cast out, crying “Lord God Open up to us!”

The books were opened and the judgement was set, and I beheld a great multitude in the valley of decision- from every nation, language and race - weeping and gnashing their teeth because they saw Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and all the prophets in the kingdom of heaven - and they themselves were cast out, crying “Lord God! Creator of heaven and earth! Open up to us! Were we not in Christ alone and did we not preach the gospel to every creature?

Depart from me, hypocrites! You workers of iniquity! How can you escape the damnation of hell - seeing how you crucify afresh the Son of God to yourselves daily and put Christ to an open shame - betraying the innocent Blood?

EKKLESIA - Apostolic 436

Who are they preaching to anyway?

What is it, I wonder, that makes the KJV unpopular among so many popular preachers? Is it the thee's and the thou's or scriptures and words found hard to be uttered to carnal minds unable to receive strong meat because the best of them is still on milk unable to understand the word of righteousness because their ears are dull of hearing? 

Who are they preaching to anyway? Ordained by men from schools of traditions that teach pastors are lords over the flock. They deny the prophets to speak two or three and to let the other judge. People sit bound in their pews and no one dares share a psalm or a revelation because who are you to teach us? With their choirs and platforms and their holier-than-thou pretense, multitudes gather for the hearing of "good words and fair speeches", because they have no ears for the Truth. 

Every man in Christ knows the Lord. Covet to prophesy and forbid not speaking in tongues as the Spirit gives the utterance.

E K K L E S I A-Apostolic 277