4-13 Interview With Garner Ted Armstrong - Christian Cult

Interview With Garner Ted Armstrong on John Ankerberg Show

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Garner Ted Armstrong (February 9, 1930 - September 15, 2003) was an American evangelist and the son of Herbert W. Armstrong, founder of the Worldwide Church of God, at the time a Sabbatarian organization that taught strict observance of a seventh-day sabbath, holy days typically associated with the Jewish faith, and other observances derived from the Old Testament scriptures.

Armstrong initially became recognized when he succeeded his father as the voice of "The World Tomorrow," the church's radio program that aired around the world. A television program of the same name followed, aired mostly in North America, eventually giving way to a "Garner Ted Armstrong" broadcast, a half-hour program that mixed news and biblical commentary. His polemical message was unlike most other religious broadcasters of his day

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[ah93704]

@mamaschristmasbunny lol...I can see from your name that you keep Christmas.

[proSpiritofTruth]

can, for this reason recognize the Will of God, and the reason why some have this ability is found in the most important promise to be claimed in John 7:17, "If any man will do his will, he shall know of the doctrine, whether it be of God, or whether it be of myself.' If we put it in God's hands what we believe He, now being the custodian, will take care ensuring that your progress is ideal, either revealing at the ideal moment each ray of light, or if not, crediting it to you as though you had.

[proSpiritofTruth]

to the Father's Will, then the Father is the Will of God, the Son the Word of God and the Holy Spirit the Voice of God, the Father, God beyond us, the Son, God with us, and teh Holy Ghost, God in us, but most definitely not of us. God, being infinite and uncreate and outside of the finite space and time that the Word created, cannot be said to be of anything belonging to the finite world. We need always remember that God's Will is alwaygs the best reality,so those who can recognize a best option

[proSpiritofTruth]

paragoxes up such as Genesis 1:26 which declares that God is plural, ''Let us" wehreas verse 27, has God saying "So God created man in his own image." We can imagine the Three members conferring in the planning etc... of creation, but the executive act of creation, in Colossians 1:16 &17 attributes this solely to the Word. So "The Lord God" in Genesis 2:7, can only be Jesus the Word of God. Incidentally the contribution to the Godhead is that, since the second Person of the godhead, is subject

[proSpiritofTruth]

they make three dimensions.That is, although it would be contradictory to have three infinte Alpha and Omegas in one dimension, in three dimensions,this is possible, for each Alpha and Omegas make three worlds, each which when taken separately are such that the sum of the three differentiated views equals the integrated view, where the integrated view, that they are one, is the physical reality, the other theoretical so we can understand, like an Xray of a person. This view of the Godhead clears

[proSpiritofTruth]

to be Jesus Christ, the only member of the Godhead "that liveth and was dead." Now imagine three infinite Alpha and Omegas, all both One and Almighty, and make one God. Romans 1:20 declares that there is no excuse for not knowing even the Godhead for it can be discerned from creation. Geometry, tells us, that just as three infinite straight lines perpendicular to one another make one infinite cube, where the term cube describes the ideal relationship between three straight lines, ideal because

[proSpiritofTruth]

Godhead cannot be divine, infinite or uncreate. So what of what the Bible itself declares about the Godhead, that they are all almighty, and three in number, The Father, the Word, the Holy Ghost, and they are One. The term for this condition is Triune Godhead, the third and real option, the only option which does not blaspheme God. Rev.1:8,11,17 &18 all overlap.For instance 8 & 11 both claim to be Alpha and Omega, 11&17"the first and the last," and 17 &18 continues as one thought revealing this

[proSpiritofTruth]

Satan tries to kid us that there is only two alternatives. One that God is divine, infinte and uncreate, but only one Person or that God is three co equal persons but not divine, infinite or uncreate, for the reason that the Trinitarian doctrine declares that Mary, through her "immacutale conception" s equal to the Godhead, and since it is impossible to attribute inifinite qualities to essentially finite beings, in spite of the reverse being true courtesy of Christ's incarnation, the Trinitarian

[proSpiritofTruth]

Isaiah 8:20, "To the law and to the testimony, if they speak not according to this world there is no light in them." So, 1 John 5:7, "For there are three that bear record in heaven: The Father, The Word, and the Holy Ghost; and there three are one." This statement could in no wise be a true statement unless the Holy Ghost were exactly the same degree a Person as the Father and the Word Who, incidentally must also be exactly a person to the same degree as each other, if this statement be true.

[mamaschristmasbunny]

My goodness Ankerberg; just let Garner Ted figuratively hang himself for the Judas, Garner Ted was. That theology he dispersed was no different than other cult that is about. He had a little bit Mormon a little bit Jehovah Witness a little bit of every cult in him. Anyone who sits there and says that Garner Ted was close enough to being Christian. His views were not close to any Trinity belief when he tried to separate Christ in his ideology away from God there, trying to nullify the Trinity.