Study Guide
The Doctrine of Inclusion
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This Doctrine of Inclusion has gained some attention within the Body of Christ, with its proponents claiming that God's love for His creation is so immense that He would never condemn anyone to Hell, no matter their sins or lifestyle choices. They argue that Jesus has already secured salvation for all, even if individuals do not actively accept His atonement. However, this belief is not in line with the teachings found in the Word of God. The Gospel of Jesus Christ underscores the significance of repentance, personal transformation, and the necessity of accepting Jesus as one's personal Savior in order to receive salvation. The Doctrine of Inclusion challenges these fundamental principles. This doctrine of devils insists that spiritual accountability is no longer required, It also promotes the deception that God's love supersedes the need for personal change or growth.
This message sounds so Christian on the surface, but a closer look reveals its true intent. Yes, we are to love and respect all who dwell on this planet, but when A doctrine is willing to place us all in the family of God, regardless of our religious beliefs, that is purely anti-christ. This doctrine of inclusion is a great lie that does not require any of us to be born again to enter the Kingdom of God. It deceivingly makes us all offspring of the Eternal Father.
For many years those in mainstream apostolic or pentecostalism, rejected this doctrine of inclusion. But now we see satan working hard to insert this doctrine into mainstream Christendom. It is coming in under the cover of ‘Love.’ The love of God is being taught as a covering for sin and mischief in the Body of Christ. This erroneous 'love doctrine' is a camouflage for the doctrine of inclusion. It is usually taught by those who have become seducing spirits; which are able to target those who are wanton in the Body of Christ. The Lord revealed that satan has influential agents in the Body of Christ, whom he uses to insert such a doctrine into the household of faith.
1 Timothy 4:1-2
1 Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils;
2 Speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their conscience seared with a hot iron;
The Lord spoke to me one Sunday afternoon and said, “You cannot minister to a seducing spirit.” Those who have given heed to a seducing spirit will depart from the faith. They will have no regard for truth. Instead, they will establish their own truths and build their lives, ministries, and fellowships around these falsehoods.
The objective of this ‘pseudo-love doctrine’ is to extract holiness and truth from the gospel. Its power in the lives of the saints is its ability to deflect their spiritual vision; to blind them to the truth. The power of salvation is a changed life, one of godliness and holiness unto the Lord. When we are truly born again, the old man is crucified. There should be no signs of what we used to be, in our walk in Christ today. The alcoholic should no longer have a craving for liquor. The womanizer should not have an exhalation of lust. The lesbian should not have the mannerisms of a man, etc., etc.
Nevertheless, God is not mocked. These characteristics are not of Christ. But this perverted 'love & Inclusion doctrine' is designed to cause the saints to turn a blinded eye to these spiritual dispositions. Because preaching against such dispositions is offensive to those living in sin, we are judged as unloving and unkind. But the devil is and always will be a liar.
The Holy Ghost is the spirit of love, but He is also the spirit of holiness. The Holy Ghost is understanding, but He also convicts the world of sin. There must be those who will stand up and preach the power of the Holy Ghost. He is the personage of Jesus Christ. He is not a liar, a fornicator, a womanizer, a homosexual, nor effeminate. Neither does He present Himself as such. He is a deliverer, a destroyer of the yokes of bondage. He is a manifestation of the fullness of the statue of Jesus Christ. Beloved, be not deceived, embrace the truth, and live.