Does the 7th Day Adventist Church Teach that Satan Bears Our Sins
Channel: People of the Free Gift
Date: 2018-07-20

Does the 7th Day Adventist Church Teach that Satan Bears Our Sins / Cults Weekly Q&A

New subscribers - Crazy Dustin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdSaxUFUwyU&lc=z23dunijpqazefsjp04t1aokgxsydnfsljjvazc3mjkhrk0h00410 

Adventists DONT believe satan is the Author and Finisher of our salvation 

From the official 7th day adventist website:

When Sin Will Be No More

When that small cloud finally appears on the horizon and Christ returns to this earth, He will not yet restore this planet to a sinless state. He will first destroy the ungodly (see 2 Thess. 2:8) and then take with Him His living and resurrected children—you and me, I pray—to a safe haven of peace, a New Jerusalem, to watch the final sad unfolding of earth’s history (see Rev. 20:4-6). This actually will be a story of “de-creation,” or a reversal of Creation. After the planet has been depopulated by Christ’s second coming, it will regress to its original desolate state, formless and void, as Jeremiah describes it in an eschatological vision during Old Testament times (see Jer. 4:23-25; cf. Gen. 1:2). But the most desolate scenario is drawn up for Satan, the master tempter, bound for 1,000 years to a place in which no one is alive to tempt, which almost must be the ultimate penalty (see Rev. 20:2, 3). One thousand years is a long time to bear the sins of this world, which are being placed at this moment on Satan. This was symbolically portrayed in the Old Testament on the Day of Atonement, during which the sins of God’s people were placed on Azazel, the scapegoat, before it was sent out into the desert to die (see Lev. 16:8, 21, 22). At the end of this period of time—the millennium—the final showdown between good and evil will take place. As the New Jerusalem descends from heaven, you and I might be watching from above as Satan tries to once more mobilize all his dark powers to lead them into a futile battle that, because of Calvary, is doomed to utter failure. No real war will occur; instead, merciful fire from God will consume the remainder of sin in this universe and cleanse it for eternity (see Rev. 20:7-9).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8Ss9ymLWJk&lc=z22pgdyrxkmve5yndacdp43bvamt32rynroaw5kbgcdw03c010c.1531511836204773 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdSaxUFUwyU&lc=z22pgdyrxkmve5yndacdp430mru34lalzx3ks0ffm51w03c010c 

I am by no definition a Calvinist, and I resent you trying to pigeonhole me as ANYTHING without knowing all I believe. (Go to my channel and read what I have written - THAT is what I believe.)
I take this scripture quite literally:
2Thess. 2:13 ~ "But we are bound to give thanks alway to God for you, brethren beloved of the Lord, because God hath from the beginning chosen you to salvation through sanctification of the Spirit and belief of the truth: 14. Whereunto he called you by our gospel, to the obtaining of the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ." 
If you dispute this in any way - that's your problem.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdSaxUFUwyU&lc=z23rdlaq5orwsltxf04t1aokgbevnnxlheqqtln13jubrk0h00410 

My son and I went to his final Bible Study with his ICOC Disciplers.  We shared grace with them and showed them how their church errors in doctrine.  They were not receptive.  

However, I did stump them a little on the "Discipleship" program.  They believe that you aren't saved until you are Baptized (a doctrinal error that I believe prevents salvation, because you must trust in at least one of your own works, making yourself co-Redeemer with Christ).  Their program lasts several months, and could last more than a year.  During this time, the discipled person does not believe they are saved because they haven't been baptized.  So I asked them to show me a single example of even one person being "Discipled" for an extended period of time before being baptized.  The best they could show me was the Ethiopian eunuch who was baptized no more than a few hours after talking to Philip.  After that, they admitted that no one was asked to wait for an extended period of time before being baptized, and any profession of faith was enough to be baptized in the first century.

To my amazement, they continued to defend this practice even after admitting that it was not Biblical!  This proved to me that we can't change anyone's heart or mind.  It's entirely up to the Holy Spirit.  But, we presented the truth.  

By the way, I love the new format!  I'll keep an eye out for these Q&A videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ec84UOg2ff8&lc=z22shbxp3uz5ehurw04t1aokgua5csz4r3dkfzvawvo0rk0h00410 

Interesting. I had never heard of them before. (12 tribes)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ec84UOg2ff8&lc=z23gyhoy3vjhvrcjt04t1aokg5e0vorlwdlwvsiacdmsbk0h00410 

I GUESS THEY DONT KNOW THAT JESUS IS  GOD  AND THE KINGDOM DOES NOT HAPPEN TILL AFTER THE TRIBULATION = JESUS OUR KING TO RULE FOR 1000 YRS