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false prophet Jean Stepnoski has absolutely NO discernment if she thinks the five demons ("doves") web site is led by G-d's spirit. G-d does not give the false prophecies, lies, false theology, or false teachings that are regularly and routinely posted on the satanic five demons ("doves") web site.
G-d has NEVER been behind ANY false prophecies. Since 100% of the prophecies on the five demons ("doves") web site fail, then it shows G-d's Spirit is not the spirit the five demons ('doves") false prophets follow. Her "spirit of truth" is not G-d's Spirit but her demon spirit guide and she calls it "spirit of truth" in order to deceive people into thinking she is referring to G-d's Spirit. She. like most new agers, also refers to her spirit guide as 'Master' - she does not refer to G-d or Messiah Yeshua - she refers to "spirit of truth" and "Master" just as new agers do.
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http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/march2009/jeans316.htm
Jean Stepnoski (16 March 2009) "With Thanks for Meriam Brown"
Dear John, Meriam, and all Doves, Thank you Meriam for your posting. I always pray that we are led by the Spirit of Truth, the Ruach, in what we post here. You have sincerely celebrated and enjoyed Purim on what is a different dateline/timeline than that of the printed calendars based upon the new moon at conjunction. You believe that the new moon sighting is the correct method, according to the Scriptures. There are various dates people use. Would Abba Father send His only begotten son, now the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords, after any dates are over for a Feast of the Lord if that is when Rapture will occur? Your posting highlighted some of the issues I was asking us to consider. It could mean that the Master may appear a day or two later than expected according to printed calendars based upon the conjunction method. The sighting of the new moon method dates may be honored in expanded datelines/timeslines, as well as the earlier dates. A longer process time is possible. In this sense, the Master can come at a time, concerning the day, which some people do not expect because they think that day and/or days of an event is or are past. He could indeed be later than expected. He would seem to delay his arrival. Your remaks about the four month period from Hanukkah(Channukkah) to the Second Passover were especially interesting. We had a number of postings about this issue of the Second Passover last year as we approached it. Your remarks about Luke 2:1-3 were instructive. Thank you again, Meriam. May we be WATCHING for the Beloved Groom!With Love and Shalom,Jean Stepnoski
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