A Critique of the Seven Mountain Mandate (Part 1) - Critical Issues Commentary
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Bob DeWaay and Eric Douma discuss the book Invading Babylon by Lance Wallnau and Bill Johnson (published by Destiny Image Publishers). The claim of this book is that we need to survey contemporary prophets to determine God’s plan for this generation so that we can “invade Babylon” and Christianize the culture as we establish the kingdom of God on the earth. Bob and Eric show that we must search the Scriptures to know what God said and what He is doing in this age. They reject modern prophets and apostles and claim that we enter the kingdom of God through faith alone. They define the Seven Mountain Mandate, which will be covered in future episodes.
• This is a critique of Invading Babylon by Lance Wallnau and Bill Johnson published by
Destiny Image Publishers, Jul 16, 2013
Links:
https://cicministry.org/commentary/issue142.htm
Original video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XAoWDUAmEc
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