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Date Posted: 11:48:52 08/15/02 Thu
Author: A Catholic, NOT Roman
Subject: Jackal and his blind devotion to cultist Finis J. Dake fits exact definition jackal gave for a CULT
In reply to: tamarisk 's message, "ACNR/Dolly/Bethany" on 07:56:29 08/15/02 Thu

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by Rev. Jack Howell (Premier Login RevJack2002)

Definition: A cult is a group of people gathered around someone's misinterpretation of the Bible and is characterized by major deviations from orthodox Christian doctrine relative to the cardinal truths of the Christian faith, particularly the fact that God became man in Jesus Christ. A cult then, is a perversion or distortion of New Testament Christianity and/or a rejection of the historic teachings of the Christian Church. The Apostle Paul warned there would be false christs and a false gospel that would attempt to deceive the True Church and the world. "For such are false apostles, deceitful workers, transforming themselves into the apostles of Christ. And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light. Therefore it is no great thing if his ministers also be transformed as the ministers of righteousness; whose end shall be according to their works." (2 Corinthians 11:13-15)

The following is an exerpt from an article written by a "Rev. Jack Howell" found at:

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Eighty-nine Proofs of A Divine Trinity

What we mean by Divine Trinity is that there are three separate and distinct persons in the Godhead,
The doctrine of the Trinity can be clearly seen, being understood by the visible things that are made, even to His eternal power and Godhead (Romans 1:20). What on earth was created in the image and likeness of God? Man (Genesis 1:26-28). Do God's image and likeness consist only of moral and spiritual powers? If so, it can be concluded that man is only a moral and spiritual being. Is God bodiless? If so, we can conclude that man is also bodiless.
Is God only one being made up of several persons or beings in the one being? If so, we can conclude that man is one person or being made up of many. Does God need a flesh body in order to have any kind of body? No! There are such things as spirit and heavenly bodies. See 1 Cor. 15:35-38. From this passage we learn that all things in creation?grain, fish, birds, beasts, man, angels, and even the planets?have bodies, sizes, shapes, and forms.
The Bible declares that God has a body, shape, image, likeness, physical parts, a personal soul and spirit, and all other things that constitute a being or a person with a body, soul, and spirit (see note, �John 4:24; note, �John 5:37; The Doctrine of Man.
Angels, cherubim, seraphim, and all other spirit beings have spirit bodies and personal souls and spirits. They have been seen with the natural eyes of men over 100 times in Scripture (see Appearances of Angels to Men). If all other spirit beings have spirit bodies, could not the members of the Trinity also have spirit bodies? The 284 passages on spirits in Scripture prove that spirit bodies are just as real and capable of operation in the material worlds as are flesh bodies. There is no such thing as a world of creations made up of invisible substance. The so-called spirit world must be understood simply as spirit beings inhabiting material worlds created by God. Heaven itself is a material planet (Genesis 1:1; Hebrews 11:10-16), having cities, mansions, furniture, inhabitants, living conditions, etc. See Heaven.
God has been seen physically by human eyes many times (Genesis 18:1-33; Genesis 19:24; Genesis 32:24-30; Exodus 24:11; Exodus 33:11-33; Joshua 5:13-15; Judges 6:11-23; Judges 13:3-25; 1 Chron. 21:16-17; Job 42:5; Isaiah 6; Ezekiel 1:26-28; Ezekiel 10:1,20; Ezekiel 40:3; Daniel 7:9-14; Daniel 10:5-10; Acts 7:56-59; Rev. 4:2-5; Rev. 5:1,5-7,11-14; Rev. 6:16; Rev. 7:9-17; Rev. 19:4; Rev. 21:3-5; Rev. 22:4).
In over 20,000 references about God in Scripture we get to know all we need to know about the subject. If we will take the Bible literally as to what it says about Him, as we do with other things the subject will be very clear; but if we make God a mystery, ignoring the plain statements of Scripture about Him, and refusing to believe the many descriptions of God given by those who have seen one, two, and three separate persons called "God," then we ill remain in ignorance.
It is true there are a few figurative statements about God in Scripture, as there are about man and other things, but shall we do away with the reality of man and these other things because of a few figures of speech? Let us make man mere salt and lights (Matthew 5:13-14), if we are going to do away with God because of a few figures of speech.

The Rev. Jack Howell is part of the ever growing apostate church of pentecostals who have been deceived by Finis J. Dake(Dake's Connotative Bible) and the Word of Faith cult.

That heresy, and gross distortion of the Nature of God is built around one man, Finis J. Dake and his gross misinterpretation of the Scriptures leading to rank heresy, and in opposition to the historic teaching of the Christian Church through the heresy and gross distortion of the Bible to say God has a "body", and is therefore restricted to location. The Bible clearly teaches that God is omnipresent and is not restricted to a "body". In jack howell's and Finis J. Dake's cult, their god has 3 bodies, 3 souls and 3 spirits---grossly distorting the Scriptures and teaching of the historic Christian faith.

Yes indeed, jack-of-demons howell and his cult founder Finis J. Dake fit the definition of a CULT perfectly.

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