God. Since the only mediator between man and God is Jesus, anyone who is connected with Jesus has the potential to be involved with whatever God's unique move is on earth.
As a result to claim that your group is the "unique move of God" is simply one more example of a false Christ.
If you fell for this and thought that somehow you were sitting at the head of the table in a prominent position right next to Jesus Christ, then repent and now go take your place where you belong, at the end of the table. In the final judgement there will be a whole lot of people who thought they were something, thought they were doing great works of power, and Jesus will tell them to depart from Him because they are workers of iniquity. Usurping Jesus to claim to be the unique move of God is one example of being a worker of iniquity who never knew Jesus.
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Jesus's statements are directed at workers of lawlessness. Denominational ism is a kind of lawlessness, like the Wild West, everyone doing as they please, and calling it "God's move". In the final judgement there will be a whole lot of people who thought they were in the genuine church, to find out they were in a sect and doing sectarian, divisive and lawless things with their denomination. Plus, we don't talk about great works of power, so I don't think we fit the description. Remember, we are the ones who believe "the age of spiritual giants is over", so your "great works of power" analogy doesn't work, sorry. Sounds more like TV evangelists and prosperity preachers.