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| − | Characteristic of '''false prophets''' is that they are denying the just judgement of God. In Biblical terms, they say "peace, peace" when "there is no peace" (cf. Jer.6:14; 8:11 Ezek. 13:10).<ref>{{cite book |title=Evangelical Truth: A Personal Plea For Unity, Integrity And Faithfulness |author=John Stott |publisher=Inter-Varsity Press |year=2003 (First Edition 1999)|chapter= Chapter II: The Cross of Christ |pages=85 |isbn=978-88511-19885|url= | + | Characteristic of '''false prophets''' is that they are denying the just judgement of God. In Biblical terms, they say "peace, peace" when "there is no peace" (cf. Jer.6:14; 8:11 Ezek. 13:10).<ref>{{cite book |title=Evangelical Truth: A Personal Plea For Unity, Integrity And Faithfulness |author=John Stott |publisher=Inter-Varsity Press |year=2003 (First Edition 1999)|chapter= Chapter II: The Cross of Christ |pages=85 |isbn=978-88511-19885|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=at9lpwAACAAJ}}</ref> |
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Characteristic of false prophets is that they are denying the just judgement of God. In Biblical terms, they say "peace, peace" when "there is no peace" (cf. Jer.6:14; 8:11 Ezek. 13:10).[1]
References
- ↑ John Stott (2003 (First Edition 1999)). "Chapter II: The Cross of Christ", Evangelical Truth: A Personal Plea For Unity, Integrity And Faithfulness. Inter-Varsity Press, 85. ISBN 978-88511-19885.