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["Paul Hillman" <chris_hillman AT msn.com>]

Marie,

You ask a difficult question.

No-one EVER knows, except God Himself, as to what really lies in the heart of 
another's soul. But, as it is written that, "a man shall be known by his 
works." (With time.)

It has become increasingly difficult, especially in these latter days, to 
tell the righteous from the unjust. As it says, "In those (latter) days, 
deception shall abound, such that even the "saints" should be deceived, if 
that were possible".

I myself don't know whom to "trust" anymore. But, God is ALWAYS trust-worthy, 
and that is upon Whom one should always depend.

The world, in the end, is not ruled by men, (eventhough it right now might 
seem to be), but instead always by God.

A hypocrite is found out in due time. How else could it be discerned? One who 
speaks about the principles of truth should with time adhere to them, then 
their "works" shall be known.

BTW, I don't even know who "LaHaye" is!

Paul Hillman

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Marie McHarry<mailto:mmcharry AT dtnspeed.net> 
  To: homestead AT lists.ibiblio.org<mailto:homestead AT lists.ibiblio.org> 
  Sent: Friday, November 26, 2004 9:03 PM
  Subject: RE: [Homestead] Christian "peacefulness" ...
   a

  I queried of Paul:


    >Ah, you are a LaHaye acolyte?

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  And he answered:

   >No, I am a disciple of Jesus the Christ! The First Son of God! Amen.

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  Me again:

  So, let me get to the heart of the matter: How do you tell if an individual
  is a hypocrite or a real Christian? I'd surely like to know how to tell if a
  Christian leader is the real thing or just another politician on a power
  trip.

  Marie

   

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