Doctrine of Demons: Don't Eat That Food!

‘1 Timothy 4:1-5 teaches us that when religious teachers tell us not to eat certain foods (to obtain some sort of purity), such teaching is not harmless. Paul calls this a doctrine of demons and says that some, by listening to such teaching, have wandered away from the faith. Yet today we have popular "Christian"
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‘So many people are worried about cholesterol, fat and sugar. The Bible does not teach us to be on guard against bad nutrition. On the contrary, it teaches that God made all foods, and that all foods are good. The real problem is not what we eat, but how much we eat. Gluttony is the problem’.

The argument between continuationist and cessationist is pretty straightforward.

Examine the fruit.

Look at the Giants of the faith throughout Church history and see which are continuationist or cessasionist. Same today.

Who are the ones promoting fakery and quackery?

Spurgeon said the miraculous gifts of the apostolic age (the gifts of tongues, prophecy, and healing) had passed away shortly after the first century. Why did he not evidence the miraculous gifts or see such in the tens of thousands of conversions?

That should make even the most adamant continuationist 'pause'.

Check out Pulpit and Pen online and examine the modern day Charismatics and even those who are claimed to be champion defenders of continuationism like Michael Brown. How do they fail to see the obvious.

Another subject-'Glory Clouds'

Bethel “Glory Cloud” Caught on Camera: Underwhelming Video of Guy Blaspheming God’s Name Before It
http://pulpitandpen.org/2018/01/11/bethel-glory-cloud-caught-on-camera-underwhelming-video-of-guy-blaspheming-gods-name-before-it/

No one disputes a healthy diet is biblical! A change of diet will be good for our physical health if we are eating processed 'garbage'!

What I dispute is charlatans like George Malkmus:

The "Hallelujah Diet" Is Heresy
Reverend George Malkmus is a false teacher promoting an extreme vegetarianism that is altogether contrary to the Bible.
George Malkmus, a self-proclaimed reverend, turned wild vegetarian ideas into a mass-marketing business to prey on gullible Christians. He sells juicers, distillers, supplements, books, and gimmicks to fleece the simple.

http://www.letgodbetrue.com/bible/heresies/hallelujah-diet.php

False statements about Barley Green supplement

https://www.quackwatch.org/11Ind/malkmus.html

Fruit juice is not as nutritious as fresh fruit, so all we need is fruit and veg in our diet and no need for barley green supplements or a juicer!

My parents are in their 80's and never touched any juice, so go figure if I should promote their diet

Jim Lincoln wrote:
The best version of the English Bible out there is the NASB

As Jesus teaches; "Luke 6:44 For every tree is known by his own fruit. For of thorns men do not gather figs, nor of a bramble bush gather they grapes."