Erroneous Statements
Some people who are speeding away from truth at a rapid rate have made some statements about the things E Bible Fellowship teaches – that in fact E Bible Fellowship does not teach nor has ever taught.
Here is the erroneous statement #1:
It has been said that EBF teaches exceptions to the doctrine of God shutting the door on May 21, 2011. This exception, the person claims, was that children of FR listeners forced to go to church by their parents could have been saved prior to May 21, 2011.
Here is the actual EBF teaching:
EBF has taught that that it is possible for children of FR listeners – who came out of the churches and were thereby in the proper place to receive the latter rain-and yet who later went back to the church AFTER May 21, 2011 – for some of those children to have been saved while outside the churches. And a child returned to church by his parents, for example of the age of 3 in 2012 or 2013 could be growing up within the congregations and yet be an elect child of God.
Erroneous statement #2:
A child in the womb born prior to May 21, 2011 but born after that date (of May 21, 2011) are not saved.
Actual EBF teaching:
It is possible that a child conceived prior to May 21, 2011 yet born up to 9 months later could have been saved and part of the great multitude that came out of the great tribulation period.
Originally published on https://www.ebiblefellowship.org/biblenotes (note id 559)
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