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Jack Hyles in all his glory. I've heard John McCormick say "you can be as weird as a football bat and be saved," but I think Jack Hyles was pushing it.
Can a man be born again without hearing the King James Version?
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Jack Hyles in all his glory. I've heard John McCormick say "you can be as weird as a football bat and be saved," but I think Jack Hyles was pushing it.
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More of Jack in all his glory, from his sermon "Get Your Stinking Feet Out Of My Drinking Water:"
"Let me tell you something tonight. America didn't have policeman in our schools when we believed this King James Bible. America didn't have a bunch of dope problems, marijuana was almost unheard of when America believed this King James Bible. When the teachers in our public schools started off the morning reading this King James Bible, believed with this King James Bible, and before a bunch of self-styled scholars thought they could change the King James Bible, to make a buck, we had a nation worth something. Brother, we're not gonna save this nation until 'til we get back to every Word that proceedeth out of the mouth of the Father. . . .
"Let's open here and see what it says, 'And when the men of the city arose early in the morning.' Now 'Men' is the opposite of women. Some of you queers wouldn't know that. Maybe I've had more fun tonight than this morning. I'm saying I've got to have every Word. I must have every Word to live. I must have every Word to get my prayers answered. I must have every Word to receive Christ the Bible says."
"Let me tell you something tonight. America didn't have policeman in our schools when we believed this King James Bible. America didn't have a bunch of dope problems, marijuana was almost unheard of when America believed this King James Bible. When the teachers in our public schools started off the morning reading this King James Bible, believed with this King James Bible, and before a bunch of self-styled scholars thought they could change the King James Bible, to make a buck, we had a nation worth something. Brother, we're not gonna save this nation until 'til we get back to every Word that proceedeth out of the mouth of the Father. . . .
"Let's open here and see what it says, 'And when the men of the city arose early in the morning.' Now 'Men' is the opposite of women. Some of you queers wouldn't know that. Maybe I've had more fun tonight than this morning. I'm saying I've got to have every Word. I must have every Word to live. I must have every Word to get my prayers answered. I must have every Word to receive Christ the Bible says."
Get Your Stinking Feet Out Of My Drinking Water — by Pastor Jack Hyles
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More tripe from the twit preacher from Texas turned Hoosier. Hardly anything Hyles preached was worth listening to.
The man who led me to Christ used a King James Bible so just in case Jack Hyles is right, I'm covered!
It is at this very point where KJVOs lapse into being cultic.
The Philippian jailer was.
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Years ago there was a local radio preacher who distinguished between the Holy Spirit and the Holy Ghost. I never really understood the concept he was trying to convey though.
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He's dead, King Jim.
To expand the list, Wally Beebe also held to the same heresy. Among the living, Allan Domelle holds (or at least held) that position. He wrote a booklet about it and I discussed his position with him.
Oh really... How'd that go?
The Apostle Paul was saved using the King James Version that Christ was preaching to him so if it is good enough for the Apostle Paul and the Lord Jesus Christ...
I always preach the gospel using the King James Version just to make sure I am not preaching another gospel!
I always preach the gospel using the King James Version just to make sure I am not preaching another gospel!
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'Zactly.
The way KJVO cultists get around that is to say, "faith cometh by hearing and hearing by the Word of God." Since the KJV is the only legitimate Word of God, it stands to reason that any other source of faith isn't a saving faith. Sad. Tragic. Damning.
I wonder how anyone was saved prior to 1611? Since they teach that the KJV is the only legitimate Word of God. Of course we know that not all KJV onlyists believe this element of Ruckmanism. I believe there are two camps of KJV onlyism. These were started by Peter Ruckman and David Otis Fuller in the IFB movement.
That's sermon was Hyperbole.
It the Gospel message, not the KJV that matters. Jack Hyles Taught that and every IFB college I know teaches. The sermon was Hyperbole. Such use of symantics do cause a great deal of confusion though I will agree.
It the Gospel message, not the KJV that matters. Jack Hyles Taught that and every IFB college I know teaches. The sermon was Hyperbole. Such use of symantics do cause a great deal of confusion though I will agree.
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No, it's not hyperbole, if by that you mean Hyles was exaggerating for effect. It's what he actually believed and taught.
"I have a conviction as deep as my soul that every English-speaking person who has ever been born again was born of incorruptible seed; that is, the King James Bible" (Hyles, Enemies of Soul Winning, chapter 5). I see no indication in this passage, nor any of the other nonsense published in that book, that it was intended as hyperbole.
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There is no hint whatsoever Jack Hyles was using hyperbole. Jack Hyles was a false teacher who taught salvation was simply believing the “fundamentals of the faith” without a changed heart. He gave thousands a false assurance of salvation by teaching salvation consisted of saying a prayer at some point in their lives. And I'm not using hyperbole.
The apostle Paul taught that those who practiced lifestyles the Bible condemns were false converts.
1Co 6:9 Or do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: neither the sexually immoral, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor men who practice homosexuality,
1Co 6:10 nor thieves, nor the greedy, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God.
1Co 6:11 And such were some of you. But you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God.
2Co 13:5 Examine yourselves, whether you be in the faith; prove your own selves. Know you not your own selves, how that Jesus Christ is in you, except you be reprobates?
Florida Bible College has in their statement of faith that teaching a “willingness to turn from sin, or turning from sin” is "heresy". Yankee Arnold (just like Jack Hyles) believes a man can live his entire life contrary to scripture and still be saved. In the following video he says out loud what Jack Hyles, Curtis Hutson, Steven Anderson, and countless other preachers are promoting today.
“You can’t tell me you can’t trust Christ to save you and go out here and live like the Devil and still go go heaven. Yes I can tell you that. That’s what the Bible says. If you don’t come to the conclusion that that yes, you can trust Christ as your Savior and live like the Devil, and still go to heaven when you die, you don’t get grace. Because that is the exact truth. That is the truth. I do not have to change my life, I don’t have to stop one sin!
✂️ Preacher says you can live like the devil and still go to heaven.
47 seconds · Clipped by Dave Mallinak · Original video "Calvinism and Grace are NOT Compatible! - Ralph Yankee Arnold" by Salvation By Grace
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There is no hint whatsoever Jack Hyles was using hyperbole. Jack Hyles was a false teacher who taught salvation was simply believing the “fundamentals of the faith” without a changed heart. He gave thousands a false assurance of salvation by teaching salvation consisted of saying a prayer at some point in their lives. And I'm not using hyperbole.
The apostle Paul taught that those who practiced lifestyles the Bible condemns were false converts.
1Co 6:9 Or do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: neither the sexually immoral, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor men who practice homosexuality,
1Co 6:10 nor thieves, nor the greedy, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God.
1Co 6:11 And such were some of you. But you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God.
2Co 13:5 Examine yourselves, whether you be in the faith; prove your own selves. Know you not your own selves, how that Jesus Christ is in you, except you be reprobates?
Florida Bible College has in their statement of faith that teaching a “willingness to turn from sin, or turning from sin” is "heresy". Yankee Arnold (just like Jack Hyles) believes a man can live his entire life contrary to scripture and still be saved. In the following video he says out loud what Jack Hyles, Curtis Hutson, Steven Anderson, and countless other preachers are promoting today.
“You can’t tell me you can’t trust Christ to save you and go out here and live like the Devil and still go go heaven. Yes I can tell you that. That’s what the Bible says. If you don’t come to the conclusion that that yes, you can trust Christ as your Savior and live like the Devil, and still go to heaven when you die, you don’t get grace. Because that is the exact truth. That is the truth. I do not have to change my life, I don’t have to stop one sin!
✂️ Preacher says you can live like the devil and still go to heaven.
47 seconds · Clipped by Dave Mallinak · Original video "Calvinism and Grace are NOT Compatible! - Ralph Yankee Arnold" by Salvation By Grace
Would you say that Jack Hyles, Curtis Hutson, Steven Anderson and Yankee Arnold taught what is commonly refer as "free grace theology"?