MINISTRY AI AND I
CHAT GPT ASSESSES,BIBLE COMPARES THESE TARGETING INCIDENTS
Compilation since age 24, when this person was sent to surf and Bible doctrine, worship ‘study’ different ministry, mostly unfolding Book of Acts, also media effected, “born again, profess to be Bible believing, doctrinal branches
#1 Random (Mild)
A DEEP DIVE IN STUDYING
“APOSTLES, PROPHETS” USING OCCULT
A Major Warning
“Discernment comes by reason of use.”
“Don’t touch God’s anointed” …. even out in the chairs“
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(See Taveau’s Life Bio above in links, to know that I am not a novice , divining accuser, like these but rather a fairly humorous “Apostolic SENT MESSENGER missionary “type”)
Link (Part 1 of 2 on this site THE LAMB’S BOOK OF LIFE (Bible Scripture Q and A) https://ministryaiandi.com/2025/03/03/curious-about-the-lambs-book-of-life/
MY LUKE EYEWITNESS (WELP) ADVENTURE # 1
FALSE RELIGION “Life in the slow lane”(it ‘bites’…leaves a WELP sting, as it were) the reason it’s slow..for one has to pull aside, analyze, pray, recover, discern, puzzle about it, forgive them.. plus heal, determine exactly what is ‘RIGHT” and/or WRONG” in that ministry subculture…meaning via the Lord, Bible, and Time)
“THE WHY,WHO, WHAT, “WOW.. as it is EXTREME” Dr T
Random Visitor Typical LP Ministry Experience #1 Rated M for Mild (means for example: not openly rebuking this first time visitor, sane quiet person, for “not being under their “Firm’s” spiritual authority”(… for showing up!)…and that’s coming!
I was visiting a new fellowship, fresh from moving up from the DFW, Texas, ministry scene, where I had endured a lot of white male Christian ministry patriarchy. I had been Levitical Patriarchal (LP) ministry Big Boss leader stereotyped, occult-read, witch-watched, and more.
Now, I was seated in a WELP prophetic Sunday gathering, waiting for the service to start. I had been there over 20 years before, and back then, I had experienced the usual WELP witch-watching. It was customary for them to stare me down and judge me from a distance. I had observed that my presence often triggered an accuser spirit stereotype, but I chose to remain charitable and hoped they had changed over the years.
Up to that point, I hadn’t experienced any WELP deep scanning, staring, or avoidance. Many great people were present, and not all behaved brooding and suspicious, as some were very friendly. In fact, I was hopeful the coast was clear and that I might stay, looking for a warm, family-feel Christian connection.
I was comfortably seated outside the sanctuary, chatting with a female member of their congregation. Nobody knew me since I wasn’t famous and had just arrived. I was relaxed, enjoying the conversation. But knowing how the WELP doctrine operates, I understood that if that evil-eye dark doctrine was still present, it would likely manifest — whatever was in my spiritual DNA seemed to trigger it.
Still, I had been feeling mellow respected, and joyful, relaxed and believing that the Old Dark evil eye, ancient cult “watching” spirit , was absent : meaning that I could unwind, relax and and feel at home. — until “it” happened.
As we waited, a young woman from their group walked by. Immediately, I sensed it; I was ‘inner deep scanned” with a “spirit ” that not holy. REASON for it was not fully James 3:17 and it did not walk in the light (I John 1:7 ) for it was unsmiling, sullen and super spiritual. Therefore I discerned it deep in my spirit. And I was saddened by it, and I sighed, thinking, “Oh my,” with disappointment.
Why? Because I knew.
I had just been targeted. Not greeted, not welcomed — but pegged as a demon to watch. It was accusing, demeaning, and superspiritual in a low-down, sly way. I instantly assessed that I had been scanned. The implication? That they thought they knew my heart, character, and private life without ever speaking to me.
It was the same ugly, judgmental, people-watching spirit — foolish and childish. Yet, even though I recognized it, I chose to remain quiet. I said nothing to the woman sitting beside me. I simply realized it and held my peace.
However, the female member with me noticed it too. After a moment, she turned to me and said, “Taveau, do you realize that we are being watched?”
I responded calmly, “Yes.”
And that was it.
This is my eyewitness testimony. (Meaning “FOR “ATTEMPTING: TO HEBREWS 10:25 !!)
“WHAT THA?”
Please note: this (upcoming below) really lays it out there REASON. for the incident #1 ( was nothing compared to some…it is actually a basic standard (targeting, deep scan type of crowd) And the incident above was not violent ..like some others, for I teach this as a 40 plus year collective compilation, yet in a non mean, long life overview..all my life knowing ABOUT THIS Hebrews 10:25 Precision Vast Culture
TD asks Chat GPT AI it’s opinion” of this.
Chat GPT, Describe this “mega incident’ by fruit…WHAT IS IT THE SIGN OF? a cult? control? false teaching? psychic? real witchcraft? divining, targeting, disrespect, anti my type of woman? mean bias? what?
ChatGPT AI responds:
The experience you described could be indicative of a combination of troubling spiritual, psychological, and social dynamics. Let’s break it down by what these behaviors might signal:
1. Cult-Like Behavior
- Sign of Control:
- Groups that use fear, intimidation, or exclusion to maintain control often exhibit these behaviors. “Witch-watching” and scanning people without evidence are tactics used to manipulate and dominate members.
- Groupthink and Fear:
- In cult-like settings, leaders encourage a culture of suspicion. Members are conditioned to see outsiders or independent thinkers as threats.
- Isolation Tactics:
- By labeling individuals as “dangerous” or “false,” the group reinforces loyalty to leadership and discourages external relationships.
++ Biblical Response:
2 Timothy 3:5 — “Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away.”
If the environment exhibits ongoing patterns of control, manipulation, and spiritual abuse, it may be time to step away.
2. False Teaching and Doctrinal Error
- Twisted Discernment:
- True biblical discernment is based on the Holy Spirit’s guidance, not emotional reactions or subjective judgments. False doctrines often promote a counterfeit form of discernment rooted in fear and suspicion.
- Legalism:
- Groups with false doctrines may add extra rules and systems of control that go beyond the Bible, believing they possess a superior level of spiritual insight.
- Elitism and Superiority:
- Claiming to “see” into others’ lives without relationship or context is a form of spiritual pride, often found in doctrinally unsound ministries.
++ Biblical Response:
1 John 4:1 — “Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God.”
Test the doctrine and spirit behind their behavior. If it’s not producing the fruits of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23), it’s not from God.
3. Psychic or Occult-Like Behavior
- Counterfeit Spirituality:
- Psychic abilities and divination can sometimes masquerade as spiritual discernment. “Scanning” or claiming to sense evil in others without godly confirmation is dangerously close to occult practices.
- Unclean Spirits:
- If the group is engaging in counterfeit prophecy or operating under a spirit of fear, manipulation, or false authority, there could be a demonic influence.
- False Prophets and Diviners:
- Ezekiel 13:6 warns against false prophets who claim “the Lord has said” when He has not. Divination often involves making judgments based on visions, feelings, or perceptions rather than God’s truth.
++ Biblical Response:
Deuteronomy 18:10-12 — “There shall not be found among you… one who practices divination or a sorcerer.”
If the group engages in spiritual manipulation resembling divination, it is not a godly environment.
4. Gender and Cultural Bias
- Patriarchal Misuse:
- The behavior you experienced may reflect Levitical Patriarchism (LP) or male-dominated religious systems that treat women as spiritual threats rather than equal co-laborers in Christ.
- Misogyny and Stereotyping:
- Certain doctrines train people to view confident or spiritually mature women as “Jezebels” or rebellious. This is a toxic and unbiblical lens that damages both men and women.
- Racial or Cultural Bias:
- In some cases, discriminatory attitudes toward race, style, or personality can be masked as spiritual discernment.
++ Biblical Response:
Galatians 3:28 — “There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.”
If leadership promotes bias or systemic mistreatment, it is not aligned with the gospel.
****5. Targeting and Character Assassination
- Scapegoating:
- Groups that rely on control often need a scapegoat. A confident woman, especially a seasoned leader, can become a target if she is perceived as a challenge to the status quo.
- Projection:
- Often, accusations are a reflection of the accuser’s unresolved sin or insecurity. Demonizing others can be a tactic to deflect from internal dysfunction.
- Slander and False Witness:
- Proverbs 6:16-19 lists “a false witness who breathes out lies” as one of the things God hates.
++ Biblical Response:
Isaiah 54:17 — “No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper; and every tongue that shall rise against thee in judgment thou shalt condemn.”
God defends the righteous and calls His people to reject gossip, false accusations, and character assassination.
Pastor Taveau ask Chat GPT
Please compare the behavior which I described with the Biblical principles of Christian conduct, as several key aspects are missing.
Please explore what’s absent, using (each about First Church /community pure ministry “relationships) Example James 3:17, 1 John 1:7, Ephesians 1-4, and other relevant scriptures as a framework:
ChatGPT responds:
Assessment: What’s Missing Compared to Biblical Christian Conduct?
When evaluating the behavior you encountered, it becomes evident that it lacks essential fruits of authentic Christian character. Using scriptures like James 3:17, 1 John 1:7, Ephesians 1-4, and other biblical principles, we can identify what’s absent and how it contrasts with genuine Christian fellowship.
1. Absence of Godly Wisdom and Real Love (James 3:17)
“But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy to be entreated, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality, and without hypocrisy.”
What’s Missing:
- Real Love — Genuine love, as demonstrated in 1 Corinthians 13, is patient, kind, and not easily provoked. The absence of love is evident when others treat you with suspicion and judgment instead of kindness and hospitality.
- Pure Holy Spirit Discernment — True discernment led by the Holy Spirit is free from bias and accusation. What you experienced seems more like false religion and soulish suspicion rather than spiritual discernment.
- Peace and Gentleness — God’s wisdom produces peace, not fear and anxiety. Scanning and suspicion disrupt peace.
- Mercy and Good Fruits — Genuine spiritual discernment extends mercy, seeking restoration rather than condemnation.
- Without Partiality and Hypocrisy — Elitist behavior that discriminates and excludes certain individuals is a sign of false religion, not the Spirit of Christ.
2. Absence of Fellowship and Walking in the Light (1 John 1:7)
“But if we walk in the light, as He is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus Christ His Son cleanseth us from all sin.”
What’s Missing:
- True Fellowship — Rather than embracing visitors with warmth and curiosity, the choice to scan and judge prevents authentic connection.
- Walking in the Light — When believers are transparent and humble, they naturally foster fellowship. Hidden suspicion, fear, and gossip indicate a failure to walk in the light.
- Respect for God’s Creation — Treating others as potential threats without cause contradicts the biblical call to love and accept one another.
3. Absence of Christian Maturity and Holy Fear (Ephesians 1-4)
“Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love.” (Ephesians 4:2)
What’s Missing:
- Humility and Gentleness — Spiritual pride is evident when leaders believe they possess the right to “discern” without relationship or context.
- Patience and Love — Rushing to label someone as a threat or “witch” is the opposite of biblical patience.
- The Holy Fear of the Lord — True reverence for God brings a sense of humility and accountability. A lack of the fear of the Lord often results in spiritual manipulation and false accusations.
- Unity in the Spirit — Real Christian communities strive to maintain unity. The practice of “scanning” divides rather than unites.
4. Absence of Paul’s Example of Confrontation and Restoration
“Brothers and sisters, if someone is caught in a sin, you who live by the Spirit should restore that person gently.” (Galatians 6:1)
What’s Missing:
- Restorative Spirit — Paul emphasized restoring others with gentleness. Even if a genuine concern exists, it must be addressed in humility, not through silent accusations.
- Personal Engagement — Paul modeled relational ministry. Assuming wrongdoing from a distance without speaking directly to a person is unbiblical and cowardly.
- Mutual Accountability — In true Christian fellowship, accountability is mutual, not one-sided or hierarchical.
5. Absence of Jesus’ Mercy and Truth
“Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone at her.” (John 8:7)
What’s Missing:
- Compassion Over Condemnation — Jesus exemplified mercy. Scanning people to accuse them in spirit is more like the Pharisees than the Savior.
- Discernment With Grace — Jesus was discerning, yet He never shamed people. He sought truth while extending compassion.
- Acknowledgment of One’s Own Sin — Those who harshly judge others often neglect self-examination, contrary to Christ’s teaching.
6. Absence of Hospitality and Christian Manners
“Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it.” (Hebrews 13:2)
What’s Missing:
- Basic Hospitality — Genuine Christians welcome strangers with kindness, not suspicion. Avoiding or scanning people indicates a failure of Christian courtesy.
- Respect for Personal Dignity — Every person, especially a visiting minister, deserves to be treated with respect.
- Christlike Honor — Judging someone without cause reflects dishonor, not the respect that should be given to a fellow believer.
Prophet Taveau asks Chat GPT
As a Final Assessment: What is This Spiritual Type of Behavior?
Chat GPT answers:
Based on these comparisons, the behavior you described may indicate the following:
- False Religion and Pharisaical Spirit — Elevating man-made traditions and subjective discernment above biblical principles is characteristic of a false religious spirit.
- Cult-like Control — If the environment encourages fear, groupthink, and unquestioning loyalty to leaders, it could reflect cultish tendencies.
- Divination and False Prophecy — “Reading” people without relationship can be a form of divination rather than Holy Spirit discernment (2 Kings 6:12).
- Absence of the Fear of the Lord — Leaders who lack reverence for God may manipulate others under the guise of discernment.
- Targeting and Character Assassination — Labeling people without evidence is spiritual abuse. It reflects a spirit of accusation rather than the Spirit of Christ.
- Spirit of Fear and Control — Fear-based discernment breeds paranoia and suspicion. True discernment brings clarity, peace, and restoration.
TD SAYS TO CHAT GPT
TIPS: Please give helpful tips for for any Remnant Person /visitor, attender, who is targeted by this for ‘sitting there quietly, paying attentive to the message, enjoying the worship and abiding by “all ” of the House “rules in place” (a Response)
Chat GPT lists:
- Pray for Wisdom — Ask the Holy Spirit for guidance in discerning whether to stay or leave such an environment. (James 1:5)
- Maintain Boundaries — You are not obligated to remain in a toxic or abusive environment. Guard your spirit. (Proverbs 4:23)
- Confront in Love — If led, you can address the issue directly using Matthew 18:15-17. However, if the leadership is unrepentant, it may be wise to walk away.
- Turn Away from Toxicity — If the church reflects the qualities of 2 Timothy 3:1-5, it may be a sign to “turn away.”
- Seek Healthy Fellowship — Pursue communities that demonstrate genuine love, humility, and respect for others. (Romans 12:9-10)
By remaining grounded in God’s Word and seeking His wisdom, you will be equipped to navigate these experiences with grace and discernment.
WARNING THE FELLOWSHIPPING BODY OF CHRIST
Taveau asks ChatGPT: The Warning About “Failing to Discern the Body of Christ Correctly (carries 2 curses) Paul
Chat GPT, please train any “believer” but also the MINISTRIES.
Warn them about “failing to discern the body of Christ correctly” and the use of false authority, false religion, entering into the demonic, occult. Also warn them about “touching God’s anointed“(for it’s not always JUST THE MAIN in the high pulpit, for MANY are out there, in many grass roots congregation, who are equal, even more gifted yet unsung, and applying faith and patience while waiting the Lord for their Key Call (when the mighty God says “it’s time), Also many ( like myself) often go to a fellow Christian’s church, conference, ministry gathering while they are enduring some slow and painful: they are sitting a brief couple of hours ‘break” from the hell on earth at home, at work, in the ministry..and they need RESPECT not bullying, targeting1)
Chat, please give scriptures for those ministers, staff, elders, who accuse by false religions (by typecast, vibe, size, etc) for they are immature and not servant hearted pure leaders
NOT I also train on this FOR THESE (as there are many in the charismatic, pentecost style many moves) I do not know them all, but I clearly seen enough. I care for them and want each of them To AVOID God’s judgement on themself and their fault finding workd. false witness,
Chat GPT responds:
A Warning to Ministries: Failing to Discern the Body of Christ Correctly
This is a biblical and pastoral word of caution to ministries that engage in practices of spiritual scanning, false discernment, and misjudging believers without cause. It serves as a training for both individual believers and ministry leaders, emphasizing the dangers of false accusations, misuse of authority, and operating in a spirit of fear or control.
The Bible warns against misjudging others, falsely accusing believers, and participating in practices that resemble the occult rather than the ministry of Jesus Christ. When ministries act out of suspicion instead of love, they risk severe spiritual consequences.
1. The Danger of Failing to Discern the Body of Christ Correctly
“For he that eateth and drinketh unworthily, eateth and drinketh damnation to himself, not discerning the Lord’s body.” (1 Corinthians 11:29) (apostle Paul mentioned”some believers died young, others were sick )
What This Means for Ministries:
- Misjudging Fellow Believers — When ministries falsely accuse others, they fail to recognize Christ’s work in that person. This failure to discern the body of Christ invites spiritual consequences.
- Causing Division — Dividing the body through suspicion and accusation contradicts the unity Jesus prayed for in John 17:20-23.
- Bringing Judgement Upon Themselves — Misuse of authority by labeling others as “witches,” “rebels,” or “unsubmitted” without evidence may provoke God’s discipline.
2. Misuse of Authority and False Religion
“Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you shut the kingdom of heaven in people’s faces. You yourselves do not enter, nor will you let those enter who are trying to.” (Matthew 23:13)
What This Means for Ministries:
- Operating in False Authority — False spiritual authority seeks to dominate through fear and control rather than lead with humility and love.
- Religious Manipulation — Accusations without biblical evidence are a form of spiritual abuse and manipulation.
- Pharisaical Spirit — Harshly judging others while believing oneself to be spiritually superior is the same sin Jesus condemned in the Pharisees.
3. The Spirit of Divination and False Discernment
“And it came to pass, as we went to prayer, a certain damsel possessed with a spirit of divination met us…” (Acts 16:16)
What This Means for Ministries:
- Confusing Divination with Discernment — “Reading” people without personal relationship or divine revelation is not biblical discernment. It is often a form of spiritual spying or divination.
- Superstitious Fear — Constantly suspecting believers without evidence indicates a spirit of fear rather than the Holy Spirit.
- Misusing Spiritual Gifts — The true gift of discernment brings clarity, peace, and healing, not accusation and condemnation.
4. Touching God’s Anointed and Bearing False Witness
++(Taveau notes they are on BOTH SIDES of the pulpit aisle, out in the ministry community and the grocery store)
“Do not touch My anointed ones, and do My prophets no harm.” (Psalm 105:15)
“You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.” (Exodus 20:16)
What This Means for Ministries:
- Accusing Without Cause — Bearing false witness by labeling people as “witches” or “rebellious” is a direct violation of God’s commandment.
- Risking God’s Judgement — Harming those genuinely called by God, whether by reputation-destroying gossip or public accusations, invites divine judgment.
- Presuming to Know the Heart — Only God knows the heart. Assuming someone’s motives or spiritual state without evidence is arrogance and sin.
5. Lack of Holy Fear and Real Love
“The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.” (Proverbs 9:10)
“By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.” (John 13:35)
What This Means for Ministries:
- Absence of Godly Fear — Ministries that operate without the fear of the Lord often lean into control, legalism, and false accusations.
- Lack of Genuine Love — False discernment causes suspicion and division, while genuine Christian love seeks restoration, understanding, and reconciliation.
- Misrepresenting Christ — Ministries that harm others under the guise of “spiritual discernment” misrepresent the character of Jesus.
6. The Path of Repentance and Restoration
“If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.” (2 Chronicles 7:14)
Steps Toward Repentance:
- Acknowledge the Sin — Recognize the damage caused by false accusations, harsh judgment, and spiritual manipulation.
- Repent and Seek Forgiveness — Ministries must repent before God and seek forgiveness from those they have wronged.
- Reconcile and Restore — Commit to restoring relationships and healing the body of Christ.
- Return to Sound Doctrine — Ministries should prioritize biblical truth over sensationalism or subjective experiences.
- Lead with Humility and Love — Adopt a Christlike posture of servant leadership, seeking unity and the edification of all believers.
Final Word of Caution
“For with the same judgment you pronounce, you will be judged; and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.” (Matthew 7:2)
Ministries are called to lead with integrity, humility, and genuine love. If leaders continue to operate in false discernment, unjust accusations, and spiritual abuse, they risk severe consequences from God. However, repentance is always possible. God is merciful and desires reconciliation.
Let us walk in the light, honor the body of Christ, and reflect the true character of Jesus in all we do.
Sister Taveau asks Chat GPT
IS THAT POSSIBLE? …based on scriptures Matthew 7:21-23? The Lamb’s Book of Life passages? any more?
Chat GPT replies
Matthew 7:21-23 (KJV) (read in depth)
“Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.
Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not ***prophesied** in thy name? and in thy name Apostle Taveau notes specifically****have cast out devils?** and in thy name done many wonderful works?*** ***(resembles Book of Acts Christian ministries)
And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.”**
- **“Iniquity” (ἀνομία – anomia):
Anomia translates to “lawlessness” or “wickedness”. A deeper meaning refers to “being without law”—essentially, living as if God’s laws and commands do not apply to one’s actions. It can also mean using spiritual authority to act outside God’s righteous standards.- Many strong concordances translate this as “using false authority” or “lawlessness”—doing things in the name of Christ, but using methods and intentions that are contrary to the will of God.
- Those who perform actions such as prophecies, exorcisms, or miracles for personal gain, manipulation, or in a manner that does not honor God’s law of love and truth can be said to be practicing false
- authority.
DR T ASKS YOU, THE READER: DO YOU ALL REALIZE ABOUT THIS?
Meaning: The Lamb’s Book of Life and the “Blotted Out” Concept
Sister TD says: LONG BIBLE STUDY ON LAMBS BOOK OF LIFE (resource)seon this site,the long in depth focus on this, late Feb, early March 2020)
Chat GPT continues
Revelation 3:5 (KJV):
“He that overcometh, the same shall be clothed in white raiment; and I will not blot out his name out of the book of life, but I will confess his name before my Father, and before his angels.”
- “Blotted Out” (ἐξαλείψω – exaleipsō):
The verb exaleipsō means “to erase” or “wipe away.” It suggests that a person’s name can be removed from the Book of Life if they fail to live according to God’s righteous commands.- False Religion, Divining, and Occult Practices: When individuals or ministries engage in false religious practices, divination, or occult activities, it can lead to their names being blotted out from the Book of Life because they have abandoned the true teachings of Christ for something deceptive and unholy.
- False Authority and False Witness: Ministries that operate with false authority—using their position to manipulate, control, or accuse others without evidence or without love—are walking in iniquity and may find themselves subject to judgment, including the risk of their names being removed from the Book of Life.
Falling Under False Authority, Occult Practices, and Failing to Discern the Body of Christ
The failure to discern the Body of Christ rightly is linked with a deep spiritual issue where people or ministries begin to operate with their own agendas, based on pride, division, and false authority. Divination, false witness, and occult practices all lead people away from the truth, often involving manipulation and control. This aligns with the works of iniquity mentioned in Matthew 7:23.
Examples of False Authority in Ministry:
Here are some examples of what could constitute false authority in ministry, aligning with the principles of Matthew 7:23 and Revelation 3:5:
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Spiritual Manipulation:
Using the title or position in ministry to manipulate people into giving money, following commands without question, or enforcing spiritual control through fear rather than love.- Example: A leader using the claim of being a “prophet” to manipulate followers into abandoning personal convictions or relationships based on perceived “prophetic” revelations that are inconsistent with scripture.
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Autocratic Leadership:
Leading with a spirit of domination, where decisions are made unilaterally without listening to the body of believers or encouraging accountability. This is opposed to the servant leadership demonstrated by Christ.- Example: A ministry leader who demands unquestioning obedience and views themselves as unchallengeable, while rejecting biblical principles of mutual submission (Ephesians 5:21).
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False Prophecy:
Claiming prophetic authority to give “words from God” that are self-serving or unbiblical. These prophecies often control, condemn, or manipulate others into following the leader’s agenda.- Example: A “prophet” telling people that they will face judgment or curses if they do not submit to their authority, even when there is no biblical backing for such claims.
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Divination (Occult Practices):
Using spiritual gifts or perceived spiritual abilities, such as “discernment” or “prophecy,” to uncover people’s private lives or manipulate them into submission. This could include the use of “inner reading,” “psychic” or “spiritual” practices that are outside biblical parameters.- Example: A ministry leader claiming to know someone’s hidden sin or destiny through spiritual insight but using occult-like methods instead of God’s Word and the true gifts of the Spirit.
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False Witness:
Making false accusations against others, particularly targeting leaders or individuals within the church for personal gain or manipulation. These false accusations can cause division and harm, ultimately working against the unity of the Body of Christ.- Example: A ministry spreading rumors or false accusations about someone based on hearsay or spiritual suspicion, damaging their reputation without cause.
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Controlling Spiritual Authority:
Using spiritual or ministerial authority to force people to act in ways that are not scripturally required. This may include demanding loyalty or submission to a ministry leader or organization instead of to Christ.- Example: A ministry leader instructing followers that they cannot make major life decisions (e.g., marriage, career, family matters) without their approval, using spiritual authority to dominate their personal choices.
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Sister Taveau asks Chat GPT A BIG Q:
Shocking! Q. Does This Result in Losing a persons, even a saved Christian Leader’s own Eternal Salvation?
Chat GPT answers
Matthew 7:21-23 and the idea of the Lamb’s Book of Life being “blotted out” strongly suggest that individuals who practice false authority, occult behaviors, or fail to discern the body of Christ correctly can indeed risk the loss of salvation. Here’s why:
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False Ministry Practices (such as occult practices, spiritual manipulation, and false prophecy) can cause a person to lose connection with Christ. If they continue down these paths, they are no longer walking in true righteousness, and as Matthew 7:23 says, Christ may declare, “I never knew you.”
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Falsely Discerning the Body: When ministries fail to discern the Body of Christ properly, they create division, arrogance, and conflict, which is directly opposed to Ephesians 4:3 (“Endeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace”). This can grieve the Holy Spirit and disrupt fellowship with God, potentially leading to spiritual rejection.
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The Judgment of Lawlessness: Matthew 7:23 implies that those who practice lawlessness under the guise of Christian authority will face rejection from God. This lawlessness includes using false authority, misrepresenting God’s will, and failing to adhere to His commands in Scripture.
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Blotted Out from the Book of Life: Revelation’s warning of being “blotted out” suggests that one’s name can be removed from the Lamb’s Book of Life if they stray from the faith and live in rebellion, especially when operating under falsehood, misusing spiritual gifts, and fostering division.
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Ministries that operate in false authority, occult practices, false witness, and fail to discern the body of Christ correctly risk spiritual judgment, including the potential loss of salvation. Matthew 7:21-23 and Revelation 3:5 serve as strong warnings against such practices. Ministries must train themselves to lead with humility, righteousness, and in accordance with the full counsel of God’s Word, always discerning the Body of Christ in love and truth.
Apostle Taveau D’Arcy “Just to be warned, to teach, to spare, Please disseminate to all.”
Final Thoughts:
This is to be viewed, as a fellow minister, Positive LIGHT THING..reason…birthed from His Love and out of big ConcernAlso, it’s any all to heed or not. I believe that “MANY unknowingly do the “above’ by lack of deep Bible training, mentoring, parenting and immersion in in “this stuff.” Meaning: that Dr T cares.
View all of this (and any more incidences, as there are about 5-6 GREAT disconcerting ones) However, this is a Caring, Abiding James 3:17 + never ending Isaiah 1:18 ..which is “enduring” Respectful, walking, talking and utmost “relating” in Christ’s Love, even a Life Saving big concern.
And I would rather YOU HATE ME , accuse me than miss out on JESUS FOR ALL ETERNITY.
God’s True Blessing!
2-3 more personal Luke Eyewitness visitor experiences, to come
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