Christians that were required to believe Satanic doctrine: Difference between revisions

For example, right now unless the local ministerial association approves in many, if not most cities, one cannot rent a building for religious services. To become chaplains in the armed services, hospitals, etc., it is now almost mandatory to be recognized as acceptable to the '''trinitarian ecumenical groups'''. As this pressure increases, and it will, it will be harder to resist, for to resist is to lose privilege. And so many will be tempted to go along, for they will feel it is better to serve God publicly in the framework of this organization than not to serve God at all publicly. But they err. '''To believe the devil's lie is to serve Satan, even though you may want to call him Jehovah'''. But the elect will not be deceived.<ref>William Branham, An Exposition Of The Seven Church Ages - Chapter Eight - The Philadelphian Church Age</ref>