PART 12 TMZ STYLE ATTACK MINISTRIES ..ARE ANTI WOMEN (APOSTLE PAUL AND THE WORD CURSE LAW)

OVERVIEW

This in-depth and lengthy passage discusses the methodology and fruits of a ministry that adopts a TMZ-style attack approach, particularly in relation to women but also affecting men. It raises questions about the compatibility of such methods with the teachings and examples of Jesus Christ, the Apostle Paul, and the early Church. It also emphasizes the importance of evaluating the fruit and transformation in the lives of those impacted by the ministry, rather than merely assessing it based on religious laws. Furthermore, it examines the character fruit and the impact on viewers, including humility, teachability, respect for Christian leaders, and the presence of the fear of the Lord. The passage also considers the effects on the broader Body of Christ and whether there is an increase in admiration and respect or the growth of negative traits such as sarcasm, disrespect, doubt, and division. Finally, it questions whether the ministry’s methods may contribute to the persecution of the Church by fueling an unyielding and non-contrite spirit.

THE OLD TESTAMENT AND THE NEW

We must put a difference between the “tone” of the first church minister, any Christian, and before that, back in the prophetic ministry days of the Torah Levitical law.

Applied rules vs. a relationship.

We are quick to point out that prioritizing the relationship in the Body of Christ must take top priority over laws, rules, and broken rules. Because now we live in the Church community, relationship, and apply God’s Word in our hearts with the personal help of the Holy Spirit. This implies getting to realize the love of the Creator Father who wants to be with us every day to guard, guide, and self-govern (Gal 5:22-23 – temperance, self-control). But it also includes training on how to hear, discern, and inwardly witness perceive God’s Word, direction, and instructions. It involves knowing what to accept and distinguishing between true and false in Bible teaching and in our private lives. Here is a start for the Bible on how:

This “how” will come slowly over time after many years of proper teaching, Bible equipping, getting fellowship, and “iron sharpens iron.” It can also come from making mistakes, trial, and experiencing many deep errors (and far more).

 

THE OLD TESTATMENT WANTED “RULES”

In the Old Testament, LP Torah Law focused in REQUIRED STRICT RULES.  REASON: Christ had not come yet so the Holy Spirit was not desposited in every God follower like can be today. Hence, just a persons, mostly the PROPHETS heard directly from the Lord. And to make sure  people were safe, protected and quided (to sins harming MANY RELATIONSHIPS) and also to instill a ETERNAL PERCEPTION of the Mighty God and to give the “holy, reverential pure fear of the Lord, in regards to God HIm and to keep the many Hebrew people “accountable” to the rules..God gave His servant Moses, as a wise prophet, the 10 COMMANDMENTS. Also the Levitical Law, TORAH BOOKS with rules ,sacrifcies to “Guard, Guide and Govern “God’s people.

This included families, males and females, wedded persons and governing authority and more.
SO the LAW governed through “pain of conseguences” not via “Holy Spirit conviction”  and there is more on that, but not for now ,I must keep this short

IN COMES RELATIONSHIP WITH CHRIST AND THE NEW TESTAMENT

 

A LEAPING INTERJECTION.

Whereby Sister T shares her own cross-body view (as Selah, not autocratic flame-throwing critical dogma!).

The Logic:

Christ came to fulfill every bit of the Law. Paul teaches “grace,” but not greasy grace or licentiousness, so there must be an achieved balance. Yet, that balance is eternal, serving as a set standard for God’s highest approval. However, Jesus Christ also knows the condition of each of our hearts, the earthly realm, and what are called “besetting sins,” which I am all too familiar with.

 

Based on First Church theology, the Books of Acts, the personal leading of the convicting and directing Holy Spirit inward witness, balanced by the Bible and mature mentoring, asking deep questions, being accountable, and not forsaking fellowship with the saints (pure community), one is able to hear God or at least begin to and start to improve if they believe for themselves. That is true and the beginning of that learning journey.

 

We note that Paul was not a withstanding, religious rock-thrower. Yet, he had been a Torah accuser before his salvation when he was known as “Saul.” This serves as a lesson for us today, before and after the Law in a Christian ministry or pastor, person, leader, or lay. I frankly believe that Paul would preach with fire and passion, with the purpose of waking the slumbering and disturbing the complacent Law, to shock and awe. But then, he would be meek and easy to relate to, yet not compromising on truth. I sense, from what I realize about the key Ephesian community, that the apostle doubted himself due to his self-awareness of his own human carnal tendencies. Yet, he did not beat himself up or beat down anyone else. Paul kept his heart pure, teachable, and humble.

 

 

However, Apostle Paul’s passion for the maturing churches and their mission to seek and find the suffering and those who would be forever lost motivated him to preach with conviction for his allotted time, knowing that the world would keep ongoing without him until the day when the world would be over forever. And please keep that in mind, for these are the last days.

 

I believe that the converted Paul, no longer the critical Levitical Torah-keeping Saul, would not accuse anyone or any group. Rather, he would preach and apostolically train strongly in order to warn. See my own original encouraging word training teaching, prayer call from the mid-1980s. It began with Paul’s teaching to the Hebrews 10:25, “fellowshipping of the saints” (note: I read no training for accusing and reviling, demonizing, shaming minister persons in public).

 

“All scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works.”  2 Timothy 3:16-17 KJV

 

Again, we note how Apostle Paul viewed the Bible passage 2 Timothy 3:16-17 as instructing, correcting, reproving, admonishing, exhorting, and warning in the holy fear of the Lord.

 

FUTHERMORE ….OFFICE APOSTLE PAUL  WOULD NOT LAMBAST, REVEAL or SHAME, DISRESPECT, DEFILE, DISHONOR OR ACCUSE

RESPECTFUL CHIEF APOSTLE PAUL

First, let’s examine the character of the Apostle Paul and his approach to training in relation to the discussion of the Torah Law in modern Christian ministry.

Apostle Paul demonstrated humility and integrity in his character. He did not consider himself a famous or superior apostle, but rather regarded himself as the lowliest of individuals. This humble perspective is crucial to understanding his teachings.

Before delving further into the topic, it is essential to explore the wise mentoring of Apostle Paul to the churches, which can be found in one remarkable chapter, 2 Timothy 3.

 

In 2 Timothy 3, we encounter passages that contain both the pain associated with the last days and its cure. It is important to read the cure first, which is outlined in 2 Timothy 3:16-17 (KJV): “All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works.”

Apostle Paul foresaw the need for a cure in these perilous last days. He issued a warning about untrustworthy character traits that could be present even within churches, sincere families, ministries, and congregations, as well as among various groups in society.

 

According to 2 Timothy 3:1-5 (KJV), in the last days, people will exhibit various negative characteristics. They will be lovers of themselves, covetous, boastful, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, lacking natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those who are good, traitors, heady, high-minded, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God. They may appear to have godliness, but they deny its power. In response to such individuals, one should turn away.

 

Additionally, 1 Timothy 6:5 (KJV) warns against perverse disputings of individuals with corrupt minds, devoid of truth, who suppose that gain is godliness. It advises withdrawing from such people.

As a pastor, teacher, parent, or prophet, it is essential to print out 2 Timothy 3:1-5, 1 Timothy 6:5, and study and train against these negative traits. It is crucial to recognize and address these fruits within oneself and one’s congregation, and actively work to overcome them.

 

HOW APOSTLE PAUL REPSECTED EACH BELIEVER RIGHT TO HEAR GOD ABOUT BIBLE REVELATION

Pure, non-religious-wise, Paul also trained on the “rights” of every believer to grow and hear from God for themselves. This includes discerning the type of spiritual ministry doctrine they abide by and distinguishing what and who is true or false.

And that is precisely what this person does!

Main point: “Wherefore, my beloved, as you have always obeyed, not as in my presence only, but now much more in my absence, work out your own salvation with fear and trembling.” Paul mentors in 1 Timothy 3:6-17 (KJV).

Also Apostle Paul praised the noble Bereans for diligently examining his ministry teaching and comparing it to the existing Scriptures. They were more noble than those in Thessalonica because they received the word with readiness of mind and searched the Scriptures daily to verify its truth (Acts 1:17, KJV).

Conclusion: If Paul serves as a servant model, and while he says a lot about women, we, as God-directed and living individuals, can each seek guidance regarding “women leaders” or “all Christians.” We can seek understanding from the Old Testament Torah law culture back then or from our present time. It’s up to each of you!

The BIG FIRST CHURCH AUTHENTIC MINSITRY KEY is “respect” and abiding in unbroken, undivided Christ-reflection. We are not going back under the covering of the Book of the Law but under Christ. Each of us has our own governing ministry mind to discern these matters.

APOSTLE PAUL”S LEADERSHIP EQUALLY APPLIES TO BOTH MALES AND FEMALES, GOD’S LEADER CHOICE WOMEN AND CHOICE MEN

FOR ANY PERSONS RECORD
DR T is PRO Chain of Command, Head of Home as Husband, when, if they are legally married and both sign on to that PRIOR to legal marriage, Furthermore endorse Ephesians 5:21 “mutual submission in the fear of the Lord” (when  2 people “understand it’) which makes the wife joyfull Ephesians 5:22 (unless it is a power struggle, unequally yokes, lack of training and immaturity) PS TAVEAU D’ARCY CREATIVE LEADERSHIP and IFFM, CROSS BODY UNITY advocate THESE potential wedding vows due to abuse demonic behavior in MANY Christian born again person: 

“TO DEATH DO US PART is TRAINED and GIVEN OUT TO IMPLY m  1) till natural death 2) OR if he/she is “killing YOU from the outside IN or the INSIDE OUT or the KIDS similar..THEN YOU GET OUT!

Ministry Questions: crossbodyunity1@gmail.com

BACK TO PAUL… MALE, FEMALE OFFICE CHOICE,HERO ROLE, NOT UNDER THE OT LAW “BUT IN ORDER”

However, all of that is for each person (males, females, in or out of church) to decide individually.

Reasons: Apostle Paul also emphasizes the importance of abiding in peaceful, harmonious, transformed, and pure community (Ephesians 1:6, 2:14-15, entire chapter 4, 5:21).

But surely Paul was not politically correct or a people pleaser who only focused on the gentle side of Jesus (too afraid to make waves). He was directed by the Holy Spirit and assessed as truly balanced.

While we acknowledge that Apostle Paul teaches many strong commands for which we will be held accountable before the Lord in the end-time judgment, he also writes, “it is by grace that we are saved, not by works, so that no one can boast” (he recognizes that while most Christians desire to obey all the commands found in the Pauline and other Bible writings of Jesus and the first apostles, due to besetting sins, no one other than Christ could ever fulfill them all). Hence, we all need to come to Christ for strength, help, and forgiveness, and that’s why we need His giant, unmerited, and undeserved grace every day.