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II Peter 2:1-2
Excerpted from: Satan (Part 4)

This is very interesting because if this word "secretly" were translated into the closest English synonym, it would have to be the word "smuggle." They smuggle in—that is so interesting to me. Cunning deceit. The word literally means "they bring it along side," that is they present this heresy in such a way as to make it appear favorably with the truth. "Oh, it's just a refinement. We're not really changing anything. You understand that, don't you? We're not really changing it. It's just a refinement, a clarification."

One denies the Lord by failing to submit to Him in obedience. If the doctrines gradually begin to be changed, then submission to Christ is going to be put on different terms as well.

That word "destructive" will translate into the English word "pernicious" which means "deadly." We hear it most frequently in the medical term "pernicious anemia." The thing that is so interesting about this is that it may appear innocent, but all the while it is destroying life. It is something that gives the appearance of being not overtly or openly dangerous, but all the while it is undermining one's health. Of course, Peter is talking about spiritual health.

What he is saying is that they turn the church into a commercial operation. The reason is because Peter says these are men of evil ambition. They are covetous. Their primary objective is success in argument, not truth. The changes are made in order to exploit—back to the commercialism. That's why the feigned words, or the deceptive or phony arguments.

II Peter 2:2-3
Excerpted from: Satan (Part 4)

What he is saying is that they turn the church into a commercial operation. The reason is because Peter says these are men of evil ambition. They are covetous. Their primary objective is success in argument, not truth. The changes are made in order to exploit—back to the commercialism. That's why the feigned words, or the deceptive or phony arguments.

II Peter 2:2-3
Excerpted from: A Place of Safety? (Part 4)

He's talking about false teachers, again he is talking about them infiltrating the true church and beginning to wear it down.

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Jude and the Glorious Power of God
Being Deceived
Many Are Called, But Few Are Chosen (Part One)
How Far Have We Fallen? (Part Five)
The Spirit and the Way
Looking Forward (Part 2)
Matthew (Part Eleven)
How Our Joy May Be Full!
Does Doctrine Really Matter? (Part 3)

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