Amen, we are in 1 Corinthians chapter number 16 and verse number 19 where the Bible reads
here,
The churches of Asia salute you, Aquila and Priscilla, salute you much in the Lord
with the church that is in their house.
All the brethren greet you, greet ye one another with a holy kiss.
The salutation of me, Paul, with mine own hand.
If any man love not the Lord Jesus Christ, let him be Anathema Maranatha.
And the title of my sermon this evening is, Let him be Anathema.
Let him be Anathema.
Now, there are times in the New Testament where Aramaic phrases are purposely placed
within the Greek New Testament.
And even in the Greek New Testament, though it's written in Greek, you'll find often
phrases that are not Greek, they're Aramaic, and simply for the fact that they chose
not to transliterate it, they just left it as is.
Go to Mark chapter 15, if you would.
Mark chapter 15, I'll read to you from Mark 5 41, where the Bible reads here,
And he took the damsel by the hand and said unto her, Talitha, come I, which is being
interpreted, damsel, I say unto thee, arise.
So we see that taking place there in Mark chapter 5 and verse 41.
But we also see it in Mark 15 and verse 34, where the Bible reads at the ninth hour,
Jesus cried with a loud voice saying, Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani, which is being interpreted,
my God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?
So two examples right there is perfect, and really goes to show that, of course,
Jesus Christ spoke Greek, but he also spoke Aramaic.
Now, my personal belief is that that was his native language was Aramaic.
You say, why is that?
Well, because in Mark chapter 15 and verse 34, that's the language he speaks
when he's in great trial of affliction.
You know, often you can tell the native language of someone based upon what
language they speak when they react to something, or when they're in great trial, or if they're
mad at you or something, what language do they curse you in, right?
Or what phrase do they use?
What language do they use to talk to you in?
Let me give you an example of this.
You may have a mom who speaks English, but when she's mad at you, what language does
she curse at you in?
A Romanian?
I already knew he was going to say Romanian.
So it's the heart language.
Well, that's the same thing that we see here with the Lord is that he's speaking
in Aramaic.
That's his heart language.
Yes, he probably did speak, obviously he spoke Hebrew, because the scriptures were
written in Hebrew, but more than, and he spoke Greek as well, because you see that
he's in that region where Greek was very prominent, but I'm sure he also spoke
Aramaic.
Now, 1 Corinthians 16 is an example of that.
The only difference between 1 Corinthians 16 and Mark 4, Mark 15 is that it doesn't
give the interpretation of what anathema maranatha means.
Now, before we get into the sermon, what is maranatha?
Well, I don't know.
In fact, the Bible never tells us.
In fact, anathema maranatha, this is the only time that that's used in the entire
Bible.
Now, there's people who speculate what maranatha means.
I've heard it in Bible college where people say, well, it means Lord come.
And I'm not necessarily against that, but I don't know.
I don't know the language, so I'm not sure if that's exactly what it means.
However, anathema, I can tell you what that means.
It means to be cursed.
Now, you say, well, how do you know that?
If you're simply to look on dictionary.com what anathema means, it'll give you that
definition of being cursed.
But more than that, if you're to read a Spanish version of the Bible, often the
word that they use instead of cursed is anatema, which means anathema.
For example, in Galatians chapter 1 and verse number 8, where someone preaches another
gospel says, let him be accursed, in Spanish it says, say anatema, which means let
him be accursed.
So that's simply the way we can figure out what that word means.
Anathema, we're going to leave that alone tonight because I don't know what that means.
However, I do know what anathema means, which means curse.
So what is Paul the apostle saying in 1 Corinthians 16, 22?
He just decides to finish off the entire chapter and say, if any man love not the
Lord Jesus, let him be cursed.
Let him be anathema maranatha.
And then he finishes it off right there.
Now that's in stark contrast from what you see in Christianity today, don't you?
I say, no, don't curse anybody.
That's not right for you to curse anybody.
Well, you know, the apostle Paul is saying right there, if any man love not
the Lord Jesus, let him be cursed.
You see, we live in a society today where Christianity is just like, we got to win
everyone by any means necessary.
Now, I agree that we have to reach everyone with the gospel, but once they reject it,
once they say they hate God, once they reject Bible, clear Bible doctrines and teachings,
let him be anathema.
You know, there shouldn't be the sympathetic society and culture that we have in Christianity
or just pray for those heretics and pray for those false prophets.
No, let him be a curse.
If that's what they want, let him be a curse.
Okay, now go to Deuteronomy chapter number five.
Oh, we shouldn't curse anybody.
You know, we ought to pray for them to come to the knowledge of the truth.
That's impossible because the Bible tells us that they're ever learning and never
able to come to the knowledge of the truth.
You know, we got to understand that the Bible teaches us that there is such thing
as a point where you can get too far, where you're not going to get saved.
You can get to a point where it's just too late for you to get saved.
The Bible obviously refers to that as being a reprobate, but what does that look like?
It looks like someone who, when you give them clear teachings of the Bible,
you explain to them John 3.16, you explain to them about the Trinity,
you explain to them about simple doctrines that the Bible's clear about,
and they reject it, you say, well, let him be anathema then.
Why am I going to waste my time explaining a doctrine to a person
if they don't want to adhere to it?
Now, are we going to preach doctrine over and over again in this church?
Absolutely, because there's more to learn in these doctrines, but here's the thing.
We all agree with these doctrines.
Okay?
We all understand that these doctrines are true, but I'm talking about the person who's just like,
I just don't, I don't get it.
I don't get it.
And it's like, okay, well, here's another verse.
Well, in the Bible, it says that after the second and third admonition, reject.
Why?
Because according to the Bible, they're heretics.
What's a heretic?
Someone who's anathema.
Okay?
Why?
Because the Bible says that they have subverted, they have undermined the word of God.
It's going through one ear and out the other.
Their conscience is seared according to the word of God.
Why is that?
Because they've been rejected, their reprobate concerning the faith.
Amen.
But it says there, if any man love not the Lord, let him be anathema.
Well, you know, obviously, we've met people outside who don't love the Lord, okay?
But I don't think it's referring to just anybody who doesn't love the Lord.
I think what's insinuated right there is that they hate the Lord.
Because why would you curse someone who doesn't love the Lord?
They're not capable of loving the Lord if they're not saved.
But someone, I'm talking about not saving, they don't know the gospel, they haven't
even had a chance to really understand it or someone, a soul owner has not come to
them with the clear gospel.
You know, they can't love, they don't have the capacity to love the Lord.
They don't even know how.
However, someone who's been given clear Bible doctrines and they've rejected it,
according to Romans chapter 1, guess what?
They become a hater of God.
Therefore, if they don't love the Lord Jesus Christ, let him be accursed.
Look at the Bible says in Deuteronomy 5, verse number 9,
Thou shall not bow down thyself unto them, nor serve them, for I, the Lord
thy God, am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the
children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me.
You see, we need to come to the consensus that there are people
that hate God.
You can't stick your head in the sand and think, oh, well,
everyone loves God to a certain extent.
That's not true.
There's people out there that literally hate God.
I'm not talking about people who are just blind and the God of this world
has blinded their minds and their hearts and they can't understand the gospel
because there's not a clear presentation of it.
I'm talking about people who literally hate God.
And God says there, I'm going to visit them to the third and fourth generation
of them that hate me.
You know why?
Because they're accursed.
Now go to Romans chapter number 1.
Brother David, if you could turn on the AC, please.
Look, Paul the Apostle is one of the greatest Christians of the New Testament.
He's a man of God.
And we ought to follow his example, amen?
Amen, yeah.
And you know what he said?
Let him be anathema.
Let him be cursed.
Amen.
It could be that, you know, Aramaic was his native language.
So guess what?
In anger, as he's speaking this in Greek, he just slips into his native language
and says, let him be anathema.
You know, when you can't figure out the word and you're in that second language
that you learn, you say it in the language you do know, which has more weight
to it because you see how pissed off he is about it.
Because if any man loves not the Lord, let him be anathema.
Look at Romans chapter 1 and verse number 30, it says, backbiters, haters of God,
despiteful, proud, boasters, inventors of evil things, disobedient to parents.
Listen to that.
I mean, just let that sink into your minds.
That second characteristic is that they're haters of God.
That's someone who does not love the Lord.
Go to Romans chapter 11.
Romans chapter 11.
And look, men of God throughout the Bible have cursed people righteously, OK?
And I believe we ought to as well.
Now, look, I don't think we should curse people who are not who the Lord has not cursed.
But there's plenty of people we can curse who the Lord has already cursed, OK?
And they're anathema, according to the Bible.
But a perfect example of this is David.
King David was a man after God's own heart.
He's a sweet psalmist of Israel.
I mean, there's so many titles that God has given to him.
God blessed him abundantly.
We cannot say that David was not a saved man.
He was definitely for sure a saved man.
I mean, we can accredit so much of what we've learned of God through David, through the Psalms,
through different stories and, of course, his failures, but more so his successes in the Christian life.
We understand this is a very vital character in the Bible.
People who liberals admire up and down as well, they love David.
But you know what? That same David cursed people.
That same David was the one who said, break their teeth.
Let them be father, let their children be fatherless.
Well, we should have stayed away from those imprecatory prayers, you know?
I want to talk about how my heart panteth for thee as a heart, you know, all these...
Which I love those verses, but I've heard way too many preachings on that.
And not enough sermons on like Psalm 69.
Not enough sermons on the verses where he talks about hating those who hate the Lord.
That's David too.
And over and over again, he curses those who are already cursed.
He curses those who hate the Lord.
And guess what? We ought to follow that example as well.
See, David didn't stick his head in the sand.
He understood that there's people out there who hate the Lord and they're cursed.
Let me give you an example of this.
Romans chapter 11, verse number 7.
This is a chapter that every Zionist Christian ought to memorize.
Meditate upon, dream about, learn of.
Verse number 7 says, What then? Israel hath not obtained that which he seeketh for,
but the election hath obtained it, and the rest were blinded.
So he makes a distinction between Israel and the election.
He says the rest were blinded.
So if Israel is the election, I think it's modalists who probably interpreted it that way, huh?
You know, they're one and the same, you know what I mean?
Even though it makes a clear distinction right here, they're two separate people groups.
There's Israel and then there's the election.
Verse 8, According as it is written, God hath given them the spirit of slumber,
eyes that they should not see and ears that they should not hear unto this day.
And David saith, Let their table be made a snare and a trap and a stumbling block and a recompense unto them.
Let their eyes be darkened that they may not see and bow down their back alway.
I mean, this is some pretty harsh, harsh things that he's saying right here.
You know, someone made a comment about Tyler Baker or brother Chevy.
He's a man. I hope his children become fatherless, his wife, a widow.
And people hopped all over him because of that.
How can you say that?
And I jumped in there on Instagram and I said, no, what he said was biblical.
Let me give you the verse I said.
That was completely biblical, what he said.
It's correct.
The words of the Lord are pure words.
I mean, for you to say that he was wrong for that, you probably should say that David was wrong for that.
And that is why you say the Holy Ghost is wrong for allowing that to be penned.
You see, this sermon is about checking those who have compassion on heretics and false prophets.
You know, sympathizing with these false heretics, you need to get your head out of the sand
and realize there's evil people out there who are not to sympathize with.
Go to Psalm 69.
What do they do with Romans 11, verse 7 through 10?
What do they do with that?
He's preaching, you know, people say, pray for Israel.
Well, yeah, David prayed for Israel, right?
He prayed hard against them.
He prayed that their table would be made a snare.
That means a trap, and he says right there, a trap, a stumbling block, and a recompense of them.
I mean, you talk about hatred.
He's like, man, I hope they just get trapped.
I hope they stumble.
I pray that God would destroy them.
In fact, he even goes as far as to say, I hope that their names would get blotted out of the Book of Life.
Hateful!
How can you say something like that?
Well, he says it.
And in fact, Romans 11 doesn't even record the entire prayer yet.
He only gets like a small portion of it.
Paul, but you know what?
Paul knew the Bible.
And it's not like, oh, you know, this is a little too offensive.
No, no, no.
Because he's quoting Moses, he's quoting Elijah, he's quoting Isaiah, he's quoting all these people in Romans 10,
at the latter end of Romans 10 and in the beginning of Romans chapter 11.
So I guess he's got to just, you know, pile all these prayers against Israel into one chapter.
But if we actually go back into the Old Testament where these things are taken from,
you see the severity of the anathema that David has actually given to these people.
Look at Psalm 69 and verse 22.
Let their table become a snare before them, and that which should have been for their welfare, let it become a trap.
Man!
He said that which should be good for them, let it just be transformed into something bad.
You should pray for them.
Let their eyes be darkened that they see not and make their loins continually to shake.
I just thought about someone right there when I read that.
Continually to shake, you know, tremble, scared.
Verse 24, pour out that indignation upon them and let thy wrathful anger take hold of them.
Let their habitation be desolate and let none dwell in their tents.
He's like, don't even let their houses exist.
It's not like just make them go away, move to some island.
No, he's like, don't even give them a place to live.
Verse 26, for they persecute him whom thou hast smitten, and they talk to the grief of those who thou hast wounded.
Now, this is, who's that talking about?
Christ!
So what is he saying?
Those who don't love the Lord, let them be anathema.
Verse 27, add iniquity into their iniquity and let them not come into thy righteousness.
Okay, iniquity is just bad enough as it is.
He goes, but why don't you go in and cake on that iniquity some more, you know?
Verse 28, here's the coup de gras right here.
Let them be blotted out of the book of the living and not be ridden with the righteous.
What is that supposed to, I mean, is that like a VIP?
Yeah, it's a VIP to heaven.
And he said, don't even let them be saved because when you're saved, your names don't get blotted out of the book of life.
It's in the book of the living and not be ridden with the righteous.
He's saying, don't let them come.
So this is the way it works because my personal belief is that everyone's name is written in the book of life.
Even people who are unsaved, they get blotted out once they die and they have rejected Christ, they get blotted out of the book of life.
But there's people who actually get blotted out before that.
Where the Bible says that they're twice dead, plucked up by the roots.
And what is the anathema that David has for these people?
He says, let them be blotted out now, is what he's saying, out of the book of life.
You know, that's a curse.
Now, that's not loving.
That's not kind.
That's not being long suffering and, you know, what are you doing, David?
If any man love not the Lord.
If you hate him, then let him be anathema.
You see, he's simply asking something that they already want themselves.
You know, you want to hate the Lord?
Okay, go for it.
You'd be cursed then.
Go to hell.
Go to hell then.
You know, these people who fight us on doctrine, on salvation, and all these other doctrines that we hold dear like the Trinity, let them go to hell then.
If that's what you want, fight us all you want, but you can go to hell if you want.
Because that's what you want.
That's what they're sealing for themselves.
You know, they can come up with all their postulations and hypotheses and all these things of, you know, this is why we believe in oneness.
Okay, then put it all in one bag, take it with you, and go to hell then if that's what you want.
Burn if that's what you want.
Okay, what is a curse?
A curse is an utterance intended to punish or to harm upon someone.
Now, let me make myself clear that I don't believe in physically harming someone because they disagree with us.
You know, this guy on YouTube, he was over here threatening me, ah, to backhand you and all these things.
And you know, these YouTube cowards, you know, they never post their real name, they never post their profile pic.
And when he said that, I said, 2600 Tyler Avenue, El Monte, California.
My name is Bruce Mejia.
Stop by.
Because you say, well, are you threatening him too?
No, I'm just telling him.
Because the fact remains is that he's a stinking coward, and none of them are ever going to step foot in this door, in this house.
Because if they do, guess what's going to happen?
They're going to get thrown out.
And there are big shots behind the screen.
They like talking big talk behind the screen.
You know why?
Because modalists and heretics, they're all cowards, they're all weaklings.
Who live in their mother's basement, probably don't even pay rent, they don't have a job.
They troll Pastor Anderson's channel and all the channels in our movement.
They have nothing better else to do than to comment on our channels and troll.
Well, you know what?
Let them be anathema.
You know, comment on my channel if you want.
Say the most vulgar of things if you want to say, put it in a bag, take it with you, and go to hell if that's what you want.
So go to Galatians chapter number three.
So we need to understand this because people think, oh, you're just being, no, I'm not going to be sympathetic towards heretics.
And that's the problem.
Look, the old IFB could look at what happened today and say, oh, see all that stuff coming out in the new IFB.
And that's what they get.
But here's the thing.
When a heretic or a pedophile gets found out in our churches, we throw them out immediately.
And in fact, we'll preach a sermon and call them out in the sermon.
We'll let him know.
We'll post it on YouTube tonight.
I'm not going to call Dave Gibbs and say, how do you think I should go about this whole thing?
You know, no, this guy's a pedophile.
He's a heretic.
He's out.
Whereas in the old IFB, what do they do?
They just sweep it under the rug.
They try to polish the rotten apple, you know, make it look all nice, put potpourri on the rotten apple to make it not stink as much as it already does.
See, the thing is, God has already promised us that heretics, reprobates were going to infiltrate the church.
They come in unawares.
And look, I was talking to my wife about this.
When the Bible says they come in unawares, sometimes we take that phrase for granted.
Unawares means like you won't see them coming.
So whoever you're suspecting, that's probably not them.
You're not suspecting that?
If you suspect them, that's probably not them.
Why?
Because they come in unawares.
No one knows it's them.
But here's the thing is it's going to happen.
It's going to happen in the old IFB church.
It's going to happen in the new IFB church.
Here's where we differ.
How do you respond to it?
And how fast do you respond to it?
OK, do you wait like a week?
Oh, we've got to have a secret meeting with him first.
You know, get him out.
We're not ashamed of kicking anybody out.
We need to do what needs to be done.
And we confront it right.
I've had people in this church who come to this church who come from different churches.
And they come with contentions from other churches.
You can talk to them.
We confront them right away.
Why?
Why not?
Or people who visited other churches from our church,
and maybe there are some scuffles there.
Guess what?
When they come back, they get confronted right away.
You say, are you trying to be a bully in the church?
No, we're just trying to nip it at the butt.
So nothing ever grows out of that.
And the problem with the old IFB churches is this.
I guarantee you 100% that there's oneness heretics in all kinds of old IFB churches.
And the pastors probably know that they're there,
but they can care less.
I was talking to Pastor Anderson today.
I was like, they're all over there.
He's like, what?
Really?
I said, yeah.
I said, you know that wicked woman, that modalist that always
trolls and all that stuff?
And he told me then, I was like, yeah, her.
I was like, she's at Lancaster Baptist Church.
She even talked to Paul Chapel himself.
And he was just like, you know, whatever about it.
You know, and he's like, man.
I was like, so, and he told me, he goes, he goes, well,
at least we're not like Jack Treiber, you know.
Once we found out, boom, he got fired.
Preached the sermon and called his name out from the pulpit.
That's the difference.
You see, we can't keep reprobates out if we don't,
every single reprobate out.
We can't keep every single false prophet out
when they first come in if we don't know.
But once we know, then we can handle it.
You see, because we have the attitude of, oh, this person's
cursed.
Oh, this person can't be within the congregation of God.
Throw him out, let him be anathema.
And we're not trying to reform him.
But here's the thing is, let me just say this is
that all of us at one point, obviously,
we're under the curse of the law.
Okay, because people like to like throw that out there.
But here's the thing, we're, yes, we're all under
the curse of the law.
But look what the Bible says in Galatians 3, eight.
It says in the scripture,
foreseeing that God would justify the heathen
through faith, preach before the gospel unto Abraham,
saying, in thee shall all nations be blessed.
So then they which be of faith are blessed
with faithful Abraham.
So as many as are of the works of law under the curse,
for it is written, cursed is everyone that continueth
not in all things that are written in the book
of the law to do them, but that no man is justified
by the law in the sight of God, it is evident
for the just shall live by faith.
And the law is not of faith, but the man
that doeth them shall live in them.
Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law,
being made a curse for us, for it is written,
cursed is everyone that hangeth on a tree.
So it's telling us there that everyone was under
a curse of God before they were saved, why?
Because we're on our way to hell.
He that believeth on the sun hath everlasting life,
he that believeth not the sun shall not see life,
but the wrath of God abideth on him, the Bible says.
That's the curse that's on you.
But because Christ became that curse for us,
we no longer have to suffer that curse.
You say, so why are you saying
that these people are cursed?
Because they've rejected the fact
that Christ was made a curse for them.
And they're deciding to be the curse themselves.
You see what I'm saying?
Go to Deuteronomy chapter number 11, you'll see this.
So we understand, yeah, all of us were under the curse
of the law at one point.
But once we get saved, we're no longer under that curse.
Because we've accepted the fact
that Christ was made a curse for us, all right?
Deuteronomy 11, 26 says, behold, I set before you
this day a blessing and a curse,
a blessing if you obey the commandment of the Lord your God
which I command you this day,
and a curse if you will not obey the commandments
of the Lord your God, but turn aside out of the way
which I command you this day
to go after other gods which he have not known.
Go to Deuteronomy chapter 21.
By the way, in the Old Testament,
I believe it's in the book of Deuteronomy,
I might be wrong, there's an entire chapter of curses.
So you're cursed if you do this, and curse,
I mean, I'm talking about every single verse.
Look up the, is that chapter 28?
Chapter 28 of Deuteronomy has verse after verse
after verse of cursings.
Well, God is a loving God, but guess what?
He says, I've set before you a blessing and a curse.
Here's the difference, you choose, you choose.
So why would I sympathize with a person
who chooses the curse?
That's what you wanted.
He wrote an entire chapter telling you,
these are the curses.
And for you to just blatantly say, no, I want the curse.
Okay then, be anathema, be curse.
But don't expect anybody on this side
to sympathize with you if you are.
Deuteronomy 21, 23 says, and the law is not a faith,
but the man that doeth them shall live in them.
Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law.
Oh, excuse me, that's, let me go to Deuteronomy,
I'm reading from something else.
Deuteronomy, Christ is in the Old Testament, by the way.
I got the wrong notes.
Deuteronomy chapter 21, verse 23.
The Bible says here, his body shall not remain
all night upon the tree, but thou shall
in any wise bury him that day,
for he that is hanged is accursed of God.
Well, that's what that's referring to in Galatians.
Okay, that thy land be not the fowl
which the Lord thy God giveth thee for an inheritance.
And I'm reading from Galatians,
Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law,
be made a curse for us, for it is written,
cursed is everyone that hangeth on a tree.
So he took that curse for himself.
So the difference between us and the heretics
are the fact that we're saved.
We've accepted the curse that he took upon himself, okay?
Now, go to Numbers chapter 23.
Numbers chapter 23, because I wanna explain,
I wanna make sure that we understand
that we just can't curse anybody.
Even a person who doesn't agree with us
on specific doctrines, you know, for instance,
on end times, we can't necessarily say
that they're reprobates, they're not.
We can't say that they're like a bunch of heretics
if someone just is fooled by these doctrines, okay?
Why, because it's not a doctrine
dealing with salvation, obviously, okay?
So there's certain times where we can't curse people.
Look at Numbers 23, verse five, it says,
and the Lord put a word in Balaam's mouth and said,
Return unto Balak, and thus thou shalt speak.
And he returned unto him, and lo,
he stood by his burnt sacrifice,
he and all the princes of Moab.
And he took up his parable and said,
Balak, the king of Moab, hath brought me from Aram
out of the mountains of the east, saying,
Come, curse me, Jacob, and come, defy Israel.
Look at the response, how shall I curse
whom God hath not cursed?
Or how shall I defy whom the Lord hath not defied?
Now, let me read to you from Romans 12, 14,
where the Bible says, bless them that persecute you,
bless and curse not.
So obviously, people who defraud us,
people who do us wrong when it comes to money
or whatever, you know, we oughta bless them
and not curse them, okay?
People who maybe don't necessarily get along with us,
not for doctrinal reasons,
I'm talking about just for life reasons.
You know, they did you wrong or whatever,
they didn't pay you a certain amount of money
that you needed or whatever it may be.
Just let yourself be defrauded,
but bless them and curse not.
But the Bible says here, he says this,
how shall I curse whom God hath not cursed,
insinuating that there are people we can curse
whom God has cursed, okay?
Now, let's see here.
Go with me if you would to Galatians chapter number one.
And we do have a problem with this
because sometimes if we're not careful,
we're so hasty in spirit,
that we start cursing those who really God has not cursed.
We need to be careful with that, okay?
Just don't call everyone a reprobate
who doesn't agree with you, all right?
He's like, oh, that guy's a faggot.
That guy's a reprobate for sure.
No, I mean, people are allowed to disagree with you.
You know what I mean?
Just because they don't see eye to eye with you
on every single thing or whatever
doesn't mean they're a reprobate.
Look, I wouldn't even say,
someone who doesn't believe the reprobate doctrine
is not a reprobate.
They're just, you know, they just don't know, you know?
Or they decided to turn a blind eye to it.
Safe people can get into false doctrine all the time, okay?
And I believe that as they turn away from the truth,
more truth will be taken from them, you know,
because they stop esteeming the word of God
and the teachings of the Bible.
But someone who doesn't agree with you
on every single aspect on being a reprobate
or whatever it may be,
it doesn't mean they're a reprobate themselves.
So we gotta be careful not to curse them.
And again, people can get pretty far.
I'm talking about unsafe people can get pretty far
without becoming a reprobate still.
So don't think people come to reprobate like
night and day, like, no,
it happens over a process of time, obviously.
But the mercies of God, I think are on people's lives
so they can come to the knowledge of the truth.
You think of Paul.
Paul persecuted the church, he was injurious.
The Bible says he was a blasphemer.
I think maybe sometimes if Paul,
that kind of Paul was here today would say,
oh yeah, that guy's for sure a reprobate.
Because he's like arresting Christians
and doing all these wicked things.
But he wasn't a reprobate, he got saved.
So we gotta make sure that we have our facts straight
before we call someone cursed,
before we label someone anathema, right?
But there comes a point where you talk to someone
and you do give them clear scriptures
about salvation, for example.
Clear scriptures about the Trinity, for example.
And they're just like, no.
They're like, no, it's oneness.
No, it's by works.
And it's just like,
okay, let me show you some more verses.
You know, Genesis one.
John one.
Which John one is for the babe in Christ.
That's how I learned the Trinity.
You know, I learned, I was like, oh, okay.
I know Jesus is the word.
I guess he's God as well, that makes a lot of sense.
Thank you, Lord.
He put the cookie on the, I mean,
like on the floor for me.
And then obviously there's deeper doctrine
that you can learn even after that
to understand the Trinity a lot better.
But after you've gone through Genesis one,
John one, first John chapter five,
you know, Hebrews one eight,
and all these scriptures that just like shout Trinity.
At that point, we're not passing unrighteous judgment.
That person is anathema.
That person is cursed.
That person is a reprobate for sure, okay.
Now, so there are those who are already cursed of God.
We mentioned that, who is that?
Well, the false gospel preacher, obviously.
Galatians one seven says, which is not another,
but there'll be some that trouble you
and will pervert the gospel of Christ.
But though we are an angel from heaven,
preach any other gospel unto you
than that which we have preached unto you,
let him be accursed.
As we said before, so say I now again,
if any man preach any other gospel unto you
than that he have received, let him be accursed.
So he says that which we have preached
and that which you have received,
if they don't get those things, let him be accursed.
Just reinforcing this principle
that Jesus don't sympathize
with the false gospel preachers.
Or they're just a little off.
Paul said, let him be accursed.
If that's what they wanna believe,
they wanna believe it's repent of your sins,
it's a works-based salvation, let him be accursed.
This guy on YouTube, he's like commenting,
talking about, he's an idiot.
And he's over here, answer these verses.
And I've heard him comment before,
and it was about works, basically.
And I said, why am I gonna cast my pearls before swine?
And then all of a sudden he changes his tone.
He goes, oh, but I wanna know about eternal security.
I'm looking for the truth.
I said, I put laugh out loud,
I said, oh, you're a piece of crap.
I said, I've seen you comment on other channels.
I was like, you're not sincere.
You're wicked.
You know, they wanna come under the guise
of being sincere, come give me that.
I wasn't born yesterday,
I didn't fall off the pickle truck yesterday.
I'm not stupid.
I've seen your stupid comments before.
You damn reprobate.
I've seen the vulgar, wicked things
that you say on YouTube.
Anathema.
Just let him be anathema.
Oh, but I wanna know the truth.
Then go look for it.
Go look for it.
Memorize John 3.16.
Memorize every single eternal security verse you want.
Cause you're not never gonna get it.
You're anathema.
So I'm not gonna waste my time with you.
Why is that?
Because anybody who preaches a different gospel
is a curse, according to God.
Why, he said, why would God say something like that?
Because the gospel,
of course, through Jesus Christ,
is the focal story of the Bible.
Jesus came to seek and to save that which is lost.
So if this is the prime reason why he came to seek
and to save that which is lost,
it's an important message of the Bible.
And for someone to come and mar that message,
that ticks God off a lot.
To the point where it says fine.
If you're not willing to accept that
I sent my son Jesus Christ to die for you,
to pay for your sins,
and you think you can work your way,
go to hell then.
God would never say that.
You know what?
Yeah, he would.
Cause he says in Matthew chapter seven,
depart from me.
Ye that work iniquity.
In Matthew chapter five, he says the same thing.
He cursed into everlasting fire.
Let me put those to you.
Let me put that phrase to you in modern terms.
Go to hell.
You curse.
Go to second Peter chapter two.
Let him be anathema.
You know, I think every single Christian needs to
grow in their compassion for others.
I think we need to be able to love others,
those who are unlovable, okay?
But I don't think we need to be naive.
You know, and just be ignorant
and be so snowflake-y that we just accept
every single false doctrine that comes our way.
You know, if they are a false teacher,
i.e. Garrett Kirschway,
you know, I like Garrett.
I liked him at one point.
I thought he was a great man.
You know, I esteemed him as a friend.
Him and I kept him in contact.
He was my supervisor, you know?
But if he believes in oneness, then okay,
let him be anathema.
That's what he wants.
Because here's the thing, it's not just,
well, maybe he just differs on the Trinity.
It's not about that.
If you can listen to a whole entire year of preaching
on modalism and what the Bible says about the Trinity
and you still think it's a little different,
it's nothing major, then you're anathema as well.
By the way, if anyone here believes that,
you need to get the hell out of this church, okay?
If anyone sympathizes with Garrett Kirschway,
with Dominique Davis, or with Tyler Snaker,
or any one of these modalists, get out.
We don't want you here.
I don't care if I've known you for years,
or if I've just known you for a couple of months,
get out of here, okay?
Because I don't understand how someone can listen
to so much preaching on the Trinity
and still believe that garbage of oneness.
It doesn't make any sense.
But the Bible tells us this.
Look what the Bible says in 2 Peter chapter two.
It says, but there are false prophets also
among the people, even as there shall be false teachers
among you who privily shall bring in damnable heresies,
even denying the Lord that bought them
and bring upon themselves with destruction.
So yes, denying the Lord means they didn't get saved,
but you know what it also means?
To deny the Lord is to not get saved,
but it's to deny who he is as well.
Right, yeah, amen.
You're denying that he came in the flesh.
You're saying that he's the Father.
You know what you're doing?
You're denying the Lord.
So it's not just, you say,
well, I thought that was a reference to salvation.
It is a reference to salvation.
Because to get saved, you have to believe
that Jesus Christ is the Son of God,
that he came in the flesh, that he's not the Father,
not this Jewish God that these modalists believe.
They've denied the Lord that bought them
who died for them.
Skip down to verse 12,
but these as natural brute beasts
made to be taken and destroyed.
That's a curse.
Speak evil of the things that they understand not.
You know, when they laugh,
how God sent his son to die for us,
how they're laughing it up and laughing about it.
What are they doing?
They're speaking evil of the things
that they understand not.
And shall utterly perish in their own corruption
and shall receive the reward of unrighteousness.
As they that count it a pleasure to ride in the daytime.
Spots they are and blemishes,
sporting themselves with their own deceives
while they feast with you.
You know, I think I had lunch with Derek Hirschway.
He just ate with us, like it was nothing.
Knowing full well.
Being paid by faithful word of the Baptist church,
just getting the money, and by the way,
which is a characteristic of a false prophet.
They're lovers of money.
Verse 14, having eyes full of adultery
and that cannot cease from sin,
beguiling unstable souls,
and hard they have exercised with covetous practices.
Look at this, cursed children.
God says, man, they're cursed.
These are evil, wicked people.
Oh, but he's so nice.
No, no, no, listen, listen.
If any man love not the Lord Jesus Christ,
let him be anathema.
Amen.
But he was so humble, he was lying.
He's a liar.
The Bible says in Romans chapter one
that they're full of deceit.
They're some stinking good liars, is what they are.
They're professional liars, okay?
You say, well, what's the curse?
If he's saying they're cursed children,
you know, what's the curse?
Is the curse is that they just don't know the Bible
or that, you know,
what's the curse that God is placing on them?
Look at verse 15, which have forsaken the right way
and are gone astray, following the way of Balaam,
the son of Bozor, who loved the wages of unrighteousness
but was rebuked for his iniquity.
The dumb ass speaking with man's voice
forbade the madness of the prophet.
These are wells without water,
clouds that are carried with the tempest
to whom the mist of darkness is reserved forever.
What's that talking about?
Hell, the lake of fire is what that's referring to.
So what's the curse?
God says, I'm not even gonna wait till you die
to blot your name out of the book of life.
I'll just do it right now.
I'll just reserve a spot for you in the lake of fire.
You know, you get a free pass, a fast pass.
Is that what they call it?
Is that a fast pass at Six Flags, right?
What?
Flash pass.
You know, you buy a flash pass,
fast pass, whatever you call it,
so you can get on the rides faster.
You don't have to wait in line, right?
It's like, I got my flash pass,
and then you just pass up everyone in line
and you get to go on the ride sooner than everyone else.
Well, you know what reprobates are?
They got themselves a fast pass to hell.
God says, don't worry about it.
You love the wages of unrighteousness,
I got something reserved for you.
I'll just go ahead and blot out your name right now,
and then when you die, bam.
You got yourself a place waiting for you right away.
Go to Jude.
I already know these verses,
but we need to talk about this.
We need to freshen up on this.
And listen, read the verses.
Look down at your Bibles when we're looking at this
so you can see it for yourself.
Look at verse number 12.
It says, these are spots in your feast of charity,
when they feast with you,
feeding themselves without fear,
clouds that they are without water,
carried about of winds, trees,
whose fruit withereth without fruit,
twice dead, plucked up by the roots, twice dead.
You say, why does it say twice dead?
Because for the wages of sin is death.
That first death is referring to hell.
But what does the Bible say in Revelation chapter 20,
verse 15, it says whosoever was not found
written in the book of life
was cast into the lake of fire,
and let's talk about the second death.
So they're twice dead.
So these are people who are still alive right now,
but they're twice dead.
That means they're already in God's eyes,
they're already that first death,
and they're already reserved for that second death as well.
Raging waves of the sea, foaming out their own shame,
wandering stars to whom is reserved
the blackness of darkness forever.
He says, I've reserved it just for you.
Go to Matthew chapter six.
Matthew chapter number six.
We shouldn't have sympathy for these guys.
Never have sympathy for a false prophet.
Now it's just like, after I heard this news,
I'm like, I'm going back all those times
I interacted with him,
and things that maybe a red flag popped up
or something like that,
or conversations that I may have had with him.
I remember when we were in here
and he was just trying to scare Alex,
and he's like, yeah, you guys are gonna have
reprobates on the first day.
Well, you know what?
He's right.
In fact, we had them before we even had our first day.
We're in front of a reprobate that very moment.
You guys are gonna have reprobates
the very first day here.
He's like, wow, we are, huh?
Well, okay.
Little did we know.
He prophesied.
That's the only thing that he said that was true, amen?
Yeah.
Because he was the first reprobate.
He was here before the rest of the church members
ever even got here.
Matthew six, verse 24.
So what is a,
what's one of the things that false prophet,
what is their motive?
Obviously, they have eyes full of adultery,
but the Bible says they love money.
Look at the Bible says, verse 24.
No man can serve two masters,
for either he will hate the one and love the other,
or else he will hold to the one and despise the other.
You cannot serve God and mammon.
So you know what the Bible tells me there?
Because he loves money, reprobates,
they despise, they hate God.
Yeah.
You say, how do you know they hate God?
Because they love money.
Even to the point where they're willing
to be on the payroll of a church
that believes completely different from what they believe,
they're willing to pay lip service,
and act like they're a worker of the church,
just to get money.
Now you think to yourself,
I just, man, that's hard for me to believe.
It's because you're saved, that's why.
See a saved person is just like,
that's insanity, how can someone be so wicked
to do something like that?
Because that's how reprobates act.
That's how someone who's anathema acts.
Someone who's saved can't do something like that.
Go back to 2 Peter chapter two, we'll compare real quick.
2 Peter chapter two and verse number two.
Verse number two says,
and many shall follow the pernicious ways
by reason of whom the way of truth
shall be eviled spoken of.
You know, since I got saved, I've known about the Trinity.
It was something that everyone accepted.
I got saved in a Baptist church,
and Baptists, as far as I know,
have always accepted a Trinitarian view
of the Godhead.
It's never been something that's ever been questioned.
It's something that everyone spoke about
from the most spiritual Christian
to the most lukewarm Christian
to the most carnal Christian.
All across the board, everyone accepted
the doctrine of the Trinity.
But what's going on now?
Now the truth of the Trinity is being eviled spoken of.
As if it's some satanic teaching.
Verse three, and through covetousness
shall they with fain words make merchandise of you
whose judgment now of a long time lingereth not,
and their damnation slumberth not.
And again in verse 15 says,
which have forsaken the right way
and have gone astray, fallen the way of Balaam,
the son of Bozar, who loved the wages of unrighteousness.
You know why they love the wages of unrighteousness?
Because they hate God.
That's why.
You say, man, I just, I can't.
I know because you're saved.
Now if you can sympathize with me,
I'd get where he's coming from,
then come talk to me right after the service.
I'd like to chat with you.
If you're like, you know, I just don't,
you know, I know Brother Garrett,
and I know him, and him and I are friends,
and all these things,
then come talk to me right after the service.
Because if he can say what he said,
and take the stance that he took,
and you still sympathize with that,
come see me right after the service.
In fact, see me right at that door,
right after the service.
Go to 1 John chapter four.
And then we make it very clear that anyone,
anyone who denies the Trinity is cursed.
Amen. Amen.
I've never heard that before.
Yeah, because we never had to talk about it before.
We've never had to talk about this before.
But the fact remains, anyone who denies it,
you say, well, you're just saying
that if we don't believe like you believe.
No, if you don't believe what the Bible says,
don't come at me with these stupid semantics of words.
Well, you know, we're just saying that.
Well, you know, we're just saying something different.
No, we're not.
Okay, I'm saying what the Bible is saying,
and you're saying something contrary
to what the Bible says.
That's right.
But anyone who denies the Trinity is cursed.
Why is that?
Look at 1 John chapter four and verse number one.
The Bible says here,
beloved, believe not every spirit,
but try the spirits where they are of God,
because many false prophets are gone out into the world.
So it's telling us, hey, you know,
you need to make sure you're paying attention.
You gotta make sure you're paying attention
to what's being taught, what's being preached.
You know, try every spirit.
And it says, why?
Because there's a lot of false prophets out there.
Then he inserts verses two and three,
just coincidentally, of course.
Hereby know ye the spirit of God.
Every spirit that confesseth that Jesus Christ
is come in the flesh is of God.
So he didn't put verse one there on accident.
Verse three, and every spirit that confesseth not
that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is not of God.
And this is that spirit of anti-Christ.
Whereof ye have heard that it should come,
and even now already is in the world.
So it's making a correlation with the,
verse number three,
those who deny that Jesus Christ came in the flesh
with the false prophet that has gone out among us
in verse number one.
So guess what?
What do false prophets teach?
That Jesus Christ is not come in the flesh.
It was God the Father who came in the flesh.
You're satanic if you're saying that God the Father
did not come, that Jesus Christ,
that God the Father is not in Jesus Christ.
That they're not one.
No, no, you're satanic.
And you're of the anti-Christ.
And the Bible says that's why you're a false prophet,
because you're denying that he came in the flesh.
Jesus Christ existed in heaven.
They're not just blended, they're not Siamese gods.
Where they're just stuck to one another.
And then they got separated when Jesus Christ was born.
No, he was, these three are one.
But guess what?
You said, there you go, they're one.
Yeah, but these three.
Let me count for you.
One, two, three.
He's making a distinction.
Why didn't he say these one are one?
Right?
If it's just one, these one are one.
No, he specifically said these three are one.
Now, you're in 1 John, go to 1 John chapter two.
And relate this to what is going on now.
Because I think this is very relevant to this.
Verse 18 says, little children,
it is the last time as ye have heard
that anti-Christ shall come.
Even now are there many anti-Christ
whereby we know that it is the last time.
They went out from us.
But they were not of us.
For if they had been of us,
they would have no doubt have continued with us.
But they went out that they might be made manifest
that they were not all of us.
Seems, makes a lot of sense
of what's going on today, right?
Yeah.
But let's read on.
Verse 20, we have an unction from the Holy One
and ye know all things.
I have not written unto you
because ye know not the truth,
but because ye know it
and that no lie is of the truth.
Who is a liar,
but that denieth that Jesus is the Christ.
He is anti-Christ that denieth the Father and the Son.
So according to this verse,
who's the one that went out from us?
The one that denied the Father and the Son.
Plain and simple.
So don't tell me that these are sincere guys
or just a little off.
No, they're anti-Christ.
You're just saying that to be popular.
It says it right there.
He's saying that they're anti-Christ
because they denied the Father and the Son.
Yeah, we talk about the Jews
and how that applies to the Jews, rightfully so,
but guess what?
The modalist believe just like the Jews.
Right.
Does that make sense to everyone?
Yes.
They're denying the Father and the Son.
Go to 2 Chronicles, Proverbs 24, excuse me.
Go to Proverbs 24.
What am I saying today?
I'm saying, look, after today,
you should have no sympathy.
If there's a smidge of sympathy for Garrett,
a smidge of sympathy for Dominique,
I don't know how you can have a smidge
of sympathy for Tyler, but if there's a smidge
of sympathy for Tyler, that should be cured today.
Amen.
Why?
Because if they don't love the Lord Jesus,
let him be anathema.
If Paul, one of the most loving apostles,
one of the most loving Christians of the New Testament
can say that, so should we.
So when someone says, you should just pray for Tyler,
you say, yeah, I am gonna pray for Tyler.
I'm praying for Garrett.
I'm praying for Dominique.
Pray that they die.
Amen.
I pray that their fast pass takes them faster
to that ride to hell than ever before.
Amen.
I want them to get in the front of the line.
Come on.
I can't believe you just said that.
Let him be anathema.
Amen.
So, and this is another sermon,
just to really, this is a sermon just to say,
let's not get discouraged, just let him be anathema.
We're not anathema.
Look, we're gonna have a good time after church.
Amen.
We're gonna be discussing doctrine.
Tomorrow, we got the barbecue going on.
We're gonna enjoy the things of God here.
You know what I mean?
We're gonna sing a song afterwards.
We're gonna keep living life, having a good time.
But what about all that stuff that's gonna,
let it be anathema.
Amen.
Let him be cursed.
But aren't you worried about him?
Maybe he got sucked into that doctrine.
No, let it be anathema.
See, I know there's people who are sucked
into that doctrine, who maybe don't know better,
but they're not necessarily defending it.
Maybe they're just confused on it.
But when you start putting on the boxing gloves
and fighting the Trinitarian view,
why the orthodox Trinitarian view is not correct,
you're posting videos and trying to refute Trinitarian,
you're just telling me you just have a red flag
above your face that says anathema.
That's what it is.
Well, let me say this in closing.
Those who support these wicked modalists
are cursed as well.
That's what I'm saying, don't support them,
because those who do are cursed.
Unless you come, I mean,
if you have listened to no sermon on modalism,
if you don't know what the Bible says about modalism,
you're a brand new Christian.
Okay, you're not cursed,
but you need to get some smarts
and start studying what the Bible says
about the subject of the Trinity.
But if after all that,
you still decide to just fight
and expose the Trinity for what it is
and all these things and how it's unbiblical,
then you're just,
and you're backing up these heretics,
you're a curse too then.
Even if you don't wax as eloquent
as these false teachers do.
You know, if you're the only ones
just backing them up on YouTube
and commenting and backing them up
and all these things, okay,
then you're cursed too, why?
Look at Proverbs 24, 24 says,
he that saith unto the wicked,
thou art righteous, Garrett.
Good job for taking a bold stand.
What do you mean bold stand?
Pastor Anderson caught him.
That's not bold.
The guy didn't have the stones.
He was gonna continue to earn a paycheck.
Pastor Anderson had to find him out.
Same thing with Dominique, had to text.
Pastor Anderson, he didn't have the guts,
the stones to come and just face him,
face to face and say, hey, I'm a motorless, what now?
No, just text it, coward.
He that saith unto the wicked, thou art righteous,
him shall the people curse, nation shall abhor him.
He said, what nation?
The chosen generation, the chosen nation,
the royal nation, we will curse you.
Why, because shouldest thou help the ungodly
and love them that hate the Lord.
Therefore, wrath is upon thee from before the Lord.
Well, if you can't beat them, join them
and go ahead, join them.
Go for it, yeah, we'll get you a fast pass too.
God will get you a fast pass too.
You know, you can go to hell just like the rest of them.
I don't like that, Brother Bruce,
that you're just saying, tell them to go to hell.
Isn't that a worldly term?
No, because the one who created hell is God.
And there's men of God who've said it
throughout the Bible, you know?
Let them go down quick into hell, okay?
Now, I like both interpretations of that.
Quick meaning alive and quick means fast.
Let them go to hell quick.
Obviously, that's just referring to them being alive,
but hey, I'm good with the second interpretation of that.
Let them go fast into hell.
What's the sermon tonight?
It's simply this.
Hey, life is good, man.
As a safe person, it's good, okay?
And anytime, if there's an inkling of you
just worrying or anxious over what's going on,
you're like, I can't believe Dominique.
He read the King James Bible, you know?
Vaccination, I deleted vaccination today.
I'll preach vaccination.
And everyone, I'm not gonna have to edit all the stuttering.
He's, aren't you, man, but that thing
had like thousands of views.
So what?
You think that's like the last documentary I'm gonna make?
I mean, sorry, brother John.
I mean, you helped me out on that one.
He brought the red cam.
He was there, we were like putting in work.
Hey, but our labor's not in vain, man.
We did it for the Lord.
But you know what?
We're not gonna like boo hoo about it.
You know what we're gonna say?
Let him be anathema then.
That's what you want?
Go for it.
Go to hell then, if that's what you want.
We'll just make another one.
So it's not a matter of, oh man,
this is just a dark day for the new IFB.
No, this is a good day.
Because at least we're not deceived.
It's like, oh, okay.
The sheep's clothing is falling off.
Well, now we know.
Is it a bummer in a sense?
Yeah, because we didn't know.
But now that we know, it's not a bummer.
Because it's like, now it's out in the open.
Now we know that he's a false prophet.
Okay, and look, now the thing you ought not to do
is just start suspecting everyone in our church.
It's like, man, I wonder who's the Judas here.
Ulysses is Ulysses, yeah.
Marcos, that's right.
You know, you start coming up with all, no.
Trust no one, but suspect no one as well.
Okay, and look, we ought to trust the Lord.
And look, I mean, I'm sure Pastor Anderson
trusted the Lord, and that's why
Garrett came out as being a false prophet.
That's a good thing.
You know, it came out that he was revealed
in that manner.
So the sermon is simply this.
We need to curse those who God curses.
Just let it be anathema.
Amen?
Spire heads, I have a word of prayer.
Father, we thank you so much for your word,
and we're thankful for the severity of it.
And the entire Bible speaks on this subject.
Yeah, I mean, the simple fact that hell exists,
that's a place for the curse.
I pray that you'd help us, Lord,
to not sympathize with the wicked ever,
and help us to always have our eyes,
our hearts, our minds in the word of God.
Help us to meditate upon it,
to think upon it, to quote it,
to preach it, to live it, to love it.
Lord, help us never to get sucked into any false doctrine.
But not only that, help us to be vigilant
when these false prophets creep in unawares.
We ought not to be always just paranoid
of whether they're gonna come in.
We just ought to trust you,
and realize that when they do,
you'll help us to discover them
so we can deal with it promptly.
And thank you so much for blessing us.
We're thankful that we're not anathema.
We're not cursed.
We're never gonna experience hell ever again.
And we praise these things in Jesus' name, amen.