Are you afraid of being marginalized? Are you afraid of being in the minority?

Neither should we be fooled into believing that mere acts of kindness as desirable as that may be, are proof that one is manifesting the love of Christ.

If we do not now earnestly contend for the true doctrines of the Church which were once committed to first-century saints, this generation would be lost to the cults and other heathen religions. Then the blood of the martyrs would have been shed in vain.

The Church of Jesus Christ should have a common set of doctrines rather than a compendium of divergent doctrines of men that have erred from the truth.

By masterminding the creation of and by supporting the dissemination of a multiplicity of differing and erroneous versions of the bible, the seed of confusion is sown.

Since a nominal Christian is more prone to defend his or her denomination rather than the teachings of Christ or the Apostles; his or her allegiance to his or her religion would undoubtedly take precedence over the pure teaching of the Word of GOD.

JESUS prayer of John 17 was not a pre-occupation with urging different denominations to close ranks as it were and unite under one head,so as to convince the world that they are one.

While our bible informs us, that the just shall live by faith (Galatians 3:11), it also makes us know, that the law is not of faith (Galatians 3:12).

While the bible admits of one mediator between GOD & men, the man Christ Jesus (1 Timothy 2:5) our bible informs us that Moses was the mediator of the first covenant called the law (Deuteronomy 5:5, Hebrews 9:19-20)

While the bible ascribes the giving of the law to Moses (Numbers 21:18; Nehemiah 10:29, 2 Chronicles 33:8:2, 2 Chronicles 34:14) who was from the tribe of Levi, God's true lawgiver was foreordained to come from the tribe of Judah.