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Date Posted: 17:38:48 02/05/03 Wed
Author: sheesh!
Subject: Moore Examples of a PFAKE's Apostate Problems
In reply to: ekklesia 's message, "Moore Examples of a PFAKE's Apostate Problems" on 22:15:11 01/15/03 Wed

- - Moore Examples of a PFAKE's Apostate Problems
- AND �
A Demonstration of His Mouth and Wicked Heart Working Faster Than His Ability To READ FOR CONTENT

ekklesia: "DAKE'S ANNOTATED REFERENCE BIBLE
This Bible was annotated by Finis Jennings Dake and
originally published in 1963. Nearly every book of the
Bible has a few pages after the conclusion of the text
that consist solely of his notes. A pamphlet that
comes with the Bible describes how Dake claims he was
given this knowledge supernaturally."

______________________________________________________

-MOORE FRAUDULANT MUSEMENTS AND SCREECHY WANDERINGS FROM THE SLEAZY DEMENTED BEDROOM BISHOP-

"This is untrue. Dake never claimed divine inspiration for his notes. Rather, what he did claim was a divine gift of being able to recite scripture without commiting them to memory. This is vastly different from what "ekklesia" falsely claims. Notice that he continues to avoid giving us the exact quote and reference where Dake supposedly made the statement "ekklesia" attributes to him. He avoids it because he knows no such quote exists, and he knows he is being dishonest and perpetrating a lie. This clealy indicates who his spiritual father is; "the father of lies" and the work that his spiritual father has been doing, he (ekklesia) is now doing; spreading lies, slander, misinformation, falsely accusing the brethren. He is of his father, the devil. Rev Jack Howell"

......jackals wipes the green spittle off his shoes and comes up for air, then continues......

"Now, for you benefit, here is what Rev. Finis Jennings Dake actually said:
Quote: Rev. Finis Jennings Dake
"Suddenly, and without warning there came over my being a cool and rushing wind. It seemed I could hear the fluttering of the wings of a dove settling down upon my body.

LOL&L&L&L! Cut the drama mamma, even a country boy knows what that "wind without warning" was! Why his wind happened to be "cold" is best left to a professional like an gastroenterologist. The "fluttering of the wings of a dove settling down upon my body" (....and slopping onto the linoleum floor?.....LOL - what a dork!)

"Then instantly, there came from the very depths of my innermost being the rivers of living water that Jesus promised in John 7:37-39. Torrents of praise and glory began to flow from my lips as I tried to give vent to the unutterable gushings of my soul.

I thus received in a measure what the disciples received on the day of Pentecost. Immediately I was aware of an ability I did not previously possess.

I could now quote Scriptures, hundreds of them and that without any effort to memorize them. I just quoted as the Spirit gave utterance, and also I noticed a quickening of the Spirit in my mind to know and tell what chapters and books, various verses were found in."

The above quote is taken from Theological Summary of The Writings of Finis Jennings Dake,

copyright 1988 Notice that Dake never said anything about his notes being "inspired of God."

Maybe the reason, dear Watson, could be because ekklesia was NOT citing that source! - - - DUH!

Revy Huff-A-Puff-A continues to hear himself rattle;....."contrary to the claims of the false teacher and liar, "ekklessia." Rather, his notes were the result of years of exhaustive Bible study and research and reflect his own understanding of scripture."

Here's An Instant RE-peat of ekklesia's original comment that is quite unrelated to Leon Bible�s later quote - for the seeing impaired Bedroom Bishop:

ekklesia: "DAKE'S ANNOTATED REFERENCE BIBLE
This Bible was annotated by Finis Jennings Dake and
originally published in 1963��.

��.A pamphlet that
comes with the Bible describes how Dake claims he was
given this knowledge supernaturally."

Maybe the ever lovely and gracious bedroom bishop needs to dig through his lingerie drawer for the pamphlet that came with some of the 1963 Dake Bibles, for the source of the quote because a cat burglar broke into the house recently and used the copy I had in his cat box! LOL!

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Here's the problem with Dake & Leon Bible's VERACITY -- Dolly Llama, 17:50:55 02/05/03 Wed