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Friday, July 18, 2014

Quotes from Heretic Joey Faust's Book

Some have tried to defend Dr. Greg Dixon since I recently uploaded a video to YouTube exposing him as a false prophet who believes that saved Christians will spend 1,000 years in the lake of fire during the millennium if they don't live right (basically a Baptist version of Purgatory). As many other false prophets, Greg Dixon tries to be subtle and sly by not coming out and clearly stating his belief on this. This blog post contains the evidence backing up my attack on Dixon. Here is what Greg Dixon wrote back in 2008:

Approximately six or seven years ago I attended a fellowship meeting in a Baptist church in Hockley, Texas. A young preacher, named Joey Faust, from Venus, Texas spoke on the subject of KE and said that he had written a book on the subject. Afterwards, thinking that someone needed to head him off before he got too far out on a limb, I asked him if I could critique the manuscript before he sent it to the publishers and he agreed and mailed it to me. I read it, made exhaustive notes, and was shocked when I could not refute his arguments and was impressed with his scholarship and meticulous research, although I have not come to a final decision about all of his conclusions. His book is titled, "The Rod - Will God Spare it?" 

That was back in 2008. Now he preaches this doctrine from behind the pulpit as a guest preacher (according to his friend Pastor Sam Adams, who said he will never have Dr. Greg Dixon come and preach ever again since he preached this heresy). Here are a list of quotes from Joey Faust's manuscript that Dr. Dixon was so "impressed" with and "could not refute:"

"It is important to realize that the warnings concerning death at the Judgment Seat for SOME believers are not all limited to the Gospels." –Joey Faust, p. 72, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, Pre-pub book 

"Notice that believers are warned about going to the SAME PLACE as unbelievers during the Millennium . . ." –Joey Faust, p. 180, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, Pre-pub book 
  
"Some Christians will experience temporary death after death." –Joey Faust, p. 65, The Rod: Will God Spare It?,  Pre-pub book  

"Therefore, any death experienced at the Judgment Seat that divides BODY, soul or spirit can be  described as a cutting asunder. The next chapter of this book will show that the Bible clearly warns true Christians of a soul death if we walk in seat without repentance." –Joey Faust, p. 71, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, p 71 Pre-pub book 

"The death of [Romans 8:] 13 will therefore be experienced at the judgment seat of Christ. –Joey  Faust, p. 73, The Rod: Will God Spare It?,  Pre-pub book 

"It is now time to examine more closely the death that many Christians will experience at the Judgment Seat. It includes not only the death of the body, but also the death of the soul . . ." –Joey Faust, p. 75, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, Pre-pub book 

"Under Christ it is the temporary death of the body and the soul! This is why the Bible teaches Christians to strive to have their souls saved at the Judgment Seat (Heb. 10:39, 1 pet. 1:9, Jas 1:21, etc.). The Christian’s soul is already saved in eternity. Yet, there is also a saving of the soul in relation to the future age of reward. Disobedient Christians are in danger of losing their souls temporarily at the Judgment Seat (Mt. 10:28, 29, 16:24-26)." –Joey Faust, p. 81, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, Pre-pub book 

"It is now time to examine more closely the death that many Christians will experience at the judgment seat. It includes not only the death of the body, but also the death of the soul . . ." -- Joey Faust, p. 135, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, p. 75, pre published book; 

"The ‘much sorer punishment’ than physical death (mentioned in Hebrews 10) is called the ‘second death’ in the Book of Revelation. The Lake of Fire is where this soul death will begin to occur; therefore, the Lake of Fire is called the ‘second death’ in th Book of Revelation. The Lord’s breath lights a fire before His throne. This fire from the Lord’s mouth is a rod. It will try believers and it will slay all that have lived in disobedience and sloth without repentance. The Lake of Fire is where this soul death will begin to occur; therefore the Lake of fire is called the ‘second death’ . . . Christians are warned about the danger of being temporarily ‘hurt’ by this Lake of Fire . . . After being slain by the Lord’s fiery breath at the judgment seat, unfaithful Christians will be banished to the underworld [HELL] for 1000 years." -- Joey Faust, p. 143, 144, The Rod: Will God Spare It?,  p. 83, 84, pre published book 

"Unbelievers will be thrown into this Lake of Fire. They will experience the ‘second death.’ Yet Christians are warned about the danger of temporarily ‘hurt’ by this Lake of Fire." –Joey Faust, p. 144, The Rod: Will God Spare It?,  p. 84, Pre-pub book 

"The same Lake of Fire can be temporary for God’s rebellious people, yet endless for God’s rebellious enemies (i.e. non-Christians)." –Joey Faust, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, p. 93, Pre-pub book 

"Christians cannot lose ultimate salvation. They will therefore only be hurt temporarily by the Lake of Fire." –Joey Faust, p. 94, The Rod: Will God Spare It?,  Pre-pub book  

"Disobedient Christians who fail to overcome in life will first experience the Lake of Fire. They will then experience the dark prison of the underworld during the glorious age of the Millennial Kingdom of God . . . Disobedient Christians do not stay in the Lake of Fire before the throne of the Lord. After the fire has declared in their bodies what kind of deeds they committed as Christians, it will be the second stage of their judgment. Being ‘hurt’ of the ‘second death’ is only the first, initial stage. Then will then be gathered again and sent down to the underworld for the duration of the Millennial Kingdom (Rev. 20:6)."–Joey Faust, p. 209, The Rod: Will God Spare It?,  Pre-pub book 

"As the disobedient servants [believers] walk over the Lake of Fire they will immediately be ‘cut asunder’ by its FLAMES. They will then be gathered into the ‘lower parts’ of the earth’ [hell fire] to stay until the Millennial Kingdom is over." –Joey Faust, p. 211, The Rod: Will God Spare It?,  Pre-pub book 

"This two part judgment links together Christ’s warnings about destruction IN the Lake of Fire (Rev. 2:11) with His warnings about the underworld. The judgment IN HELL comes directly after the ‘death’ IN the Lake of Fire." –Joey Faust, p. 213, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, Pre-pub book 

"Every Christian that has walked a life filled with the Spirit will be glorified at the Judgment Seat (Rom. 8:17). The flames of the 'second death' will not hurt the glorified body quickened by the Spirit. However, every Christian that has not allowed the indwelling Spirit to dwell in his actions and deeds (but has grieved Him) will die in the flames at the judgment seat. His carnal deeds will be manifested in his mortal body [unglorified body].”  -- Joey Faust, p179, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, p. 217, pre pub book 

"After this manifestation by fire comes the next step . . . [1 Cor. 3:15] . . . After the body is first burned in the 'second death’, IT will then be sentenced and temporarily banished to the underworld [hell to you uninformed]. This is a two part judgment. Tried by fire [i.e., the second death] and then saved 'so as by fire' (i.e., the subsequent punishment in the fiery prison of the underworld, from which one will be delivered after the millennium). One might wonder how disobedient Christians get from the Lake of Fire to Hell to the underworld . . ." -- Joey Faust, p. 179 The Rod: Will God Spare It?, p. 217, 218, pre pub book; 

"Outer darkness in the heart of the earth is where the hypocrites and unbelievers will wait until the Great White Throne when EVERYONE is raised for final judgment. At that point, all who are not found written in the Book of Life (the unbelievers) will be cast into the Lake of Fire for all eternity (Rev. 20:15. All Christians will then be together throughout eternity and all tears will be wiped away (Rev. 21:4). –Joey Faust, p. 181, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, Pre-pub book 

"Disobedient Christians will experience a temporary hurt IN the Lake of Fire which is the ‘second death’, and they will be then be cast into the dark, FIERY prison of the underworld. . . . Hell is not the lake of Fire; yet Christians are warned about destruction IN both places." –Joey Faust, p. 208, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, Pre-pub book 

"In 1 Corinthians 3:15, the ‘fire’ speaks of literal fire. Paul concludes his warning by revealing that it is the unfaithful Christian man himself that shall be literally burned." -- Joey Faust, p. 161 The Rod: Will God Spare It?, p. 101, pre published book; 

"The underworld is sometimes called Hell in the Bible . . . It is therefore a proper word to use to refer to the place the Lord will cast all that are unworthy of His Kingdom (Mt. 5:28; Lk, 9:62, etc.)." –Joey Faust, p. 184, 185, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, Pre-pub book 

"Disobedient Christians will be cast out of the Millennial Kingdom and will temporarily go into the underworld where they will experience negative consequences based on their degree of sin. This prison is some times ‘hell’ in the English Bible." –Joey Faust, p. 190, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, Pre-pub book 

"Translators were correct in translating Hades, Gehenna and Tarturus by the single word ‘hell’. They all refer to that one place in the center of the earth where the unfaithful dead [i.e. carnal BELIEVERS and unbelievers] will spend the Millennial Kingdom of God." –Joey Faust, p. 196, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, Pre-pub book 

"Everyone that has ‘part’ in the First Resurrection will reign. This at once refutes the common idea that the only thing Christians can forfeit is a reign in the kingdom. Christians can lose the millennial kingdom itself." -- Joey Faust, p. 185, The Rod: Will God Spare It?,  p. 148, pre published book; 

"Having part in the First Resurrection is linked with kingdom entrance and reign. Both are conditional blessings for Christians based upon conduct." --Joey Faust, p. 188, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, p. 152 - pre published book 

"It is important to realize that ‘having part’ in the First Resurrection does not just consist of being raised momentarily from the dead or judgment. It consists of being raised from the dead never to die again." --Joey Faust, The Rod: Will God Spare It? - p. 190, p. 153 - pre published book; 

"Paul was striving for the First Resurrection. He shows the First Resurrection is conditioned upon suffering with Christ. It is called a ‘prize.’ A prize is something one is to win"; [Phil. 3:11-14; 1 Cor. 9:24-27] -- Joey Faust,p. 189  The Rod: Will God Spare It? ,  p. 153, pre published book; 

"Nevertheless, all Christians will not stay alive. All Christians will not be found worthy to obtain ‘that world’ and the ‘resurrection from the dead.’ Since they will die again, they do not ‘have part’ in that Resurrection." – Joey Faust, p. 191, The Rod: Will God Spare It? , p. 154, pre published book; 

"Many Christians will be raised only to die again. They will be hurt of the ‘second death’ and will miss the kingdom for 1000 years. These Christians will be raised to immortality at the Great White Throne [second resurrection] after the millennium . . . These Christians missed the First Resurrection and the kingdom reign. They were hurt of the second death [lake of fire] and had to die again at the judgment seat of Christ. They receive the resurrection of life (to immortality) on the Last Day, which occurs after the millennium." -- Joey Faust, p. 195, 196, The Rod: Will God Spare It? , p. 159, 160, pre published book 

"In Matthew 25:30, the subject is an unprofitable servant with no fruit. On other occasions, Jesus taught that such servants would actually miss the Kingdom entirely and would be banished to the underworld. There is no reason not to conclude that ‘outer darkness’ in Matthew 25:30 means the regions of the underworld [hell fire], exactly as it does in other warnings." –Joey Faust, p. 179, The Rod: Will God Spare It?, Pre-pub book

1 comment:

  1. Pastor Anderson,
    I learn so much from your preaching,I wish you were my pastor.

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