We continue looking at false prophets - a subject we began considering last week. This week we inspect their fruit.

This message was preached at King's Addition Baptist Church in South Shore KY by Brother Fred Halliman -now with the Lord-. The date is uncertain as the cassette was marked -July 14-PM-

Brother Fred Halliman -now with the Lord- preached this at King's Addition Baptist Church in South Shore KY - the date is unsure as the tape was marked simply -July 14-AM.-

One verse as our text- --Let not sin therefore reign in your mortal body, that ye should obey it in the lusts thereof.- -Romans 6-12-.

In this portion of the Sermon on the mount, Jesus warns us to beware of false prophets who come as wolves in sheep clothing. All through the Scripture, God always has His man that He calls. And where God has His man that He calls, He has a work for Him to do...and where God has a man and a work, the devil will also have a man -or a woman- and a work. Hear the warning of our Lord on this subject-

God has given us an order and a pattern for all things, including church organization-

There are results of any belief system. This is true with the Doctrines of Grace.

Those who have been genuinely saved by the power of God are also preserved by that power, enabling them to persevere in holiness unto the end.

Irresistible Grace, also known as Effectual Calling, refers to the fact that all whom the Father elected and the Son died for will assuredly come to salvation through the power and work of the Holy Spirit and Word of God. When the Spirit draws in the effectual call the sinner most willingly comes to Christ, as it is impossible to resist the will and power of God.--God calls certain people unto Himself. When He does call it is irresistible.

Limited Atonement, or Particular Redemption as this doctrine is also called is the truth that when Jesus Christ died on the cross He was acting as substitute and surety only for the elect. He did not die to redeem fallen angels or reprobates who die in unbelief and go to Hell forever. His blood was shed with a specific design and purpose in mind, to actually obtain salvation for those whom the Father had given Him. This truth is taught in Hebrews 9-12 which states- -Neither by the blood of goats and calves, but by his own blood he entered in once into the holy place, having obtained eternal redemption for us.---Whether a person believes in a particular or a general redemption- both limit the death of Christ in some way. Arminians limit the power of the blood- whereas the Bible limits the extent of Christ's sacrifice.