Satan’s Ministers Come to Sow Tares in the Same Field with God’s Wheat
Satan disguises his ministers as angels of light. (2 Cor. 11)
In order for Him to do this, they actually have to appear like they are Godly.
Two ways Satan’s Ministers Can Appear Godly, biblically:
1. They preach a message of peace, peace, with no judgement. – showing people positivity but not showing people their iniquity so they can repent from the heart. (Jeremiah 6:14, lamentations 2:14)
Jeremiah 6:14 They have healed also the hurt of the daughter of my people slightly, saying, Peace, peace; when there is no peace.
Lamentations 2:14 Thy prophets have seen vain and foolish things for thee: and they have not discovered thine iniquity, to turn away thy captivity; but have seen for thee false burdens and causes of banishment.
2. They preach a message of righteousness by adherence to their religious standards without emphasizing true repentance from the heart or the uncomfortable changing of religious standards to the Kingdom of God. (Read Matthew 23 entirely)
Repentance is The Common Denominator for Truth
There are many ways to be a false teacher false prophet or false apostle. A true message of repentance is never included in them.
There are no biblical or historical examples of a false prophet with a message of heart repentance to God from sin.
There are many biblical and historical examples of false prophets that try to oppose, replace, minimize or eliminate a message of repentance. They produce grave spiritual error and poisonous fruit.
A true message and example of repentance will never be found in one of satan’s ministers. It will always be missing, but for different reasons.
Avoiding the difficult messages and kingdom requirements of heart change and fruitful repentance towards God is a common connection between all false ministries.
The Bible says to behold the Kindness AND the Severity of God. (Romans11)
Satan’s ministers do not want you to behold the kindness AND severity of God, it doesn’t fit their agenda for themselves. They won’t do that, they will either show you only the kindness of God OR the severity of their own religious system that they made up.
Either way, they are motivated to gain money and influence from people, not to raise Gods disciples. They are messengers of Satan, there to sow tares wherever God sows wheat. (Read Matthew 13:18-30)
Differences Between Wheat and Tares:
– Both the wheat and the tares look the same while they are young, but change before they are harvested.
– The wheat and the tare share the same root system, so if you try to rip out all the tares you destroy the wheat also. This is why Jesus said let both grow together.
– Tare seeds are lightweight, and they are poisonous, they cause nausea, sickness. False messages are easy to eat, but they make you spiritually sick.
– Wheat seeds are heavy and full, and they cause the true wheat to bow whichever way the wind blows. True messengers give the complete message of God (judgement, mercy, and faith Matthew 23:23), which is not easy, incomplete, and lightweight like the false message. True messengers bow to whatever the Holy Spirit says while the false are always seen in their prideful and lightweight message.
– When it’s time to harvest, it’s easy to see which is wheat and which is tare. There is always a season coming where you will be able to tell which seeds were sown by Satan and which by God.
– When God (the harvester) decides its time to harvest the crops, he beats them all (threshing) to get the seed out of its shell, and throws them up in the wind (winnowing) so the useless shell can blow away. True fruit of Godliness always comes thru periods of testing even more purified, with everything that is useless gone. Tares get exposed as false fruit, or just fall away in sin and error in the time of shaking, blowing, and testing.
Gods ministers are called to be wheat and sow wheat seeds – the whole weight of the Word of God (judgement, mercy and faith) to make true disciples.
Satan’s ministers are called to mix in with Gods ministers but to sow Tare seeds – incomplete, lightweight, and poisonous doctrines.
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