Rabbi Jonathan Cahn has a word for the church today: We need to recognize the mouth of the dragon speaking through us.
“I say this in love about that brother or that sister ….” is a mark of danger, Cahn says.
“Or, ‘I don’t want to gossip, but …” “I don’t want to cause any trouble, but …” “Did you ever notice …?”
All of these are marks of danger, he explains.
“We do war against the real enemy,” Cahn says, adding that we must recognize where words like this are coming from, lest we give into deceit straight from the enemy himself.
For more from Jonathan Cahn on “The Dragon’s Opening Line,” watch the entire video above or at this link. {eoa}
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