Zorrar
Hopkins,#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Thu, April 17, 2014
~~Sincertiy at the core of deception is one method of certain deception practiced by the teeveevangelists and modality thieves who steal from the sheep of God. One such method is to promise by means of false piety, pretentious access to divine favor, and promises of certain rewards for donating cash. While the devil is portrayed as defeated in the Book of Truth, the inhabitants of planet ocean and earth are still deceived by the principles of deception that have existed for generations. The False Prophet and The Beast of Revelation are th progenitors of such religiou deception, and one of their students is the Fale Prophet of St. Matthews Churches, who fleeces gods sheeple for his own personal profit. Beware the false promises of the False Prophets who come in Jesus name.~~
Sandy
Waterbury,#3General Comment
Sat, February 06, 2010
I also receive St. Matthews letters. I have sent them money in the past hoping to get prayers answered. I also thought that this was a fraudulent organization, until I prayed about it. The materials they send are all based on biblical teachings. They can't rewrite scripture. We are given the free will to donate to this organization or not. And the donations that are made are between the person making the donation and God. If you make the donation with your heart you would not feel as though you were getting ripped off. Know in your heart the power of prayer.
I think St. Matthews is doing more good than bad to alot of people who need to hear scripture, and the love God has for us. I'm in no way telling anyone to give to them, but I am saying to find a local church to tithe your income to. God Bless you all for letting me say what was on my mind.