don't you understand what she is saying? Seriously you should go back to school and grasp what is she talking about

ok, help me to explain then. presumption is childish.

May I know how old are you this year?

not now lah deadlock. sorry

I know who you are, and the things you've done. First an IT expert, and then all of a sudden to a faith healer/expert?

Do you think you can escape from God after what you've done?

This post has been edited by Deadlocks: Sep 23 2015, 02:10 PM

Faith healer it does not mean a Benny Hinn scale. Many ppl can pray for the sick and heal. Bible clearly say sign and wonder will follow those who believe... not those who graduate from bible school.. believe.

IT expert is my line of business.

Still giving excuses? Stop lying. Last night when you are sleeping, your spirit came out from your body and told me all of the truth about you. Your own spirit tells me that you are actually a fake.

This is fair enough, finally a game changer .

How do you know it is authorized by GOD ? bible say anything that is not planted by heavenly father go out in the name of JESUS. Have you rebuke the spirit ? remember devil can disguise to anything.

You told me yourself in your spirit form that you are not authorized by God. You told me how you lied to everyone, and it is the devil who told you to come to the lowyat forums to tell these lies.

In other words, you are the devil's follower.

that's your claim right ? i never meet you in spirit. it's the devil spirit disguising as me, as simple as that.

It is you. You are the evil one. An angel came down to me just now to expose you.

2 Corinthians 11:14New International Version (NIV)

14 And no wonder, for Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light.

Yeah, that angel is Satan, and your face is on it. The devil told me that you work for him, and that you are lying.

do you know what bible teach about devil, rebuke devil don't analyze devil.

Begone Satan! Your lies will not work on me.

Devil, if you read this with deadlocks eyes, leave deadlock in the name of JESUS now, or i will send you to tartarus now. Your choice.

Do not test me Satan, your lies will not work here. I know you have sent Cthulhu to spread your lies to others as well, and you used de1929's body to do your evil work. However, because de1929 is too stupid, so sometimes your evil work is unsuccessful.

de1929, wake up. Do not be controlled by the devil. All your conversations are lies.

My GOD is JESUS, my savior is JESUS, JESUS is king of king. I already accept CHRIST as savior long time ago. Still GOD until today.

Can you write like me ? let's do the rudimentary test.

7 Traits of False Teachers
“There were also false prophets among the people, just as there will be false teachers among you.” (2 Peter 2:1)

There are no “ifs, ands, or buts” in Peter's words. It's a clear and definite statement. There were false prophets among the people (of Israel in the Old Testament). That's a matter of history. False prophets were a constant problem in the Old Testament, and those who falsely claimed to be prophets of God were to be stoned. The people rarely had the will to deal with them, so they multiplied, causing disaster to the spiritual life of God's people.

In the same way Peter says, “There will be false teachers among you.” Notice the words “among you.” Peter is writing to the church and says, “There will be false prophets among you.” So he is not talking about New Age people on television. He is talking about people in the local church, members of a local congregation.

There is no such thing as a pure church this side of heaven. You will never find it. The wheat and the tares grow together. Warren Wiersbe writes:

Satan is the counterfeiter. . . . He has a false gospel (Galatians 1:6-9), preached by false ministers (2 Corinthians 11:13-12), producing false Christians (2 Corinthians 11:26). . . . Satan plants his counterfeits wherever God plants true believers (Matthew 13:38).

Authentic or Counterfeit? How would you recognize counterfeit Christianity?

In 2 Peter 1 we read about genuine believers. And in 2 Peter 2 we read about counterfeit believers. If you put these chapters side by side you will see the difference between authentic and counterfeit believers.

1. Different Source—Where does the message come from?
Peter says, “We did not follow cleverly invented stories when we told you about the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ” (1:16). And then he says the false teachers exploit you “with stories they have made up” (2:3). So the true teacher sources what he says from the Bible. The false teacher relies on his own creativity. He makes up his own message.

2. Different Message—What is the substance of the message?
For the true teacher, Jesus Christ is central. “We have everything we need for life and godliness in Him” (1:3). For the false teacher, Jesus is at the margins: “They will secretly introduce destructive heresies, even denying the sovereign Lord who bought them” (2:1).

Notice the word secretly. It's rare for someone in church to openly deny Jesus. Movement away from the centrality of Christ is subtle. The false teacher will speak about how other people can help change your life, but if you listen carefully to what he is saying, you will see that Jesus Christ is not essential to his message.

3. Different Position—In what position will the message leave you?
The true Christian “escapes the corruption in the world caused by evil desires” (1:4). Listen to how Peter describes the counterfeit Christian: “They promise . . . freedom, while they themselves are slaves of depravity, for a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him” (2:19). The true believer is escaping corruption, while the counterfeit believer is mastered by it.

4. Different Character—What kind of people does the message produce?
The true believer pursues goodness, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, brother kindness, and love (1:5). The counterfeit Christian is marked by arrogance and slander (2:10). They are “experts in greed” and “their eyes are full of adultery” (2:14). They also “despise authority” (2:10). This is a general characteristic of a counterfeit believer.

5. Different Appeal—Why should you listen to the message?
The true teacher appeals to Scripture. “We have the word of the prophets made more certain and you will do well to pay attention to it” (1:19). God has spoken, and the true teacher appeals to his Word. The false teacher makes a rather different appeal: “By appealing to the lustful desires of sinful human nature, they entice people who are just escaping from those who live in error” (2:18). So the true teacher asks, “What has God said in his Word?” The false teacher asks, “What do people want to hear? What will appeal to their flesh?”

6. Different Fruit—What result does the message have in people's lives?
The true believer is effective and productive in his or her knowledge of Jesus Christ (1:8). The counterfeit is “like a spring without water” (2:17). This is an extraordinary picture! They promise much but produce little.

7. Different End—Where does the message ultimately lead you?
Here we find the most disturbing contrast of all. The true believer will receive “a rich welcome into the eternal kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ” (1:11). The false believer will experience “swift destruction” (2:1). “Their condemnation has long been hanging over them and their destruction has not been sleeping” (2:3).

Jesus tells us that there will be many who have been involved in ministry in his name, to whom he will say, “Depart from me; I never knew you” (Matthew 7:21). Who are these people? Surely Peter is describing them in this passage.

Don't Be Naïve. We must not be ignorant: “There will be false teachers among you” (2:1). So how do we apply this warning?

First, Peter's plain statement reminds us that the church needs to be protected. Among the many wonderful people who come to through the doors of the church each year, some would do more harm than good.

They may seem the nicest of people, but they do not believe in the authority of the Bible or the exclusivity of salvation in Christ. We welcome such people, because they need Christ as much as we do, but we must not allow them to have influence in the church.

Second, skeptics will always be able to point to hypocrisy and inconsistency in the church. They've always done it, and they always will. One of the strangest reasons for not following Christ goes like this: “I've seen people in the church who are hypocrites.” So you will not follow Christ because some people who claim to do so are hypocrites?

The existence of the counterfeit is never a good reason for rejecting the genuine. Peter essentially tells us, “Of course there are counterfeit Christians. Of course there are teachers who do the church more harm than good. What else would you expect in this fallen world? Grow up! Don't be naïve! Don't miss what's real simply because you have seen the counterfeit.”



Are Ouija boards harmless?
No. The Ouija board is far from harmless, as it is a form of divination (seeking information from supernatural sources). The fact of the matter is, the Ouija board really does work, and the only "spirits" that will be contacted through it are evil ones.

Indeed, let's do some rudimentary tests with Ouija.
Ask your question: de1929 is devil
The response: NO

Ask your question: de1929 is holy
The response: YES

Ask your question: Jesus Christ is holy
The response: NO

Ask your question: GOD is JESUS
The response: NOT CLEAR

There. The interpretation on these responses are clear and obvious by "evil spirits".
Source: http://www.brainjar.com/dhtml/ouija/